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February 24 2006 Yellow Jacket 10
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Play: from
a lobotomy which involves
removing several nerve
tracks in the brain. "Sud-
denly Last Summer" fo-
cuses on the mysterious
death of Sebastian Ven-
able. His cousin Catherine
knows how and why he
died but his mother Mrs.
Venable refuses to believe
her
To silence Catherine
Mrs. Venable tries to have
her lobotomized so she
would not spread the story
about Sebastian's death.
Elizabeth Taylor played
the role of Catherine and
Katharine Hepburn played
Mrs. Venable when the
play was made into a film
about half a century ago.
Both were nominated for
Oscars.
Caitlyn Ervin and Chris-
tiana McDaniel are the
Howard Payne actors who
are playing those roles.
Other Howard Payne ac-
tors include: Daniel Gon-
zalez (Doctor) Kari Hanks
(Catherine's mother)
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James
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- (Cathe
rine's brother) Lori Beth
Parker(Mrs. Venable's as-
sistant) and Becca Ca-
dena (Catherine's nurse).
Others included in the
production are Rian Slay
(stage manager) and
James Logue (set design).
"Expect the unexpect-
ed" says Theatre profes-
sor Ken Tate. "This show
is different from what we
have done in the recent
past. The story is about
feeling trapped in some
of life's circumstances"
said Tate. "Seeing is go-
ing to be believing and
James Logue who is the
set designer has commu-
nicated the feeling of be-
ing trapped very well with
this set.
Humfeld says that the
students have worked hard
at this production from day
one. "Every actor has tak-
en two weeks of story and
character analysis to flesh
out their roles as much as
possible" Humfeld says.
Humfeld believes that this
Alumni Association
Scholarship applications
are now available in the
Office of Financial Aid.
Students whose relatives
are dues-paying Alumni
Association members
are eligible to apply.
Scholarship deadline is
March 31 2006.
show will help kick off the
upcoming'50's week.
Noteworthy for his ex-
tra mile contributions is
Theatre student James
Logue. Not only has Logue
designed the set but has
worked with the lighting.
"He is the first student
I have had to design a
whole stage for a show"
said Tate.
"The set planning start-
ed in December by study-
ing the script and the
hardest part was taking
the concept then finding
solutions to different prob-
lems" Logue said.
Tickets are $5.00 for
adults and $4.00 for stu-
dents. Show times are
at 7:30 pm March 2-4
and 2:30 pm on March 5-
Make reservations by call-
ing 325-649-8516.
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James Logue Carrie Zimmerman and Caitlyn Ervin are caught up in a
dramatic family moment in Tennessee Williams' "Suddenly Last Summer."
Students sacrifice spring break for gospel
BSM director hopes for 75 students between four teams
by Andrea Montgomery
YJ StaffWriter
Every year several dozen stu-
dents pile into vans and leave
Howard Payne University
campus for the week of mmmmm
Spring Break.
Their destination? A far
cry from your typical Cali-
fornia beaches. These guys
have a different idea of 'fun
in the sun.'
This year four teams of
students sponsored by the
Baptist Student Min-istry will
spend their break ministering in
the urban centers of Houston and
Brown-wood setting up on-cam-pus
college groups in Mexico
and working hurricane recon-
struction in muddy Mississippi.
"This year we're hoping to
take 75 students" says Baptist
Student Ministry director Andy
Dennis. The BSM office will ac-
cept applications for interested
students through March 3.
The trips are planned to use
students' gifts for a variety of
outreach opportunities. The Mis-
sissippi group will rebuild homes
damaged by Hurricane Katrina
while the Houston group will fo-
"...almost like an international
trip within our own country."
-Andy Dennis
cus on building relationships with
middle-eastern refugees in the
third largest Muslim city in Amer-
ica. "We're trying to do things to
reach not only our people but
inter-nationals too almost like an
international trip within our own
country" said Dennis.
Other groups will plug kids into
churches in their own community
focusing on college groups in
Mexico as well as local youth in
Brownwood.
The overall theme connecting
these four groups is a desire to
improve their own spiritual rela-
tionships. Dennis says "Our goal is that
students will encounter God in a
way they haven't before."
Sharing from his own experi-
ence Dennis explains that during
one of his first mission trips he
had a spiritual encounter of his
own.
"It transformed me" said Den-
nis. "I realized that serving others
- serving God - can be fun."
Dennis encourages interest-
ed students who are strapped
for cash to visit the BSM office
where faculty will help them send
out fund-raising letters to cover
trip costs.
"If someone really wants to go
cost shouldn't be an issue" said
Dennis. "We'll find some way for
them to go."
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