Angelo State University - Rambouillet Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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The Beader's Theatre presented Helen Schafer's adaptation of To Err ls l-luman: Hamlit and the Comedy of Errors, in the University Center on Sep- tember 20-22. Hamlit, the production based on the Twisted Tales from Shakespeare, was presented first each evening. Nar- rators in the production were .Jett Ste- phenson and Lanice Kincaid. Readers were Clay Allen, Dianne Benz, Ralph Gill, Greg Kerley, and Bandy Barbee. Cast members in the second play were Christy Matson, narrator, Bob lvlogel, Brent Scott, Craig Torrance, Boots Walker, Bill Schneider, and Randy Bar- bee. The plot revolved around the tra- ditional joke involving a mix up between identical twins. lt was based on the original Comedy of Errors by Shakespeare.

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S SHUTCDUT 16-0 The third try was a charm for the Rams in San Angelo stadium Sat- urday, September 22. The ASU young team finally convinced a large crowd they were tired of the previous two ties by defeating Southwest Texas State University 16-O. The win was the first ever for the Rams to beat the San Marcos team in conference play. The Rams, on their first posses- sion ofthe night, drove to the 12- yard line. An incomplete third- down pass at this point set up Mike Goodgion's 29-yard field goal, which ended the scoring for the first half. In the second period of action, Larry Moore smothered the Bobcat kicker at the 5 when the punter could not reach a high center snap. Three plays later, Bennie Wilson jumped over from the two yard line and with the PAT the score stood 10-O. The Rams final tally was also set up by the defense. Roy Holland picked off a pass and returned it to the ASU 46. From there Gary Olivo squig- gled into the end-zone standing up to give the Rams their final points of the night.