Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

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2 : TACKY, AREN'T WE? - Sally Vaughn, who played the part of a witty, high spirited sister of played the part of Emily, and Sonya Williard, the Tomb family. Williard was casted as the who was casted as Agatha, argue in this scene housekeeper who insists the old man is alive. of the fall play, A Tomb With a View . Vaughn iPhoto by Piper Jackson, fall, playflj

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Fall play draws large audiences as cast finds that l COCPERATION PAYS OFF . Packed crowds andlthelcreation of believablecharacters helped to make the fall play a success. I was very pleased with the crowd turn out, said Sharon Yarbrough, drama instructor. We had good, receptive audiences all three nights. I was also very pleased with the students and faculty that supported us by attending the play. The play was entitled A Tomb with a View and was held November 4-6. According to Yarbrough, the cast por- trayed their characters nicely. Performing plays and casting characters can cause some real problems, however, Yarbrough sai-d everything went well. You have to expect things to hap- pen, she said. At one point in the play the gun failed to go off. This 2,590 3 A CRY FOR HELP - Cindy Leftwich, who played the part of a nurse in the fall play, lets out a scream as Julie Ammerman, who played Dora, attempts to suffocate Leftwich. lPhoto by Piper Jacksonl lT'S MINE - Chet Sweet, Cindy Leftwich and Lorrie Scott were part of a cast that made up the fall play performance, A Tomb With a View . The caft members are seen here struggling for control of a knife used as a mur- der weapon. lPhoto by Piper .lacksonl I6!fall play really didn't surprise me, because you have to expect duds in blanks, when you're not working with a real gun. You iust have to keep trying until it does. Other than that, everything went very well. Good costing comes with cooperation, and Yarbrough said she received iust that. You don't always get that, she said. They always did what I asked and they worked on creating their characters the best they could. l'm very proud of them, and I think the play was very successful. Sonya Williard, who played the part of the maid, Agatha, enioyed the closeness developed by the cast members. It was fun working on it. We all got along good, so that made it fun, - is Williard said. We all seemed to fit our characters and that made the play interesting. Like everything else, preparation for the play performances was time consuming. But that's like everything else, Williard said. lf you really enjoy it then the time put in doesn't matter. With the large attendance and great support from faculty and students, Yarbrough believes she ac- complished her goal. The audiences really enjoyed the play, she said. It's really hard to pick a play that everyone will enioy, and when you do pick a good play that has successful cast members who create their characters fully, then you've reached your goals. 1 Rf-Laurie Randall MZ-.. V .. ' .4-ff' ,., , 3 .f .N

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,Nha NMMA, . 4, f W ff THE YOUNG LOOK - One of lwenfy-seven models porllclpollng In the Spring Allolr. Brlon Hargrove proves age doesn'l matter os he shows elf the lates! ln sporlsweor. iPhoto by Dovld Barionl THE LUCKY COUPLE - Soon Myers escorts Shoron Gllmore down the olsle durlng the sprlng foshlon show. Myers ond Gilmore were one ol the few couples who modeled the trodlllonol weddlng regollo. Unlll this year the show had been o tofol brldol show. fPhofo by Dovld Bortonl l8!brudoI show