Troy University - Palladium Yearbook (Troy, AL)

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Broadway Musical Camelot Featured at Troy State The Troy State University School of Fine Arts presented its first musical Production, Camelot, on November 16-17. The Broadway musical, which featured many outstanding TSU students and a number of highly unusual props, was under the direction of Phil Kelley of the TSU music depart- ment. Camelot is based on T. H. White ' s book, The Once and Future King, and the musical was composed by Lerner and Loewe. It is set during one of the most beautiful ages in man ' s history, a time of splendor and adventure. It is natu- ral for this era to be the setting of our most memorable of fairy tales. The beautiful and sparkling Queen Guinevere was por- trayed by Patti Mitchell, a junior from Crestview, Florida. Acting and singing the demanding role of King Arthur was Billy Goodwin, a junior from Courtland, Alabama. Larkin Brown played Sir Lancelot. •%.% % ■ r tW am • I HSU Billy Goodwin gave an excellent performance as King Arthur. Merlin portrayed by Mike Edwards and Sir Dinadan played by Gene Kleiderer. 28

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Delta Psi new Brothers Dana Heald, Donnie McLeod, Joe Sellers, Bill Hopper, and John Crook. mm,™ a pt Brothers representing Alpha Delta Chapter, Auburn University. Visiting officers included (left to right): Jim Verplanck; Col. Walter Lammond, Past Grand Sage; Thomas A. Moore, Jr., Director of Chapter Services; Dr. Cleveland L. Adams; Lawrence H. Bixby, Province Archon; Doug Sittason, Sage of Alpha Delta Chapter, Au- burn University. 17

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Patti Mitchell inspired the audience with her beautiful voice and fine performance as Guinevere. 29