Music by KURT WEILL Book and lyrics by BERTOLT BRECHT English Adaptation by MARC BLITZSTEIN

StEDWARDS.-.. UNNERSilY AUSTIN•TEXAS DIRECTOR'S NOTE THE THREEPENNY OPERA is Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's most famous collaborative effort. It is, in many ways, an unusual musical - piece. Originally written in 1928 in post World War I Germany, Weill .a.. and Brecht freely adapted John Gay's 18th century English Opera, "The StEDWARDS UNIVERSITY Beggar's Opera", to speak to their war weary, defeated, and AUS T IN• T EXAS economically depressed German audience. The original production in Berlin was a huge success with over 10,000 performances throughout Germany during the following five years. The Nazis banned the play in St. Edward's University 1933, upon coming to power. Brecht barely escaped the Nazis in several moves to Switzerland, Russia, and finally, the United States. He always sympathized with the a tradition of academic excellence little guy and never seemed to be content anywhere he lived. He re­ turned to East Germany after World War II where he developed one of the world's pre-eminent theatres, the Berliner Ensemble. He is now regarded as one of the leading playwrights of the century, writing such + day and evening programs + over 30 majors modern classics as MOTHER COURAGE, GALILEO, THE CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE, and THE GOOD WOMAN OF SETZUAN. Of his situa­ + small classes tion in Communist East Germany he is said to have uttered: "I escaped the claws of the tiger to only be eaten alive by bedbugs." He never gave up his Austrian passport and kept his money in the West. In tonight's production we have made several choices that could be considered risky, but are intended to give one cause to think. We have Applications are now being accepted for the spring semester. changed the location to Washington, D.C., 1985, immediately For more information or an appointment to speak with a preceeding the second Reagan Inauguration, instead of the 1837 Queen Victoria Coronation. Although not every parallel seamlessly works, counselor, please call the Office of Admission at 448-8500 or there are several that are startlingly fertile. Instead of London thieves, come by our offices in the Main Building. whores, and beggars, 1985 lends itself to drug dealers, street hookers, and homeless. Much of what exists in the original setting also occurs today. In the midst of wealth and plenty, there is poverty and crime and suffering. -UNIVERSITY THEATRE FACULTY AND STAFF Harambe Oaks Ranch Dean of Humanities ...... Marsha Kinsey, Associate Professor Artistic Director ...... Charles Ney, Associate Professor Recreational Ranch Managing Director ...... Melba Martinez-Mishler, Youth Camp • Elderhostel Assistant Professor Reunions • Retreats Assistant Professor ...... Michael Massey Seminars • Picnics Technical Director ...... Gary Van Der Wege Buffets • Family Recreation Costumer/ Instructor ...... Sara Medina-Pape Theatre Secretary ...... Marvela Pritchett P.O. Box645 JUDY RINKER Box Office Supervisor ...... Mike Hamilton Fischer, Texas 78623 PHYLLIS BIGBY Adjunct Faculty ...... Paul Beutel, Bud Coleman, Linda Harris, (512) 935-2557 or 392-9534 Co-Owners Ev Lunning, Patricia Pearcy, Dr. Jennifer Arndt DIRECTOR nominations in costume design for the productions of MAN OF MODE and HAY FEVER. Other costum­ DR. CHARLES NEY is the new artistic director, as ing credits include CRACKERJACK, RAGS TO well as an associate professor in theatre at St. Ed­ RICHES, BYE-BYE BIRDIE, DRACULA, COSI FAN ward's University. Charles received his Ph.D. from TUTTE, and KLRU production of