Texas Wesleyan University - Txweco Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Politicians Visit Campus House Majority Leader Jim Wright X, 3 4 1 ,,.....-.-ui,., :f --: -,-1+-' -. .......- -, --Y 1- .,-U.-r.-L. The Wesleyan campus was visited by political opponents Congressman Jim Wright and House-of-Representatives- hopeful Jim Bradshaw in October. Wright appeared before students in the Science Lecture Theater on October 30 and spoke of problems facing the Carter Administration and the world in general. A question-and-answer session was held after the speech. On October 31 Bradshaw addressed the Wesleyan community on such issues as the upcoming Presi- dential election and the consequences of the outcome. Both Wright And Bradshaw were running for Representative of the 51st Congressional District, which, incidentally, is the district in which Wesleyan is located. The speeches were well-attended and informative. 1 l i E if-' Jim Bradshaw I

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w..!l.ggaJi milAQ l l 4 l Convocation Honors The Pates Texas Wesleyan College honored Dr. A. M. Pate, Jr. and Mrs. Joyce Peugh Pate with honorary doctoral degrees. The candidates were recommended by the faculty and elected by the Board of Trustees. Dr. Pate received an honorary Doctor of Business and Finance degree. He was also awarded the Friend to Alumni', Award. Mrs. Pate received the honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree. Dr. Fleming presented the honorary degrees. The guest speaker for the occasion was R. Buckminster Fuller, the well known American architect. He is best known as the designer of the Geodesic Dome. Mr. Fuller also spoke to a student assembly later that day. His visit served as the October Celebrity Series, sponsored by the Student Life Office. Dr. Fleming presents Dr. Pate with an honorary degree. Mr. Fuller speaks on Humans in the Universe. Mrs. Pate graciously thanks TWC for the honorary doctorate.

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I --..-... ,.....-1-....,,......,,...... -..-...4.a.-.r4-aCf 4-1f fa gdnnl:m AQ J l U TWC Presents The Tempest , The TWC drama department presented Shake- speare's The Tempest for the 1980 Fall Production. The play centers around a group of castaways myste- riously brought to a magical island. The island is controlled by Prospero, a sorcerer, who is aided by the spirit Ariel and the beast Caliban. The play was staged by Mason Johnson with technical direction by J. Allen Brown. Prospero, the Duke of Milan Sebastian, Alonso's brother Antonio, Prospero's brother . Gonzalo, Alonso's councillor Caliban, Prospero's slave . . Miranda, Prospero's daughter Trinculo, a jester ......... Stephano, a drunken butler Master of the Ship ....... Ferdinand, Alonso's son . . . Alonso, King of Naples . . . Boatswam ................ CHARACTERS Ariel, an airy spirit ............ . . . . . . Michael Black . Gary Adkerson . . . John Chance Francisco, a lord . .....,..... . . . . . . . . Dean Cochran Geri Hammond Steve Hanebutt Darrell Hayward . Virginia Keyes Danny Kitchens . John Langston ..... Ted Lewis . . . Brick Moore Tim Raif . . . . . . Mark Wilson SPIRITS Juno . . . .............. Pamela Baker Ceres . . . ........... Kim Bussey Ires . . . .... Linda Kay Plumlee Tami Cohen Tammie Grubb-Weeks Linda Peterson Connie Wadsworth mf' mn. Ariel takesthe form of a winged messenger. 1 i l l l l l 3 Caliban offers his services to Stephano and Trinculo. l l Prospero casts a spell on Ferdinand as the terrified Miranda looks on. A l 1 The passengers and crew of the ship survey the tempest. l . I xfgftf '