Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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TOP ROW: Neff, FOSICFQ Mullins, Mr. Mark Hamilton QDirectorQ, Hughes, Bosse. lN'llDDLE Row: Smith, Mertes, White, Markle, Baker, Thompson, Nelson, Venk, Bouldron, BOTTOM ROW: Gates, MCAnernev. Lewis- Hogan, XVoods, McHugh, Dunham, Schafer, Campbell. DRA ATIC CLUB 111 ' HE year 1929-1230 was a very quiet one in regard to dramaticsg in fact, the first Part was entirely devoid of all dramatic activities. However, when the call for volunteers was issued, the response was very gratifying. In a very short time a dramatic club of some thirty-ive members was organized, and a cast for a play was chosen immediately. Several of the members were connected with dramatics at St. Mar- tin's last year, but most of them are new men. What was lacking in experience was readily made up in enthusiasm and interest. C The director, Mr. Mark Hamilton, is very capable of directing any work pertaining to the stage. He has done professional work for the movies in Hollywood for many years prior to his coming to St. Martin's. The dramatic club is very fortunate, indeed, in Obtaining the services of an actor as experienced and capable as Mr. Hamilton. At the time this goes to press, the players are putting the finishing touches to Just Enough Vacation, a co-medy-drama in two acts, to be presented at St. Martin's Audi- h M 28. There was much competition for the various torium commencement nig t, ay parts, but the cast finally settled upon is as follows: 1 Jack Ashton, Reporter ....,.... -- Richard Berry, Actor .................. Mr. Pemberton, Bank P1'6Sid6712f ..... Curtis Dunbar, Villain. .............-- Herbert Wells, Hero ..... Percival Bryton, Dude ........-----.--- Obediah Siggins, Rube Farmer ...... Young Obe, Far1ne1 s Son. ......... Raggles, Tramp .... . ........--- -- Pat, Camp Hama' ......------- Jeff, Colored Cook ....-.--.--------- -A Bozo, Tramjfs Airdale Mutt ....... ---------JACK VEAK -----J'OHN FOSTER -----.FRANK BOssE NETT ---MHARRY THOMPSON ---------ARNOLD BAKER ---.--------JAMES MARKLE ERNEST BUCHTMAN EDWARD MCANERNEY WALTER BROWN ------STEXVART BABBITT -------TANNENBAUM F V

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' TOP Row: Rev. Martin, O. S. B., Spinner, O'Loane, Rev. Raphael IDDLIZ Ro R ff M M D r A fro BOTTOM ROW: Toner, aker, c aec er on ris iertes lent S SAMARCO RALPH ARMSTRONG Editor in Chief JOHN MCGOWAN Assistant Edltor FRANK BOSSE Assistant Editor MICHAEL CONTRIS College Activities KENNETH O,LOANE I-hgh School Activities ARNOLD BAKER College Athletics JACK SPINNER High School Athletics GEORGE MCDERMOTT Art Editor RAY SCHAECKER Business Manager MAURIOE SCHAFER Advertising Manager BERNARD MERTES College Circulation BERNARD TONER High School Circulation MATTHIAS SCHAFF, LOUIS LYONS .... ............................ T ypists REV. MARTIN TONER ..................... ..... . Literary Adviser REV. RAPHAEL HEIDER ...... ......... A rt Adviser