NEWSCAST OF the University of Illinois, his M.F.A. in directing THE PAST and movies BLOOD SIMPLE and NOT from Southern Methodist University and his B.F.A. FOR YOU. Additionally, she has designed the from Illinois Wesleyan University. MMNT audiences costumes for Austin productions of CINDERELLA will remember his productions of MIDSUMMER MEETS THE WOLFMAN for KIDS ACTING and RED NIGHT'S DREAM, CHICAGO, MAN OF MODE, THE SEA for the Aquafest New Works Festival at Live MEDEA, EL GRANDE DE COCA-COLA, THE LAST Oak Theatre. Prior to her work in theatre costume OF THE RED HOT LOVERS, COUNT DRACULA, and designing, Sara worked for ten years as a fashion de­ BEYOND THERAPY. Last January, he also directed signer/tailor in San Antonio and Dallas. the Theatre Austin and Austin Theatre Project pro­ duction of FENCES. Charles is a member of Actor's Equity Association and a candidate for the Society of GUEST ARTISTS Stage Directors and Choreographers. PATRICIA PEARCY (Jenny). Audiences may remember her a few summers ago as Judith Bliss in SCENIC AND LIGHTING DESIGNER HAY FEVER. She also directed PRIVATE LIVES here at St. Ed's. Prior to arriving in Austin, she performed GARY VAN DER WEGE is both a resident designer at the Long Wharf Theatre (UNDER MILKWOOD, and the technical director for the Mary Moody Nor­ WINNERS, YEGOR BULICHOV), Actors' Theatre of then Theatre. Additionally, he is pursuing a Master Louisville (FEMALE TRANSPORT, FRANKENSTEIN, of Arts degree in Design Tech at Southwest Texas A FLEA IN HER EAR), the Alley Theatre (THE PRIME University. Last season, Gary designed the MMNT OF MISS JEAN BRODIE), the Dallas Theatre Center productions of THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, (THE KILLING OF SISTER GEORGE, COMEDY OF LIFE WITH FATHER, COUNT DRACULA and light­ ERRORS), and Baltimore's Center Stage (THE ing for THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD. CHERRY ORCHARD). She also performed at the Gary's recent designs include TALLY's FOLLY, and Edinburgh Festival and on Broadway in SOLI­ TRANSLATIONS at the Live Oak Theatre. This sum­ TAIRE/DOUBLE SOLITAIRE, a role written especial­ mer Gary designed scenery and lighting for BE­ ly for her by Robert Anderson. Soap Opera devotees YOND THERAPY and THE GOOD DOCTOR. He also may remember the role of Melinda Cramer in ONE designed the scenery for THE LOST ARMADILLO LIFE TO LIVE or Kristie in ALL MY CHILDREN. She CAFE. Gary has worked on the television film pro­ also starred in the LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE jects of HONEYSUCKLE ROSE, THE TEXAS RAN­ Christmas special "Bless all the Children." Patricia GERS, LONESOME DOVE, NIGHT GAME and THE recently completed her M.F.A. in Directing at the BETRAYAL OF MINSK (the cult classic). University of Texas.

COSTUME DESIGNER MARCO PERELLA (Macheath) is a member of AEA SARA MEDINA-PAPE is a St. Edward's University and has been a full time actor for eleven years. Re­ instructor and Theatre Costumer. Ms. Medina-Pape cent plays include THE WOOLGATHERER (with his holds an M.F.A. in Theatre Costume Design from the wife Diane), A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE University of Texas and a B.A. in Political Science. WAY TO THE FORUM at the Paramount, and IN THE She has designed the costumes for the MMNT pro­ WEST, which he helped to write and which he per­ d uc tio n s of LIFE WITH FATHER, COUNT formed at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. DRACULA, THE DRUNKARD, BLACK COMEDY, this summer. Marco also wrote, produced and per­ CHICAGO, LOVE BY THE BOLT, ROSENCRANTZ formed in his own one-man show TAROT FOR THE AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD, LAST OF THE NEW AGE. Film roles include SEDUCTION IN RED HOT LOVERS, THE NERD, THE LION IN TRAVIS COUNTY, IT TAKES TWO, IN BROAD WINTER, THE UNEXPECTED GUEST, MAN OF DAYLIGHT, DOA, CHALLENGER, and the Emmy MODE, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, HAY FEVER, THE Award-winning KILLING IN A SMALL TOWN. He MIRACLE WORKER, and co-designed ANNIE GET can also be seen in Oliver Stone's new film, JFK. YOUR GUN. This summer Sara designed the Marco is the MC for the Austin Symphony's costumes for MONSTERS. Sara has received ACOT children's concerts and plays in a harmony group called the Melancholy Ramblers. ST. EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY CAST OF CHARACTERS MARY MOODY NORTHEN THEATRE A STREET SINGER ...... DARLYNE McLEOD MR. J .J. PEA CHUM ...... CLAY TOWERY presents MRS. PEACHUM ...... PAT MUNOZ FILCH ...... TONY ZUNIGA POLLY PEACHUM ...... JENNIFER O'QUINN MACHEATH (MACK THE KNIFE) ...... MARCO PERELLA THE THREEPENNY OPERA ) JENNY ...... PATRICIA PEARCY REVEREND KIMBALL/BEGGAR ...... CLAY WALTON ("Die Dreigroschenoper") } TIGER BROWN (POLICE COMMISSIONER) ...... PATRICK GENDUSA SMITH ...... ANNE NAUGLER LUCY BROWN ...... LAURA WALBERG Music by KURT WEILL MACK'S GANG: MATT ...... DAVID STOKEY Book and lyrics by BERTOLT BRECHT JAKE ...... BRENT BODE English Adaptation by BOB ...... ROB PUPELIS WALT ...... BRIAN TOWNES MARC BLITZSTEIN STREET GIRLS: BETTY ...... SARA YOUNGBLOOD SET AND LIGHTING DESIGNER DOLLY ...... KATHERYN JAGER GARY VAN DER WEGE MOLLY ...... MARY PAT HELTON COAXER ...... CHRISTINE DENNIS COSTUME DESIGNER OFFICER/BEGGAR ...... BRYAN MOSES SARA MEDINA-PAPE BEGGAR ...... DIANA GEMBINSKI SUKEY TAWDRY/MESSENGER ...... ANGELA TOVAR MUSICAL DIRECTOR JENNIFER ARNDT SYNOPSIS OF SCENES CHOREOGRAPHER ACT ONE LAURA WALBERG Prologue: A Street, Washington, D.C. Scene 1: Peachum's Beggar's Outfit Shop ASSISTANT COSTUME DESIGNER Scene 2: An Empty Warehouse LORI ICE l Scene 3: Peachum's Beggar's Outfit Shop REHEARSAL PIANIST/CONDUCTOR INTERMISSION (10 minutes) PAUL MURPHY J ACT TWO STAGE MANAGER Scene 1: The Warehouse JENNI BREWER Interlude: A Street ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER Scene 2: On the Street Outside of Jenny's Place HEATHER HIRSHORN Scene 3: Prison INTERMISSION (10 minutes)

DIRECTED BY ACT THREE Scene 1: Peachum's Beggar's Outfit Shop CHARLES NEY Scene 2: Prison The action takes place in Washington, D.C., January 1985, before and during the OCTQB ,ER 1-13 Inauguration. MUSICAL NUMBERS: THEATRE PRODUCTION STAFF

ACT ONE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR ...... CHARLES NEY Ballad of Mack the Knife (Street Singer) MANAGING DIRECTOR ...... MELBA MARTINEZ-MISHLER Morning Anthem (Mr. Peach um) SCENIC DESIGNER ...... GARY VAN DER WEGE Instead of Song (Mr. and Mrs. Peach um) COSTUME DESIGNER ...... SARA MEDINA-PAPE Army Song (Macheath, Tiger Brown, and Gang) TECHNICAL DIRECTOR ...... GARY VAN DER WEGE BOX OFFICE MANAGER ...... MIKE HAMILTON Wedding Song (Matt, Jake, Bob, Walt) STAGE MANAGER ...... JENNI BREWER Love Song (Macheath and Polly) ASSISTANT COSTUME DESIGNER ...... LORI ICE Ballad of Dependency (Mrs. Peachum) ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER ...... HEATHER HIRSH ORN First Threepenny Finale--The World is Mean (Polly, Mr. and LIGHT BOARD OPERATORS ...... PATRICE CLARK, BOB VALLILEE Mrs. Peachum) FOLLOW SPOT ...... DANIEL DEAN, SCOTT WEST SCENERY CONSTRUCTION CREW ...... THEATRE SKILLS I, THEATRE 30 COSTUME CONSTRUCTION CREW ...... THEATRE SKILLS II, THEATRE 30 ACT TWO LIGHTING CREW ...... LIGHTING DESIGN CLASS Melodrama & Polly's Song (Polly, Macheath) SCENE SHOP ASSISTANTS ...... PATRICE CLARK, JENNIFER BARNES, Pirate Jenny (Jenny) SARA YOUNGBLOOD, ELEN SOMERS, LAURA WALBERG Pimp Ballad Macheath, Jenny, Street Girls) TICKET OFFICE ASSISTANTS ...... GALE WARREN, AMY LEE PEARSALL, BRIAN TOWNES, LEONE EICKHOFF Ballad of the Easy Life (Macheath) COSTUME SHOP ASSISTANTS ...... LEONE EICKHOFF, ROB PUPELIS Barbara Song (Lucy) SPECIAL PROJECT DESIGNERS ...... BRENT BODE (VIDEO), Jealousy Duet (Lucy, Polly) LAURA WALBERG (DUMMIES), HEATHER HIRSHORN (PROPS) Second Threepenny Finale--How to Survive (Macheath, Mrs. Peachum & HOUSE MANAGERS ...... ARTS ADMINISTRATION CLASS Chorus) BOX OFFICE MANAGER ...... MIKE HAMILTON SPECIAL THANKS: Dr. George and Diana Sharpe; Richard Moreno, STATE ACT THREE HOUSE PRINTING; Jim Fletcher, SEU PHYSICAL PLANT; Roxanne Rubio, Useless Song (Peachum) Johnnie DeMoss, SEU BOOKSTORE; Bill Kennedy; Marvela Pritchett and David Useless Song-Reprise (Chorus) Paschall; Rick Mishler; Southwestern University in Georgetown; Harald Solomon Song (Jenny) Becker; Bill Jackson, SEU LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER; Jim Walls; and Paul Burk. Call from the Grave #1 (Macheath) Call from the Grave #2 (Macheath) WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST AND CREW Death Message (Macheath) Third Threepenny Finale--The Messenger (Chorus, Polly, Macheath, BRENT BODE (Jake) is now finally a senior theatre major. He garnered an ACOT nomination for his performance in THE UNEXPECTED GUEST, and has Mr. & Mrs. Peach um) appeared in LION IN WINTER, ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN, Ballad of Mack the Knife Reprise (Str~et Singer) CHICAGO, LIFE WITH FATHER, and BOY'S LIFE. Lighting design credits in­ clude MARIGOLDS, DROOD, and THE GOOD DOCTOR. Brent would like to thank Gale, Alicia, and Rotel and the Red Hot Tomatoes.

JAMES BANCROFT is a senior Theatre major from Arkan­ JENNI BREWER (Stage Manager) would like to dedicate her work to her best sas. He has been seen in two children's shows at St. Edward's, friend for being there and to David, Amy, and Devon, who remind me every day THE SAGA OF SAGE SAL in Lockhart, and is currently per­ that life is beautiful. forming in TORCH SONG TRILOGY at the B.lack Rose CHRISTINE DENNIS (Coaxer) is a Junior theatre major. She has appeared in CHICAGO, LIFE WITH FATHER, DROOD, and THE BUTLER DID IT. She would Theatre. In 1989, James co-produced directed and acted in the like to give love and appreciation to the special people in her life, especially her Austin premiere of Harvey Fierstein's SAFE SEX of which all big brothers Jon and M.A.D. "I said yes, thanks." proceeds went to Project Transitions - The Austin AIDS DIANA LYNN GEMBINSKI (Streetperson) a sophomore and a current Arts Ad­ hospice. ministration major, has appeared in LIFE WITH FATHER. She (Dwanawana) would like to thank MMNT, her parents, Amy Lee, and friends for their sup­ port. "And thank you Nancy! I wouldn't be singing if it wasn't for you!" PATRICK GENDUSA (Tiger Brown) a senior Theatre major from New Orleans, ROBERT J. PUPELIS (Bob) is a senior Theatre major this year and while keep­ was most recently seen in DROOD as Neville Landless. Other credits include ing his fingers crossed, he says he will graduate in May . You may remember Etienne in LA CAGE AUX FOLLES at CCP, Fred Casely in CHICAGO, and Rob this past summer in BEYOND THERAPY where he played the role of Bob. Etienne in LOVE BY THE BOLT. He would like to dedicate this performance to He also appeared as John Jasper in last spring's hit musical THE MYSTER OF the memory of a very loving lady - Mrs. Florence O'Donnell. EDWIN DROOD .

