San Jose City College - Collegian Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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tlxe lottery CAST JANUARY 11-13 DAVY HUTCHINSON .......... BIUIE WALKER SARAH WATSON ........... DEBORAH BENNETT HORACE MARTIN ........... WARNER FOLSOM FRED DELACROIX ......... ANTHONY SIMMONS BILL HUTCHISON ............. JIM CARSON JANEY DUNBAR ............. MARIE FREGNI STELLA WATSON .......... MARIANN BROWN MISS BESSOM ................ DONNA KELLY MRS. DELACROIX ......... ELEANOR SIEBER JACK WILKINS ................ DAVE SELF OLD MAN WARNER ........... RICHARD BLUM BELVA SUMMERS ............ CLAUDIA CARR JOE SUMMERS .............. PHIL KEARNEY TESSIE HUTCHISON ................. CAROL SHAW BECKY DUNBAR ........... VENETIA FREGNI San Jose City College 2100 Moorpark Ave. Studio 75 Presents Three One-act Ph TESSIE HUTCHISON IS STONED TO DEATH BY THE SCAPEGOAT-SEEKING VILLAGERS IN THE LOTTERY. f a P ? S3 r S3 2 a, midsummer ixiglxt’s dream CAST NOVEMBER 2-3-4 QUINCE {A CARPENTER) ............... JIM TELLEFSON FLUTE (A BELLOWS-MENDER) .......... STEVE BROOKS SNOUT (A TINKER) .................. WARNER FOLSOM SNUG (A JOINER) .................... DICK BOWEN STARVELING (A TAILOR) ................ DICK BLUM BOTTOM (A WEAVER) .................. JIM CARSON PUCK ................................. DAVID SELF THIS IS A REHEARSAL SHOT OF THE ROARING COMPETITION SHOT BETWEEN BOTTOM AND SNUG IN A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.'

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SMIRNOV PROPOSES TO MRS. POPOV UNDER DURESS, IN THE BOOR LUKA (THE SERVANT) AND MRS. POPOV ARE STUNNED BY SMIR-NOV'S REFUSAL TO LEAVE IN THE BOOR. tlxe Tboor CAST JANUARY 11-13 MRS. POPOV ............. SHARON LANCASTER LUKA ....................... RICHARD BLUM SMIRNOV .................... JIM TELLEFSON GARDENER ............... ANTHONY SIMMONS COACHMAN ...................... DAVID SELF drama ....The Drama department, under the direction of Mr. S. G. Bennett, had a very successful 1961 season. Studio 75 was packed nearly every performance, and several people had to be turned away. The productions proved to be an extremely important function on campus, serving not only as a learning device for the students, but also as an entertainment medium for the public and students of SJCC. Productions for the season include: Interlude from Midsummer Nights Dream, Hello from Bertha, The Sandbox, The Lottery, The Boor.” Antigone, and All That Fall. studio

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DR. S. I. HAYAKAWA FOUR FRESHMEN BASIL RATHBONE a.s.b. cultural series DR. LINUS PAULINC ELEANOR ROOSEVELT DR. ROBERT M. HUTCHINS FIREHOUSE FIVE PLUS TWO San Jose City College annually presents an outstanding group of educators and entertainers on campus in the Special Evening Assembly Series. The student-sponsored programs, held in the men's gymnasium, are open to the general public as well as to students. This year's eight-program series was highlighted by the appearance of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. The United Nations delegate and former First Lady, who has been described as the First Lady of the World ' spoke on, Is America Facing World Leadership? First assembly of the school year, in October, featured the popular Four Freshmen. The Freshmen have won a number of polls proclaiming them the top jazz vocal group in the land. The second program starred Basil Rathbone in An Evening with Basil Rathbone, in which the famed actor presented recitations from a number of plays and poems. Mahalia Jackson, called Queen of the Gospel Song, entertained here in March, singing from her wide repertoire of Gospel music which has made her the foremost vocalist in that field. Next in the series was the dixieland music of the Firehouse Five Plus Two, composed of Walt Disney artists, writers, and directors. The final three programs were lectures by prominent men in education. Dr. Robert Hutchins, former Chancellor of the University of Chicago, spoke on Basic Issues of a Free Society; Nobel prizewinning chemist Dr. Linus Pauling of the California Institute of Technology talked on, Steps Toward World Peace, and semanticist Dr. S. I. Hayakawa of San Francisco State College lectured on Understanding Modern Art '