University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The "brains" behind the most successful show of the three years of Oval Club productions . . . Eileen Brandt and Al Schneider. co-production managers, and Dick Everett, business manager, watch the "beef-trusters" go into their hula-hula. A1 wrote all the swing music for the show. The "Huskiest" hip-swingers who ever wore a cellophane hula skirt, don their leis and "whoop it up" during practice in the Sigma Nu gym. The girl is Edith Mowry, native Honolulu coed, who taught the gridiron lads how to do an authentic "Sweet Lei1ani" act. Ballet Moose, in its third year of sponsorship by Oval Club, gained increased prestige this year with its genuinely original variety show. Adapted from J. G. V., the all- student production featured Washingtonis finest gridmen in a hysterical hula. Not the least of the Ballet's distinctions were the tuneful songs of composer-director Al Schneider, Whose composition "You On the Campus" was the smash hit of last year's show. Top song of the 1938 version was "Last Night I Saw You in My Dreams." The committee that furnished the power behind the hip-slinging were: Al Schneider and Eileen Brandt, co-production managers, and Dick Everett, business manager: Mona Firnstahl, junior directory Bob Phillips and Don Hillman, junior managers, Kay O'Shea, costume managerg Kaye Kennedy, dance director, jean MacLeod and Betty Strehlau, publicity, Ed Hamilton, tickets and prograrnsg Oval Club representative, Horace McClure.

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