One Acts ,. The 15 "One Acts," produced in two seri es, were part of the requirements of a play-di recting class in which each student must direct a scene or a one-act play . According to Charles Parker, who was in charge of the productions, it also provided an opportunity in which inexperienced actors may participate . In an overview ofthis year's "One Acts," Parker fe lt that the act ing and directing showed " a lot of talent and understanding of the plays." Parker was also director of the "Story Theatre," which was produced in february. The directors of this year' s one Acts were: Susan Avance - "The Exchange" Larry Boston - "Dust of the Road" Belinda Burch - " How He Lied to He, Husband" Moll ie Cox - "An Ameri can SlH"";;Pt" Mark Fisk - "Once Upnn " Pi eyground" Mi ke Foster - " The Zoo ~tory" Ross Gallaher - "A Word in Edgewise" Karen Green - "Plaza ' uite" (Act III) Shannon Hawk ins - "The Good Doctor" Lowry Hershey - "J. B. " (Prologue) Bob Perkins - " The Tape Recorder" Rhonda Scoby - "Barefoot in the Park" Paula Trotter - "The Effect of Gamma Ray, un Man- in-the-Moon Marigolds" Melinda VerkiN - " The Ugly Duckling" Ralph Wi lliams - " Finders Keepers" KAREN GREEN, as "The Defenseless Creature," tries to convince Tim Holder, the banker, of her need to borrow money .. Plays • 49
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