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Berlin ' s ' Annie Get Your Gun ' Above: With attention focused on the target, cast members of Annie Get Your Gun anxiously await the outcome of the shooting match between Annie Oakley, Mary Sue Johnson, and Frank Butler, Steve Manning. Amid the colorful gaiety of the new West emerged the pro- fessional rivalry between a back- ward, gun-shootin ' hillbilly girl, Annie Oakley, and the leading marksman and cassanova of the day, Frank Butler. Mary Sue Johnson proved to be the gal who ' kin shoot the fuzz off ' n a peach and who put Steve Man- ning, as Frank, to shame in a shooting match. In a huff Frank left the Wild West Show for the Far East Show. But later, Annie realized she couldn ' t get a man with a gun and deliberately missed her targets. Finally, to save the bankrupt shows, Annie sold all her medals and the shows merged. Annie and Frank hap- pily followed suit. Mr. Gene Poston directed the Golden Singer production, An- nie Get Your Gun, with as- sistance from Mrs. Rosalee Hof- mann and Mrs. Janet Blocker. Below: Mr. Wilson, Rick Tucker, evicts performers Byron Cartwright, Lucinda Warning, Sue Grosvenor, and Tom Kunze from his property. 21
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Golden Singers present musicaL Above: Chief Sitting Bull, David Dodd, observes Annie, Mary Sue Johnson, as she executes her first ceremonial Sioux Indian dance. Above: Bursting into song, Annie, Mary Sue Johnson, asks Frank, Steve Manning, if it is true that fall- ing in love is wonderful. Right: Annie, Mary Sue Johnson, tells Rick Tucker, Jack Keene, and Mary Beth McCormick the benefits of Doin ' What Comes Naturally. 20
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Above: Principal J. Fred Murphy pre- sents a pin and certificate to senior Susan Engert, Ripple ' s Betty Crocker Award winner. Left: lU Honors students, Peggy Lar- sen, Bill Waycott, and Melinda Meyer discuss the customs and environments of their summer homes. City, state, national organizations Left: DAR and Optimist Club award recipients Chris Carlson and Bill Goodman admire the Ripple bell which was hung over 80 years ago. Below: Exercise in Knowledge Team members Lenny Bunes, Dan Satinsky, Doug Guion, and Bill Royer prepare for their next match. ■ Le, 1 ■ ■ ft 1 m ' Hltt ' ndt - p Tb 1% Fredjfl ' i ' - ' ' Oob . -r ■!■■ • .. f V 42£ ' VST fV jff - 3.wii ' V- -M 1 M J i ' v. ann ■ m r 1 i m 0C 1 1 1 22
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