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The Glass Menagerie The Campus Players delighted the community with their presentation of Tennesse Williams ' classic The Glass Menagerie. Laura, the young lady who lives in a fantasy world represented by miniature glass animals, was portrayed by Marisa Wallerstein. Carolyn O ' Donnell, assistant professor in the speech theatre dance department played Amanda and Bill Esher played her son, Tom Wingfield. Alan Harris portrayed Jim O ' Conner, the gentleman caller who deeply affects Laura. The Glass Menagerie as presented by the Campus Players was directed by Dr. William C. Morris, head of the Fine and Performing Arts at GSC. i 28
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If fulfillment was the theme of Hirson and Schwartz ' s Pippin, then surely the audience lived out that theme. The performance was satisfying and excellent at times. The narrator, played by Gregg Kohlhepp, held the play together with his tight operatic story telling technique and Ron Brown made Pippin the one character that everyone can relate to. Charming Charlemagne, portrayed by Alan Harris, was a favorite of the audience, as was Pippin ' s grandmother, Berthe, played by Helen Pittard. Other cast members included Pippin ' s lover Catherine (Alice Stockton), Pippin ' s stepmother (Bonnie Sue Duckman) and her side-kick son (Bill Esher), the talking head (Steve Rosenblum) and Catherine ' s young son, Theo (Mark Bove). The twenty company players did an outstanding job keeping each scene fresh. The orchestra, under the direction of Sal Scarpa, made the music more than just ba ckground and the costumes were cleverly crafted under the leadership of Marcia Cox. A highlight of the series of performances, directed by Richard Kislan, was the raffling off of Charlemagne ' s shimmering cloak to a member of the audience. 27
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Miss G.S.C. Sueanne Loga was crowned Miss GSC of 1979-80 in Wilson Recital Hall on April 23. Sueanne is a freshman marketing and computer science major and went on to the Miss New Jersey pageant. Out of the 10 girls in the competition, Lisa Zompa, a 1982 communication major was the first runner up. Second runner up was Bonnie Sue Duckman, a 1979 speech theatre dance major. 29
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