The Howard Payne College Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, October 18, 1963 Page: 3 of 4
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THE YELLOW JACKET* OCTOBER 18, 1063
PAGE 3
KEEP IN MIND—Donna Beth fifeld, left, and James Harris are
involved in a scene from the College Theatre's first production of
tihe 1963 season, "Dulcy." Held is playing the lead role, while Harm
is heading the male cast. (Staff photo by David' Aaron.)
College Theatre
Presents 'Dulcy'
Opened Thursday night in
Coggin Chapel Theatre, "Dulcy,"
the College Theatre's first pro-
duction of the 1963-64 season,
will be presented for the last
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Tagged as a comedly by George
Kaufman and Marc Connelly,
the play will cast Donna Beth
Held as "Dulcy," a young, lov-
ing wife who tries to help her
husband, Gordon, portrayed by
James Harris, be successful in
a business deal.
Including her brother William
Parker, played by James Goode,
and the butler Henry, played by
Billy Reeves, she, through well-
meaning but clumsy efforts, en-
tangles the entire cast
Other characters are C. Roger
Forbes, James Hagoodl; his wife
Mrs. Forbes, Nancy Rhinehart;
his daughter Angela Forbes,
Molly Cortez; Schuyler Van
Dyke, Alton Riddle; Tom Ster-
rett, John Crane; Vincent Leach,
Lawrence Powell; and Blair
Patterson, Monty Martin.
"Though the play is actually
set in the 1920's, it is costumed
in modern dress," explained
Mrs. Beverly Held, costumer.
"The Music Man" will be
sponsored as a midnight movie
by the sophomore class at the
Bowie, Oct. 25th, according to
Doug Underhill, sophomore
class president.
SENATORS-
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After Duke's comment, Ken-
nedy movedl the proposal be ac-
cepted. In the next Instant,
however, a hand flew up on the
left side of the room. Senator
Bruce Harris had a point.
"But can we motivate stu-
dents to participate in this?"
he asked. "Unless we do some-
thing concerning students, they
won't participate."
With a precise and clear
voice, Duke pointed out to Sen-
ator Harris, as well as the rest
of the Senate, that as a repres-
entative body, the Senate is
helpless unless students afford
it ideas to represent.
Unable to sit still any longer,
Kennedy requested recognition.
Upon receiving it, he said that
be is aware of the limitations of
the proposed idea, but that it
is a step in the right direction.
"We have to take the first step,"
he said. "The students won't
come to us, we must go to them.
In short, we need some power
behind us before we can ever
hope to be influential."
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A dress rehearsal for Friday's
all-college sing is scheduled for
next .Thursday at 6 p.m. in
Coggin Chapel.
Entries to the sing must meet
the following specifications:
1. All entries must be in no
later than 12 noon, Oct. 19, to
the Student Activities; Office.
2. At this time all entries must
turn in title and brief summary
of the presentation.
3. Songs will be judged on a
160-point basis: Performance,
50 points; staging, 40 points;
originality of interpretation of
some secular song, 30 points;
and costuming, 20 points.
4. Each presentation must be
Coed Pledges Get
Pledges said their oaths and
received ribbons at the annual
Jacket Coed breakfast held last
Monday at the Golden Hour Res-
taurant.
The ribbons must be worn by
the pledges at all times until
their formal installation on Nov.
14, said President Sylvia Ste-
phens.
Officers Elected
Election of a vice president
and a reporter-historian, and the
appointment of two committees
headed the list of action com-
pleted at the Spanish Club's
first business meeting last Mon-
day night
J. A. McDaniel, a junior, was
elected vice president, and
Nancy Perez, a freshman, was
selected! for the reporter-histor-
ian post
Established to handle the
club's social aspects, a Social
Committee, headed by Joe Bal-
lejo; was appointed. In addition,
a Money Raising Committee, led
by Eunice Urbina, was also
named.
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a minimum of five minutes and
a maximum of 10 minutes. If
the presentation deviates from
this the entries will be penal-
ized as follows: For each min-
ute over or under, 50 points
will be deducted from the final
score. If the presentation runs
three minutes over maximum
it will be disqualified.
5. Every presentation must
have at least five participants
(exclusive of accompant).
6. Participants in the pres-
entation , (exclusive of accom-
panist) must be members of the
organization or class perform-
ing.
7. Rehearsal dates, which are
mandatory, are 8 p.m., Oct. 21-
22, and dress rehearsal at 6
p.m. on Oct 24.
8. A door price of 50 cents
per person, including all par-
ticipants except permanent
lighting and stage crew to be
appointed by arrangements com-
mittee.
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The Howard Payne College Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, October 18, 1963, newspaper, October 18, 1963; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth128444/m1/3/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.