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tio n for hi s drama tic Juda s sce ne . Hig h- sch ool guest sta r Pa ul Metc alf ga ve the mos t mo vin gper forma nceof the aft ern oon as Grat us, Pi lat e'sson. As we go to pres s, the Ma squ ers are in reh ear sal for what promis es to be a spa rkl ing , fun -fi lle d "Mi nst rel Mir thq uak e," to be pro duced in our own Mor e Ha ll aud i­ tori um on the ev en ings of Ma y 15 , 17 and 18 . To ny Pia zza is do ingthe Mr. Int erlo cutor stin t. Bar ry Vi nyard ,James O'L ear y,Joe DiTo ma soan d Ron Ho use are endme n, and Rob ert We rde n and Hu go So to ha ve the sol o spo ts. Oth er Gen tlemen-o f-the-Ch orus are Ber nar dNo va ck ,Donal dGilmo re, Pat­ rick O'Connor, Dona ldGie sing,Dick Sh ea , Jam es Wilso n,All en Pad erews ki,Bil l Frank­ lin , ThomasFa her ty,Lo nn ieSp rin ger ,Nor ­ man Ree der , Paul Cal lagh an and John Bowman. For the fal l semeste r, clu b of fic er s of the Alcala Ma squers we re : Tom Fah ert y, pr esi de nt ; John Ma rkl ey, vic e-p res ide nt; Rob ert Ge ngl er, secret ar y; Bil l Fra nkl in, tre asu rer ; and To ny Pia zza , ser gea nt at arm s. In the sp rin g, the off ice rs we re : To ny Pia zza , pr esi de nt ; John Ma rkle y, vic e- pr esi dent; Joe DiT omaso ,secret ar y; Ron Cris e, tre asu rer ; and Cha rlie Fra nkl in, ser gea nt at arm s. The Ma rdi Gr as commit tee con sis ted of To ny Pia zza (c ha irman ),Joe DiT omaso , Mi cha el Fer son , Ron Ho use , John Ma rkle y and Jim Wargin . l' l i g f ance o o n s, e's , ers sal ises ling, fun-filled "Minstrel t uake," c ll i- ings , . g l c t r t. , es 'Leary, aso men, a n . l e - f-the-Chorus ck, re, - or, l i g, , es ilson, erewski, l rank- , as ty, ie S i ger, - , an. l r, ers f e: rty, ident; ley, resident; er, ary; anklin, rer; , t s. i g, rs e: , ident; ley, - ent; s , ary; , rer; rli lin, t s. i itte i ted irman), s , el s , s , l y gi .

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Th e sec ond annual spe cta cul ar Pa ssio n Pl ay, "Th e Bet ray al," came ne xt . Wit h a col orf ully cost umed cas t of 12 5, the drama of Chri st's Pas sion wa s pre sented in the beauti ful outd oor org an pa vil ion of Balb oa Park on Palm Sund ay .Th e ci ty org ani st, Douglas Ian Dunca n, playedthe ins pir ing bac kgr oun dmu sic, and an au die nc eof ov er 35 00 ent hus iast icSan Dieg an swarmed to the thr illin gpor tray al of Christ 'stria ls and Hi s via do lor os a. Wi lliam Frankli n on ce ag ai n pla yed Pil ate, McKen zie Cook wa s Nic odemus, and Ron ald Gardon pro ved an imp ress ive Chr istus . Bar ry Vi ny ard wa s a for thr igh t Caip has, and Ron Ho use re cei vedan ova­ i n , al," t. l e , ' i s t ful ilio ay. ist, n, played i piring o d i , i nce iastic ans il i g al i 's l /, osa. lin in t , zie e us, l es ive i . ig t s, s ived - al lar

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Through Mud up a Mountain Po lit icsin our ag e mu st be irrita ting,bec au se itis no t pre tty. Th e men are sma ll. Th e wa ys are vul gar . Ho nor , respect, pro bity , seem to have dis appea red . But the re have been other era s lik e thi s an d the y are cor rec ted as me n reg ain humi lityand turn ag ain to God an d God 's law . So we mu st walk thr oug h the mu d un til we rea ch the hard gra vel that lea ds up the mo un tain—t othe top whe re the light is clea r, and small thi ngs are small and gre atn essis gre at.— Geor geSo ko lsk y. litics ting, se it tt . ll. . , it , e red. te i ility i ' . h til vel -to , ll ll -George kolsky. e i

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