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

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Sig Eps, Lea Ann Powers wins Miss Greek miss greek Fnnallsts Susan Arledge, Britt lenatsh, and Lea Ann Powers lrsten as Renee' Rxcks answers a question posed to her by the emcee, Charlle Garcia. lNews Servlces Photol Britt lenatsch takes her fmal walk down the runway for the Judges andthe audxence lNews Services Photol Robin Turner, representmg the Sigma Phi Epsilon fratermty glances toward the judges during the swim sunt competltron lNews Services Photol

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eMusic Man' brings message The man who first warned that there was a need for music in the little town of River City, lowa carried the same message to capacity audiences totalling 2,195 in ASU Arts fall premiere production of The Music Man on Sept. 28-Oct. 2. The Music Man, a two-act com- edy,fmusical by Merideth Willson followed the story of conman Harold Hill, who comes into the small mid-west town of River City and convinces the town that they need a boys band Hill, who knows nothing about music, sells them the instruments and pro- mises to lead the band. He plans to leave town but falls in love with the town librarian-something he had not planned on The play takes its course from that point Directed by Dr. Bill Watts, professor of Drama, The Music Man featured a 36- member cast. including a dozen elementary and junior high school students. The Music Man had a live 14-member orchestra contributing the music for the show, Scott Yarbrough portrayed the lead role of Harold Hill or The Music Man. Watts said, lt l'The Music Man'l is one of those plays set in a different period that can still be believed in. lt may seem corny to some, but it had good music, fastspaced fun and even a barbershop quartet. The Music Mans' production staff in- cluded stage manager Paula Rabb, musical director Paula Homer, costumer Juanita Norris, master electrician Tracy Welch, master carpenter Mike Riley, house manager Mark Cullimore, flyman Till Dawn Clark. choral director Charlotte Rutledge, vocal coach Julia Stovall, hairstylist David McFarland and properties manager Beth Yarbrough The 38-member cast included Kevin King, Douglas Holley, Charlotte Rutledge, Julia Stovall. Mike Riley, Caroline O'Keefe, Ken- neth Fletcher, Margaret Hurt, Jenny Watts, Kippy Edge. Cheryl Walker, Jeff Woods, Albert Ricci, Beth Jennings, Ruth Forrest, Whitney Kinslow, Cottie Miles, Orlando Rodriguez, Steve Tafas, Amy Harrison, Marlissa Franz, Trey Gizzard. Dwight Dickey, Justin Callan, Renee Schmookler, Julie Watts, Mark Vogler, Tracy Ballard, Sharon Culbertson and Vicki Maddoz, fFLORES 28 X Music Man if X T 'NMI' A --sx. gM ' ' Ulalie lCaroline O'Keeffel practices her ballet in the fall Margaret Hurt cries after her stage father, Ken Flet- semester play-The Music Man.lGarlington Photol cher, scolds her during the ASU production of The Music Man. tGarlington Photol