A dank prison setting is in store for 18 men and three women at the college

Article Summary:
That many "prisoners and party workers' are cast in the spring play, "Darkness at Noon," a current Broadway hit about political refugees imprisoned behind the iron curtain.
Author(s)
None specified
Subject(s):
Benton--Robert Dean [Class of 1951]
Bilsland--John Anthony [Class of 1952]
Boyd--Mary [Student--1950]
Brandt--Mary Lou Therese [Class of 1952]
Caudle--Carroll [Student--1951]
Condon--Wayne [Student--1951]
DeKock--Paul Eugene [Class of 1952]
Department of English and Speech
Department of Theatre
Geuder--Robert L. [Class of 1953]
Holdiman--Joe W. [Class of 1953]
Hopkins--Roger [Student--1951]
Lamb--Charles Ray [Class of 1951]
Oxford--Jean [Student--1951]
Pettit--Thomas [Class of 1953]
Picht--Merle D. [Class of 1952]
Rahlf--Arlan Wayne [Class of 1952]
Rowe--Kenneth Gene [Class of 1955]
Sperry--Harvey Lee [Class of 1954]
Voss--Joseph Leroy [Class of 1952]
Webster--Elwyn [Class of 1954]
Wegner--Richard [Student--1951]
Wischmeier--Richard Ralph [Class of 1951]
Wood--Stanley G. [Class of 1931; Theater Faculty]

Type Publication Issue Vol Num Page
News Public Relations News Release 1950 301 1