Barton Community College - Spoke Yearbook (Great Bend, KS)

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Musical Plays To Sell-out Crowds Despite foreboding winter weath¬ er, the Lerner and Lowe musical, “My Fair Lady” played to sell-out crowds March 2nd and 3rd. The play, directed by Mary Misegadis, marks the second year for BCCC community effort musi¬ cals. A large cast and crew began set construction and rehersal for the play in January. Area stores, bu¬ sinesses and individuals aided the production by donating furniture and props. The BCCC Endowment Associ¬ ation sponsored a reception for cast and crew following the last performance of the play. (Right) Gordon Jones, Mike Shaheen, Jer¬ ry Facklam and Dusty Jones gather around the smudge pot ' s warmth while Alan Sneath and Lorna Holmes catch a taxi. (Below) Peggy Kincaid, Shawn Dan¬ iels and Denise Cole listen attentively to Dwight Young ' s opinions. 24

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(Upper left) Only diligent practice made possible the fine sound produced by the BCCC bands. (Lower left) A variety of horns proclaimed the jubilant diversity of the Community College Orchestra. 23

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(Upper Left) Dancing by Jim White, Evan Holder and Steve Fose made A Little Bit of Luck” an audience favorite. (Lower left) Dwight Young ponders upon the plight of the English language. (Above) Denise Cole reacts sulkily to Dwight Young ' s unfavor¬ able comments about her. 25