1965 Yearbook
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Title
1965 Yearbook
Description
ST. AMBROSE COLLEGE
presents
Robert Perm Warren's
ALL THE KING'S MEN "... If you have lived in the horrible division of self and yearn for the old integrity..."
CURTAIN - 8:15 THEATRE III LEWIS HAIL
Jack Burden talks
about the hospital.
ith Ann Stanton
One of his men tries to explain to Willie that the situation is not really what it looks like.
Willie is quite upset about it.
The Theatre III Players opened
their eighth season of theatre arts
presentation on the campus and in
the Quint-cities with the staging of
William Penn Warren's, "All The
King's Men." As has been the case
in each opening show of a season
by the Players, new talent was the
mark of the show. This year, the
personage of Tony Swartz added
much to the Players cast listings. Mr.
Swartz started his career at St. Ambrose with the lead role of "All The
King's Men", that of Willie Stark,
Willie's Doctor Stanton was not one to be pushed around even if that man be Willie
Stark or not. Jack Burden lends a hand.
PROFESSOR
David Huffman
TINY DUFFY
Roger Ezell
MR. LARSEN
Terry Mischel
WOMAN
Fran Harris
SLADE
Mel Carney
TOM STARK
Tom Lawler
JACK BURDEN
James Thomas
ANN STANTON
Margaret Larson
LUCKY STARK
Maggie Lavery
DR. ADAM STANTON
Dan Ochs
JUDGE IRWIN
Ken Wolf
SUGAR-BOY
Gerad Baur
SADIE BURKE
Kathleen Hayes
WILLIE STARK
Anthony Swartz
MOTHER OF JACK BURDEN
Judy Ann Luster
FREY
Terry Barschow
CROWD
Margee Haas
Jerry Benz
Joan Miebert
Bill Fath
Directed by Mr. J.
L. Willaert
Stage Manager
Mel Carney
Assistant Stage Manager
Jon Simmons
House Manager
David Andrews
Lighting
Bill Vensel
James Thomas
Sound
Bill Hannan
Business
Bill Vensel
Dan Ochs
Gerad Baur
Bill Hannan
Margee Haas
David Novy
Miss Stein
Jackie Mazur
Mrs. Willaert
Stage Crew
David Andrews
Mel Carney
Dave Huffman
Mike O'Leary
168 ACTIVITIES
presents
Robert Perm Warren's
ALL THE KING'S MEN "... If you have lived in the horrible division of self and yearn for the old integrity..."
CURTAIN - 8:15 THEATRE III LEWIS HAIL
Jack Burden talks
about the hospital.
ith Ann Stanton
One of his men tries to explain to Willie that the situation is not really what it looks like.
Willie is quite upset about it.
The Theatre III Players opened
their eighth season of theatre arts
presentation on the campus and in
the Quint-cities with the staging of
William Penn Warren's, "All The
King's Men." As has been the case
in each opening show of a season
by the Players, new talent was the
mark of the show. This year, the
personage of Tony Swartz added
much to the Players cast listings. Mr.
Swartz started his career at St. Ambrose with the lead role of "All The
King's Men", that of Willie Stark,
Willie's Doctor Stanton was not one to be pushed around even if that man be Willie
Stark or not. Jack Burden lends a hand.
PROFESSOR
David Huffman
TINY DUFFY
Roger Ezell
MR. LARSEN
Terry Mischel
WOMAN
Fran Harris
SLADE
Mel Carney
TOM STARK
Tom Lawler
JACK BURDEN
James Thomas
ANN STANTON
Margaret Larson
LUCKY STARK
Maggie Lavery
DR. ADAM STANTON
Dan Ochs
JUDGE IRWIN
Ken Wolf
SUGAR-BOY
Gerad Baur
SADIE BURKE
Kathleen Hayes
WILLIE STARK
Anthony Swartz
MOTHER OF JACK BURDEN
Judy Ann Luster
FREY
Terry Barschow
CROWD
Margee Haas
Jerry Benz
Joan Miebert
Bill Fath
Directed by Mr. J.
L. Willaert
Stage Manager
Mel Carney
Assistant Stage Manager
Jon Simmons
House Manager
David Andrews
Lighting
Bill Vensel
James Thomas
Sound
Bill Hannan
Business
Bill Vensel
Dan Ochs
Gerad Baur
Bill Hannan
Margee Haas
David Novy
Miss Stein
Jackie Mazur
Mrs. Willaert
Stage Crew
David Andrews
Mel Carney
Dave Huffman
Mike O'Leary
168 ACTIVITIES
Publisher
Smith Crafted Cover
Date
1965
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/1145