Nov. 11. 1966
The N.C. Essay
Page 3
Drama Production (cond't from page 1 )
....Images weaving out typical
Tennessee Williams concepts, but the
characters are real and very much alive
individuals.
The students of NCSA who will take
part in the production include the
following :
Dana Brooks
Jan Cohen
Carol Dreesen
Heath Manner
Dorothy Henry
Steve Hewitt
Mary Hicks
Catana McKim
Charles Martin
Barbara Newman
Mary Ellen Penn
James Stubbs
Stephanie Sugioka
Valerie Wilson
Kurt Yaghjian
Toni Alley
Mac Baugham
Gordon Brigham
Nancy Candler
Steve Dalton
Patricia Davies
Susanne Deas
John Dornberger
Evadne Giannini
Jim Greenwood
Salley Hogg
Joan Lando
Michele Marsh
Larry Marshall
Suzelle Mizelle
Bill Parrish
Margie Perkins
Trip Plymale
Edna Randall
Nancy Rhoades
Randall Rickman
Beverly Rupard
Jack Sims
Lida Sims
David Sutor
Jill Voigt
Michael Wiesman
Andy Wood
Cesar Castro
Josephine Feagley
Dona Westray
FRIDAY:
7 p.m. - CU Movie - "Our Man in Havana”
(DeTamble - Wake Forest College)
8 p.m. - "Skin of Our Teeth" Salem Fine
Arts Center, tickets: adult, $1.
8:15 p.m. - Norman Farrow, faculty recital
Main Building
SATURDAY:
Cook-out at NCSA, time to be announced
2 p.m. - Singer of the Year Contest, NCSA
SUNDAY:
10:30 a.m.
Bus leaves Main Building for
downtown churches.
MONDAY;
6:15 p.m. -• Swimming, Bus leaves Main Building
8 p.m. - T.D. Moore, Ohio State University,
violinist, Salem College, Shirley Hall
8:15 p.m. - "Camino Real" open to NCSA students
DR, Riofrancos (con't from page 1)
...the Institute for Advanced Studies in the
Theatre Arts. He was a visiting guest direc
tor last year at the School of the Arts before
being appointed Dean of the School of Drama,
and he is now in residence at the School of
the Arts. He will direct for Papp again in
the summer.
MR. GREENE TO SPEAK
.AT WED. SEMINAR
Mr. William Greene, science, mathematics
and philosophy of science teacher at NCSA,
will be the featured speaker at the Religion
and Arts Seminar on November 15. The program
will be held at 8:30 p.m. in the girls' dorm
itory.
Suggested topic for the seminar is
"Science and Religion", however students will
have the prerogative of introducing other
points for discussion.
Holding his Master's degree, Mr. Greene
has attended the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, University of New Zealand,
and Cambridge University in Cambridge, Eng
land.
TUESDAY:
5:30 p.m.
8:15 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY:
11 a•m.
1:30
p.m.
THURSDAY:
5:30 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
Student Government , 105B
Jim Fassett, Commentator, Formerly
N.Y. PHilharmonic "An Ear to the
Wind" Salem College, Hanes Aud.
Religion and Arts Seminar,
Mr. William Greene, Girls Lobby
Student Recital, Ruth Rendleman
Piano, Auditorium
- College Room Inspection
Student Government, 105 B
Swingle Singers, Reynolds Auditor
ium, tickets available in music
office.
FRIDAY:
8 p.m.
Dr. Billy Graham, "Festival of
Thanksgiving" Memorial Auditorium
NEWS BR
CHOIR TO PRESENT MAS
The Centenary Methodist Church,Choir
rill present Schubert's "Mass in G Major,
lo. 2" and Zoltan-Kodaly "Missa Brevis"
n Sunday evening, November 20, at 7:30 p.m.
he choir, consisting of over 40 members,
s under the direction of Mr. T. Ray Branton,
linister of music, Centenary Church. The
tudents are invited to attend this perform-
tnce.
COLLEGE ACADEMIC FACULTY MEETING
The College Academic Faculty met Monday*
November 7, to discuss the students progress
and make recommendations for advising the stu
dents. Each member agreed to counsel a certain
number of students who need assistance in the
academic program. The academic faculty announced
that they are pleased with the co-operation of
many of the students and are eager to help stu
dents who need assistance.
CURRICULUM COMMITTEE MEETS
Tuesday, November 8, the Curriculum Committee
met to discuss administrative policies and the
curriculum as a whole. Members of the committee
include Mr. Lindgren, Mr. Kenestrick, Mr. Kimzey,
Mr. Johnson, Mr. Farrow, Mr. Rush, Mrs. Bennett,
and Dr. Easley.