1954-1972

Plans For ECJC Dinner Theater Plans have been finalized for the annual East Central Junior College Dinner Theatre to be held on Nov. 14 and 15 in the W.C. Mabry Memorial Cafeteria. Lake; Ingrid, played by Retha Bryan of Ida, ·-Mich ; Lettie, played by Sherry Weatherspoon of Philadel– phia; and Vernon, played by Jamie Satcher of Union. Scott Long of Philadlphia. Tickets for the Dinner Theatre are $5 and will go on sale Nov. 7. Reservation may be made by calling 635-2126. The buffet will be served at 7 p.m. and the performance will begin at 8 p.m.

The Dinner Theater is a combination of a buffet dinner and a wide assortment of student talent. Student art will be displayed, the Fashion Squad will model the latest fashions, and the campus singers, The Collegians, will sing a n~mber of popular tunes. The highlight of the evening will come in the form of three one-act plays. The plays and casts are as follows: One Of Us: Michael, played by Ken Hackman of Decatur; Freda, played by Jan Crenshaw of Newton; Agatha, played by Rose McGee of

Day After Forever: Verna, played by Susan Mihalic of Union: Ella Lee, played by Sharon Gill of Walnut Grove; Johnny, played by Clayton · Whitehead of Newton; Diane, played by Leisa Richardson of Union; and Julie, played by Lynda Harvery of Forest. Foiled by an Innocent Maid: Letitia, played by Tamara Howell of Decatur; Rachel, played by Cheryl Gibbon of Hickory; Maude, played by Tammy Taylor of Morton; Faith played by Evelyn Pierce of Newton; Jimmy, played by Randy Adair of Union; and Ferguson, played by

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