The Brand (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 11, Ed. 1, Friday, November 30, 1962 Page: 4 of 6
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H-IU BRAND
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Miss Lacy Wins
$100 Art Prize
"Village in Mexico" a colorful
painting by Suella Lacy Hardin-
Simmons University assistant
professor in art was selected as
the $100 Purchase Prize Award
picture at the recent opening of
the special Area Artists Exhibit
at the Abilene Fine Arts Museum.
The painting will be added to
the permanent museum collection.
The exhibit containing paint-
ings and works of art by artists
from over the Abilene area will
be open to the public Monday
through Saturday from 3 to 5:30
p. m. and Sunday from 2 to 5
p. ro
Mrs. Tincee Hedding of the Art
Department of San Angelo Junior
College was judge for the show.
Cone To Interview
For Youth Revivals
Harles E. Cone associate in the
Texas Department of Student
Work will interview students in-
terested in youth revival work
this coming summer at H-SU
Tuesday Dec. 4.
Students interested in preach-
ing and directing music may
schedule an interview through
the BSU Office.
Eevivals are held in Texas.
Approximately 100 were schedul-
ed with the Department last year.
Students selected to work-will
be invited 4p the annual Youth
Revival Clinic Feb. 22-23 at Mt.
Lebanon Encampment near Dal-
FULBRIGHT GRANTS
U. S. Government scholarships
for graduate study or research
abroad are available for the
1963-64 academic year under the
Fulbright-Hays Act The grants
provide round-trip transportation
tuition and maintenance for one
academic year.
Students interested in Fulbright
scholarships should contact Ken-
neth Hill director of the scholar-
ship program.
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Cast Named for Play
Directed by Student
Madelyn Andriot Abilene post
graduate Tuesday announced the
cast for the Terrence Rattigan
one-act play "The Browning
Version." Leading roles have gone
to Coy Sharp Midland sopho-
more and Karen Dinchak sopho-
more drama student from Mil-
waukee Wis.
Sharp will portray Andrew
Crocker-Harris an unsuccessful
English schoolmaster. Miss Din-
chak will be seen as Millie
Crocker-Harris Andrew's unsym-
pathetic wife.
Supporting roles have gone to
Jerry Watson Abilene post grad-
uate who will play the part of
John Taplow a student in the
English boys' school the setting
for the play's action.
Fred Aurbach freshman from
Carlsbad N. M. will have the
role of the young popular school-
master Frank Hunter.
Other in the cast are Stan Zar-
eff Dallas sophomore as Dr.
Frobisher the headmaster; Joe
Cunningham MerkeU junior as
Mr. Gilbert a young teacher tak-
ing over Andrew's position. La-
nelle Woodson sophomore from
Snyder will play the part of Gil-
bert's young bride.
Set design and construction is
under "the direction of Joe Cun-
ningham. Richard Lightfoot will
execute the lighting for "The
Browning Version."
The duties of stage manager
have been assigned to Carolynn
Cudd sophomore from Dallas.
Terrence Rattigan a contempo-
rary English playwright is well
known in America for the Broad-
way production of his plays "Sep-
arate Tables" and "The Sleeping
Prince." In addition to "The
Browning Version" another of
Rattigan's shorter plays "The
Winslow Boy" was produced for
television last season by the
United States Steel Hour on CBS.
'The Browning Version" set in
an English boys' public school
concerns Andrew Crocker-Harris
and his unsuccessful career as a
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schoolmaster. He is a mild-mannered
man yet feared by his stu-
dents.' Having a brilliant mind
and background he is unable to
communicate his knowledge and
love of learning to his students.
He has suffered an illness that
demands his leaving his present
position for an easier but lower-
salaried one.
Millie the wife with one or
two titled relatives has never for-
given her husband for being a
failure. She has expected much
more out of life but never gave
J of herself that her husband might
succeed. She has carried on var-
ious flirtations with .younger
schoolmasters the current one
being with young Frank Hunter.
John Taplow Andrew's young
student has always been terrified
of his schoolmaster. Nevertheless
Taplow senses that there is great
warmth within Andrew.
How the conflicts of these four
leading characters are handled so
skillfully by the playwright
makes for an evening of absorb-
ing drama. Production for "The
Browning Version" is set for Sat-
urday Dec. 15 at 7:30 p. m. in
the University Theatre.
The set for this play calls for
period furniture and accessories.
The director Marelyn Andriot is
requesting that anyone willing to
lend such items call her at
OR 3-4190 or OR 4-4180. Joe Cun-
ningham H-SU extension 663
will also handle calls pertaining
to the period pieces.
Most needed are a sofa occa-
sional chair small writing desk
and chair oval dining table with
two chairs and a lamp. Victorian
Chippendale. or Duncan-Phyffe
furniture is acceptable.
Art Fraternity
Names 8 Pledges
The Hardin-Simmons Beta Chi
chapter of Kappa Pi national
honorary art fraternity an-
nounces eight pledges for this
semester said Joe Cunningham
president.
They are Carolyn Self Abilene
junior; Holly Green Woodstock
N. Y. sophomore; Linda Slater
Dallas sophomore; Karen Din-
chak Mequon Wis. junior; Man-
sor Shokoohi Iranian freshman;
Parey Hakimzadeh Iranian fresh-
man; Brenda Brooks Ranger
graduate student and D. Ann
Smith Amherst junior.
EX DISCHARGED
William B. Hampton 1962
H-SU business administration
graduate has been discharged
from the army and currently is
living in Dallas. He was commis-
sioned at H-SU after completing
advanced Reserve Officers Train-
ing Corps training.
A 1956 Abilene high school
graduate Hampton married the
former Ewalda Sender of Brook-
lyn N. Y May 6.
Don't forget to reserve your
tickets for the Helen Hayes-
Maurice Evans appearance. Dri
W. O. Beazley reports a rapid sale
of tickets.
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Hardin-Simmons University gives the traditional western shirt
io Frank Kimbrough athletic director of West Texas State Col-
lege after the homecoming game. The shirt is presented io the
winner of the annual game. It last resided on the H-SU campus
in 1959. H-SU has only one chance io regain it as the two
teams are not presently scheduled io meet again afier next year.
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LIEUTENANT JOHN MONTEPUSCO HISTORY MAJOR CLASS OF '61
If I had it to do over again
would I take Army R.O.T.C.?
My wife and I are in Panama at the moment. She likes
it. You know Officers' Club dances that sort of thing.
I like it too. But whether I stay in the Army or not the
question is: Wpuld I take Army R.O.T.C. if I had it to
do over again? Yes I certainly would. In spades I
didn't realize how lucky I was. At the time I figured:
Okay so I'll get my degree get an Army commission
too and pick up some extra money along the way! I
wasn't the leadership type I thought. I was wrong. Boy
was I wrong! Looking back on it I wouldn't trade the
leadership training I got for anything! Take my word
for it leaders are made not born! Whether I stay in
the Army or not nobody can take away what I've
learned. And let's face it where can anybody my age
step out of college and walk into a standard of living this
good? Look if you have already invested two years in
college ROTC take it from me: Stick it qutl It'll be
one of the srnarteit things you ever did. I gay so."
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