Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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'Qtr .... Robert Goshorn Pres. No! No! - Never Look at the Audience H4890 .Xg4OA6L ,sg .fn D. Brendle-Sec'y, A. Newell-Treas., T. Damich-V. Pres., M. Poorman R Goshorn, Pres. Not Pictured: J. Kerns, H. Blair, J. Warne, P. Gor on S. Conan, J. Papandreas, W. Casteel, C. Cunningham, B. Pfrogner, P, Mere dith, Dr, Logan, Dr. Miller. The Theta Theta Cast of Alpha Psi Omega fraternity, national dramatic fraternity, is one of the most active groups on our campus. This organization is composed of the behind-the-curtain people who plan productions for The Playhouse and take care of the finances and worries of campus productions. Members for Alpha Psi Omega are chosen for their outstanding work in Playhouse accomplishments, and the organization is made up of principally iuniors and seniors. Beside the headaches of management, the group often becomes socially minded. One of the foremost events of the current year was a trip to the Nixon in Pittsburgh to see Oscar Wilde's Lady Windemere's Fan. Two initiation ceremonies were held during the year, one following the last performance of Pride and Preiudice in November and the other following a dinner at the home of Dr. James M. Miller, faculty advisor, in April. These new members are named but not pictured above.

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T H-if JQ.,,,,. ami. It's Like This ---- perclassmen who have participated in ten intercollegiate de- r four intercollegiate oratorical contests, or a combination of , are eligible for membership in the campus chapter of Tau Alpha, one of the foremost national debating fraternities. Stu- ebaters during this year have been Betty Dennis, Howard Ronald Elbell, Alec Walker, and Eugene Ganassi. At a pre- event at West Virginia University our debaters met Washington ferson College, our own Uniontown Center, and various other of the section in practice matches. They later iourniecl to Mt. :allege to another session with Westminster, Penn State, Lock and Bucknell. They engaged in various other debates at iia and Fairmont State Teachers' Colleges and West Virginia tn. Prof. Mintier, Prof. Mullaly, Betty Dennis, and Alec Walker d the annual national Tau Kappa Alpha Discussion Tournament vas held in Bloomington, Indiana, and discussed the problem :l peace with delegates from schools all over the nation. Left to Right: Professor Mintier, B. Dennis, and H. Griffen. Not Pictured: A. Walker. Y n lx. Betty Dennis Pres. .1--are v. N32

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Al 3-1 .VJ-11. 4' Back Row: E. Stephens, R. Goshorn, K. McConnell, J. Papandreas, L. Tabas, A. Newell, W. Casteel, J. Kerns. Front Row: B. Pfrogner, C. Cunningham, T. Damich, D. Brendle, P. Gordon, M. Poorman, S. Canan, G. Stetzer, A. Moyer. Not Pictured: B. Allison, R, Beardmore H. Blair, M. Closser, A. Coughlin, L, Davis, F. Dubos, E. Dugan, R. Dunn, R. Elbell S. Ely, S. Frazier, C. Hickson, J. Highberger, P. Himes, M Jay, D. Jollie, V. Marchese, A. Markotan, P. Meredith, R. Moniger, V. Nix, P. Rinehart, J. Rodefer, N. Smith, J. Stepanic, E. Taylor, B Tallerico, E. Troutman, A. Walker, J. Warne. we lgfayem No longer do the Thespians of Waynesburg College admit the word if to their vocabulary. After many years of wishing their dream has come true. They have a theater of their own, The Playhouse in Madison Hall. Gone are the days of cramped quarters and sketchy equip- ment. This year has been the most successful Dr- Jr1meSM- Miller one in the history of Waynesburg College dram- Director STUDENT DIRECTORS Back row: S. Canan, E. Lupoli Front row: P. Gordon, T. Damich 1