September 27, 1963.
THE LANCE
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Heath Rada tries on his costume for his part as
“Prince Dauntless” in the upcoming production of “Once
llnon A Mattress.”
Highland Players Present
'Once Upon A Mattress’
Charles Stevens has been given
direction of the college's busi
ness affairs and auxiliary ser.
vices on the residence side of
the campus. He is in charge of
the overall management of the
Student Center, and he coordi.
nates the food service as the
college's representative to Pro-
phet Food Company,
Mr, Stevens is a retired Army
colonel. He served twenty years
in the Army, During World War
n he was stationed in Europe
in the 79th. Infantry Division,
He has spent five years in the
82nd, Airborne Division, four
years in the United States Spe.
cial Forces, and two years in the
Viet Nam Armed Forces on the
combat scene in Viet Nam,
Mr, Stevens has received the
Sliver Star, the Bronze Star with
Cluster, and the Purple Heart.
He is married and has two
daughters and one son. He hopes
to be settled in Laurinburg by
the end of the month.
From The 2.A Office
The Highland Players will open
their 1963-64 season with a pre-
sentatlo of the delightfully soph
isticated musical comedy “Once
Upon a Mattress” on the even
ings of October 23rd - 26th, in the
Liberal Arts Auditorium.
The musical opens with a pro
logue by the Minstrel (David
Johnson) explaining the familar
“Princess and the Pea” fairy
tale. He then sets out to narrate
the actual story. King Sextimus
(Richard McCord) is under the
curse of a witch never to speak
until “the Mouse devours the
Hawk.” Queen Agravain (Sarah
Alex Bradbury) has taken over
the throne and decreed that “no
one shall wed ‘til Prince Daunt
less (Heath Rada) shares his
marriage bed.” And the Queen
is determined he shall remain
single. The Royalty Test has
been given to eleven contenders
for Dauntless’ hand and true to
form each has been dismissed
on said claim of illegal right to
the royal blue.
A prospective bride (Carolyn
Clark) is at this time being given
the test and has reached the
seventh plateau. But alas! alack!
Prir.cess No, 12 fails. Thus there
is an opening for a princess once
again.
In the meanwhile LadyLarken’s
(Sue Scarborough) lover Sir
Harry has found another conten
der. Her name is Princess Winni-
fred (Mary Elizabeth Cobb). This
princess from “the land of the
foggy, foggy dew” is definitely
lacking in courtly graces but wins
the affection of the court, Al.
though Harry has her papers, the
Queen is determined to discredit
her and sets about with the Wi
zard to do so.
A wild Ball--complete with op
ium and the Spanish Panic is
planned. The Royalty Test? It
is being prepared.
Other characters involved in the
retelling of the legend Include
Jester, Bill Abrams; Sir Stu-
dley, David Pruden; Nightengale
of Smaarkand, Barbara Ruff;
Prince ( in prologue), Paul
Grubbs; Princess (In prologue),
Carol Gallant; Knights; Larry
Bowers, David Porter, Lee Set.
tlemyre, Mark Steil; Ladies-ln.
Waiting; Sherry Baldwin, Janet
Blake, Martha Quat^, Dianne Gil
more,
'Tbe 411^otori 1$ Arthur iMcDon-
nijijslcal( )di»ection is by
Franklin West. Gail Carlson is
set designer, with choreography
by Lillian Phillips; and costumes
by Anne Brong.
Tickets for the 1963-64 Highland
Players’ season will go on sale
Monday, September 30. The bal-
Mc^crf the season includes Tenn
essee Williams’ SUMMER AND
SMOKE, William Shakespeare’s
THE - TAMING OF THE SHREW
and RASHMON (a Japanese play).
Intramural football has once
again come to the St. Andrews
campus. Although competition is
only three days old, only one team
Green (twice Intramural Cham
pions) remains undefeated.
Co-ed spectators have color
fully enhanced the new bleachers
located on both fields. The In
tramural Sports Council strongly
encourages both upperclassmen
and freshmen to participate in
one or more of our sports each
season.
Many erroniously think that In
tramural sports are for men only.
There are several sports which
are offered to girl students.
Teams from all women’s dorms
now being organized for the fall
sports seasons.
Our sports program can only be
as good as the individuals who
play them. If you don’t play,
you can still be of great value
,to your team as a spectator.
Aims of
iSt. Andrews
St, Andrews Pr sbyteiian Col
lege represents a new venture in
Christian higher education. To
justify the faith of its founders,
St. Andrews must challenge com
placency and mediocrity in all
of life. It seeks to combine with-
out apology the love of God and
the love of learning, the spiritual
and the intellectual, and is com-
mitted to the pursuit of excellence
in its academic, its social and its
religious program.
More specifically the objectives
of the educational experience pro
vided at St, Andrews are the
following:
(1) A disciplined, informed
and inquiring mind, marked by
the ability to think clearly and to
express ideas effectively.
(2) A breadth of intellectual
sympathy that includes aware-
ness of the major cultural
achievements of Western civili-
, zation and of the emerging non-
' Western countries.
(3) A growing and informed
Christian faith that finds ex
pression in genuine commitment
to the Church, and in the work
to which its graduates are called.
(4) An intelligent concern for
Christian and democratic values
in personal relations, and in
national and international affairs.
(5) A desire for continued
intellectual, moral and spiritual
growth,
(6) Physical fitness and vitali
ty.
(Reprinted from the St, Andrews
1963-64 Catalogue.)
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