University of Indianapolis - Oracle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Q 1' 1 2 3 4 5 PAGE 10: 1-Tom Richardson zeroes in on the ice cream and syrup served at the Oct. 1 lce Cream Bash . . . 2- . . . after he and many other Centralites rocked the gym in hopes of a successful Pep Rally . . . 3- . . . led by Cheerleaders such as Julie Howe, Tlna Renihan, and Rlck Marshall. 4- Sometimes you catch it: Deb Hampton her eye on the pie thrown over the barrier by Jeff Green . . . 5- . , . but sometimes you don't: Junior Teresa Swanson comes away from this new SuperStar event with a delicious face, as Rick Marshall decides to help clean it. 6-Central Council president John Prasser takes his tum in the Krannert Library cornerstone ceremony. PAGE 11: 1-Dianne Driscol waits for fellow freshman Jon Maxwell to hop on down ln hls sack, so that she can get going in the race. 2-Some St. Joe boys let Jerry Throgmartin in on just how the ballgame was going to end up. 3-Steve Nontell waves the white flag lJoe Allenl for lC Grand Prlx winner and defending champ Larry Hathaway, as George Wilson, Mark Adams, Steve Clodfelter, and Mlm Smith look on. The race took place Oct. 3. 4-Greg Manny Hernandez had no trouble kicking the ball while Pam Clayton held it, during the SuperStar event, but he was stunned when he tried catching it in the multi-stunt relay. The Seniors won the overall SuperStar tltle on Oct. 2, the morning of the St. Joseph's game. .Nm

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October 1, 7, 8, and 9 'The Glass Menagerie' opens diverse ICT season THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams, 1944 The Players: Carol Hill as Amanda, the Mother Gary G. Robinson as Tom, her Son Karen Ream as Laura, her Daughter Tom Kennedy as Jim, the Gentleman Caller GLASS MENAGERlE's Production Staff: Richard A. Williams, Producer and Direc- tor 'fr Brenda Maxwell, Assistant Director it James W. Ream, Technical Director sir George Arndt lll, Assistant Technical Director 13' Larry Lynch, Stage Manager it Jim Davidsen, Assistant Stage Manager it David Lotland, Master Stage Technician -it Sue Smart, Master lighting Technician it Howard Kello, Master Sound Techni- cian 'A' Deborah Sargent, Costume Mistress 15' Paula Swengel, Properties at Susan Richardson, Make-up Mistress -A' Brian Cummings, House Manager it Pat Maple, Box Office Manager it Lou Gerig and Paula Swengel, Publicity. 1-Amanda's plans of freeing Laura through the love of a 'gentleman caller' come crashing down when the 'caller', Jim, finally discloses his engagement. 2-Delicate and fragile as the glass 'menagerie' of animals she collects, Laura has retreated too far from life: the play focuses on the effort to break through her isolation. 3-The conflict between the past lived by Amanda and the future dreamed of by her son Tom makes up the other focal point of the play. 4-After finally being freed by the kindness ot the well-meaning Jim, Laura is shattered by the news which Amanda will soon know herself. 2 3 l