MARY PAT HELTON (Molly) an SEU Bookstore Staff member currently taking DAVID STOKEY (Matt/Mcheath Understudy) made his debut at MMNT in courses in Music and Theatre Arts, has been participating in SEU and com­ BEYOND THE HORIZON and in CHICAGO. He is back once again after sitting munity theatre for the past 12 years. She was seen in INTO THE WOODS and out a year to get ready for his biggest blessing yet-a wife and an adorable little has been singing with the SEU Hillt~pper Chorale for the past five years. girl! He dedicates this performance to Devon. Thank you, Amy!

HEATHER HIRSHORN (Assistant Stage Manager) a sophomore theatre stu­ ANGELA TOVAR (Nancy Reagan/Beggar) a freshman Communications major dent, has appeared in PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD and was ASM for and Theatre minor would like to thank the MMNT for this opportunity, as well MARIGOLDS. She would like to thank members of WAMEB, her family, as her friends and family for their support . The cast, managers, and direc~or Marlise, and her roommates for making her life as wonderful as it is. made this a pleasurable experience for her and she hopes to someday work with them again . KATHERYN JAGER (Dolly) a freshman Theatre major from Tyler, Texas, is very excited to be in her first MMNT production. She would like to thank her CLAY TOWERY (J.J. Peachum) is in his third year of performance on the MMNT parents, sisters, and friends in Tyler as well as her new friends at St. Ed's for stage. What a strange trip it has been. When not acti~g, Clay_ enjoys doing their love and support. Schutzhund training with his rottweilers. Clay would hke to sincerely thank the members of his class. My friends, I told you our day would come. DARLYNE McCLOUD (Street Singer) is a freshman Theatre Arts major. THREEPENNY OPERA is her first SEU play . She has been in ANYTHING BRIAN TOWNES (Walt) is a freshman at SEU. His past experience includes GOES, GREASE, THE LITTLE MATCHGIRL, and many other plays. She enjoys work in high school, community, and college theatre. A native of New Orleans, singing and even gave her shot at modeling in two shows . he plans to pursue (and hopefully capture) a B.A. in Theatre and become a pro­ fessional actor. BRYAN NELSON MOSES (Constable/Beggar) a senior from George West, has been seen in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM and PLAYBOY OF THE LAURA A. WALBERG (Lucy/Choreographer) is in her final year at SEU and she WESTERN WORLD. He would like to dedicate his fourth year in college theatre would like to thank her family for their understanding. She's having fun. to Mrs . Nay Tiller, the beautiful junior high theatre teacher that kindled an everlasting desire to entertain. CLAY WALTON (Rev. Kimball/Beggar) a sophomore, was last seen in DROOD. Other credits include: PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD, AFFAIRS OF THE PAT MUNOZ (Mrs. Peachum) a senior who works full time at 7-11, loves NOR­ SWORD, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, THE MUSIC MAN, and THE THERN EXPOSURE, and her cat, Ariel. Thank you Tracey and Stephanie for be­ CHRISTMAS CAROL. He looks forward to his following years at SEU and ing wonderful people, to my siblings for ya'lls support, to Keith for under­ would like to thank his parents for their support. I love you! standing, and finally, Mom, for your acceptance. Audiences might most recent­ ly remember Pat as the drunken, dancing nun in DROOD. SARA YOUNGBLOOD (Betty) a sophomore from Amarillo, has appeared in PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD, THE INCREDIBLE CHRISTMAS PAUL MURPHY (Accompianist/Conductor) originally from Albuquerque, New RESCUE, and DROOD. She would like to thank her Soulmate for putting up Mexico, holds a degree in piano from the University of New Mexico and Texas with her. She would also like to say "Borris-I love you, dahlink." Christian University. He is currently a doctoral student in Music Theory at UT, where he is employed as an assistant instructor. In Austin, he has worked in JOSE ANTONIO ZUNIGA (Filch) a freshman from the lower Rio Gra~de musical theatre for three years and is presently employed by Ballet Austin as a Valley, finds himself in an opportunity of a lifetime, as a role has bee~ prov~d­ dance accompanist. ed to him as a freshman . He would like to dedicate this play to all of his family and friends. This is just the beginning. ANNE NAUGLER (Smith) ·is a freshman from Nashua, New Hampshire. THREEPENNY OPERA is her first experience in the world of musical theatre, and she has enjoyed working with the other cast members and the crew in order to bring THREEPENNY to the MMNT stage.

