Thursday, March 15, 1951
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Humboldt College Players Will Appeal LOCAL NEWS
/Xbout 24 members of the local
Before High School, Friday, March 30 Barbershop
chorus and their wives
Greatet Humboldt committee he is majoring in economics and
oi Humboldt State College is has a minor in political science,
sponsoi ing a road show which is His college drama experiences
being shown for nine high schools include parts in “Joan of Lor
in Humboldt, Del Norte and Trin-iaine,” “Out of the Frying Pan,”
ity counties, and Brookhigs, Ore .! and “Hilarities of 1948.“ He also
^chance notice informed the Pi-j had major roles in “Candida” and
ot. The group will be at the ¡"All My Sons.”
the afternoon j “The Boor” is a part of the
of March 30, acording to Lynn Greater Humboldt Committees
Hampton.
road show which is being pre
Object of this road show, at sented for nine high schools.
no expense to the high schools, is
JIM EDWARDS
to induce seniors to enroll at
Humboldt State College, which
is offering many new courses.
went to Gold Beach Saturday to
participate in the P.-T. A. pro-
grame. Aside from car sickness
to several, caused by the roads,
the group reported an enjoyable
P age F ive
evening.
Mrs. Grace Yelton is substitut
ing for Mrs. Mildred Byrne at the
water company office this week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Young re
turned from southern California
r riday. He is associated with his
brother, Charles, in Young’s 5c
and 10c store.
Henry
Mrs. Dewey Akers and son,
Hugh, came home early this
week from a visit at Weiser, Ida
ho, Nyssa, Oregon and Boise, af
ter ten days spent at a family re
union. A group picture was taken
last week, The bus strike de
layed their return several days.
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By Carl Anderson
PAT ROSCOE
Pat roscoe will appear as Mrs.
Papov, a young widow, in Anton
Chekou’s one-act farce, “The
Boor, when it is presented at
the local high school.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
E. Gross of Orick, she is graduate
of Eureka High. A junior at the
Humboldt College, she is work
ing for a teaching credential,
with a major in education, and a
minor in English. Active in col
lege affairs, Pat was the former
chairman of the Greater Hum
boldt committee, was a member
of the A Cappella choir and ap-
peared as Puck in Shakespear-
ian comedy, “A Midsummer
Night’s Dream.”
Jim Edwards, an actor at the
college, will appear as Smirnov,
in “The Boor,” He is son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Edwards of Eureka,
where he graduated from the
schools. A junior at Humboldt,
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