Word: mork
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Donald Mork did the settings for both plays. The simple arrangements of a column, some stones, and a backdrop in the Trojan Horse help create a bleak atmosphere while the house and garden in This Music are more orthodox as realistic sets...
...Connor, a Radcliffe graduate with much experience in local dramatic circles, will play Helen. Other important roles will be played by Michael Laurence, who read the title part in last winter's "Agamemnon," 16-year-old Susan Howe, daughter of Mark DeWolff Howe '28, professor of Law, and Donald Mork '52. Mork has designed the settings for both the MacLeish plays. Director of "The Trojan Horse" is Amanda Steele, who plays the female lead in the second play...
...Scott-Powell Club meets the Marshall Club in a mork trial on "Peter Sturgees vs the Commissioner of Internal Revenue," and the victor will oppose the J. Smith Club in the finals to be held next spring. The Smith Club won its trial on baseball's reserve clause Tuesday night...
...relentlessly lofty tone of the performance, but this is more properly laid at the author's door. Donald Stewart as the eldest son and Edward Bacon as the prodigal were too fitfully passionate for my taste, but again I think the blame lies in the parts. Donald Mork, however, brought his excellent voice and presence to the similar part of the parson and turned in a much better balanced performance. Joanna Brown, too, did a better-rounded job as the sister. George Clark was spotty in the role of the Gardener-Chorus (-God?): at times he was excellent...
Speakers competing tonight are: J. David Bauman '52, Walter C. Carrington '52, William J. DeMuth, Jr. '53, R. J. Larkin '51, Marvin E. Mazie '52, Roger A. Moore '53, Donald C. Mork '52, Edward L. Snow '53, John J. Trudon '51, and E. Stuart Wells...