JENNIFER O'QUINN (Polly) a junior, has previously appeared in CHICAGO, LIFE WITH FATHER, and DROOD. She would like to thank her family, the cast and crew, her roommates and her dog. She is happy that Gene will be seeing her in her first major role, and hopes that her parents will be able to see her perfor­ mance. WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A SPECIAL FRIEND TO THE ST. EDWARD'S THEATRE PROGRAM? Join the MMNT Theatre Society A minimum tax deductible contribution insures that: * You will be invited to all opening nights! * You will be able to vote on the Theatre Program Awards (The Moodys) and will be invited to the May Awards Banquet. * You will be invited to receptions with Guest Artists. * You will be contributing to the quality education and training of our talented students. 0 a.· . 1990-91 THEATRE SOCIETY MEMBERS 0 ~ _: BENEFACTORS MARY MOODY NORTHEN MR. & MRS. VERNE PHILIPS o MR. KEITH WHITTINGTON GEORGE & DIAN A SHARPE ~ (, ·. CLARENCE PRIESTLY DR. MARILYN GADDIS o ANGELA SMITH 0 : DONORS ! 1 ·. SUSAN & A.G. AINSWORTH JR . LAL & DR. LILLY SOOD ~ ~ : GARY & EDNA BLOMQUIST ELSIE THOMPSON 0 \ . · BRIAN & BARBARA CASSIDY FRANCES & MIRIAM TORMOLLAN o HUGH & NANCY GERMANETTI STEVEN & LOUISE WEINBERG ~ . ·. REGINA KOENIGER CHARLES WALL ;, ~ ·. MR. & MRS. WILLIAM MARTIN MR . JOSEPH WOOD 0 \ _: ROSE NICHOLAS MILTON & DORIS WOOD CONTRIBUTORS ~ o . ·. MARY SUE BETHEA DR . LEO & EDNA OSTERHAUS ~ ~ : KAY ARNOLD & TOM EDGE DOUG & DENISE RAMSEY ~ ·. BILL & CHARLOTTE FLYNN JACK & JANE REYNOLDS '? . : AUSTIN & MARGARET FURSE MR. & MRS. EARLE ROSS o . · MR. ALBERT GALLO CHARLES STEPHENSON ~ E-·: MR. & MRS. WILLIAM GARNER, JR. MARION STRAUBEL o · ALLENE P. JOHNSON FR . ROGER TEMME DARRELL & JUDY EASTERDAY ROBERT & FRANCIS TIPTON MARY KOOCK TERRY & SHARON TUTCHINGS MATTHEW J. McVEARRY FRIENDS JOHN Q. ADAMS MR . & MRS . DANIEL MALARKY A.G . AINSWORTH, JR. MR . WALTER MERCHANT CINDY ALEXANDER DR. & MRS. JIM MILLS PETER & IRMA BERRY MARGARET MYERS DR . & MRS. JAMES CROUT SUSAN NEWBERRY MARTHA CHERICO JOHN OPPERM~NN . MR. & MRS. GUY DENNIS SALLY RUDD FLORENCE ESCOTT DOROTHY RUTISHAUSER JOE & PAM FARLEY GWEN SANDERS CHARLOTTE FLYNN WILLIAM & ROSEMARIE SCHWARZER MR . & MRS. RAY HURD JUDITH SEGALL TED GOLOVY VIRGINIA SHOTTS MR . & MRS. TOM KEMP ELIDA SNOW DEANNE KNOX MR. & MRS. CHARLES STEPHENSON AMANDIO & MICHELLE MORAGNE e SILVA MR. & MRS. BRYON SUMMERS MR . CRAIG LOVEJOY DR. & MRS . WITHERSPOON CATEGORIES OF SUPPORT FRIEND ...... $25-49 SPONSOR ...... $250 -499 CONTRIBUTOR ...... $50-99 CHAMPION ...... $500-999 DONOR ...... $100-249 BENEFACTOR ...... $1000-up I/We wish to become a Society Member. Name ______

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