Eastern Oklahoma State College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Wilburton, OK)

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I i .KM ,nl- will OPPOSITE PA GE: TOP RIGHT: David Holland plays the part of the rock-'rx-roll singer Conrad Birdie. CENTER LEFT: Rose Alverez QKaren Pipkinj heartbroken over her ill fated love affair, goes out to drown her sorrow. CENTER RIGHT: Pam Lucas and Jami Parks portray two local women gossiping. BELOW LEFT' Conrad Birdie QDavid Hollandj sings while female idols watch. BELOW RIGHT: Albert Peterson Uack Dollinsj listens while his mother fCindy Adamsj complains. FAR LEF 71' Donna Lucia fAnnette Thomasj assures Ela fYvonne Mizel that she too was once young and in love. LEFT' Sir Francis Uohn Easttomj proposes to Charley's Aunt fRiji Dixonj. BOTTOM LEFT: Amy fCheryl Woodj and Kitty fCindy Adamsj show their affection to Charley's Aunt. BELOW: Ron Doby played the part of Brasset, the butler. BOTTOM: The complete cast of Charley's Aunt.

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Productions Make Campus Hits Spring of '78 brought the hit musical, Bye, Bye, Birdie to Eastem's stage. Melvin Mitchell, producer and director, commented, The cast did a tremendous job of getting ready in five weeks what usually takes six to eight weeks to do. The cast included: Cindy Adams, Jack Dollins, David Holland, Karen Pipkins, Dale Standefer, Cliff Downing, Jamie Parks and Sally Stivers. For the first time anyone can remember the Wilburton High School orchestra accompanied the ensemble with the background work. With the new freshmen on campus for the fall semester, the drama department performed the three-act comedy, Charley 's Aunt, starring Riji Dixon, Annette Thomas, John Eastton, Cindy Adams, Doug Anderson, Cheryl Wood, Greg McKinney, Yvonne Mize, and Eddie Godfrey. Charley 's Aunt was directed by Pat Boyd, speech and drama instructor. Every year the drama department puts on a children's theatre, and this year it was Hansel and Gretel The stage settings were made by Johnnie Wray and her class. Johnnie Wray also directed and produced the play, assisted by Pat Boyd. 'eg U- 'G 1 ' 'rl Pt. tl, In f. 1 , If J Nl. yr. 4 1 S 9, ,li Ya 6 ! 's.,-w..-sa L.

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Autumn Smiles for Carnival Beautiful weather, exciting booths and large crowds were the setting for the 1978-79 Student Senate sponsored carnival which started at mid- afternoon and lasted until sundown. Fun, good food and prizes were some of the things sought for at the special event which helped students and teachers forget their classes and regular activities for an afternoon to just relax. Some of the booths at the camival were the Cake Walk - Afro Clubg Bronco Barrel- Rodeo Clubg King of the Log Contest- Choctaw Hallg Dart Throw - NARO Clubg Button Makers - and Jacob's Ladder - Press Clubg Hot Dog Stand - United Ministryg Caramel Apple Booth - Phi Beta Lambdag Ring Toss and Saucer Toss - Forestry Clubg Ring Toss, Fishing Hole and Sweet Tooth Booth - Freshman Class Nursing Clubg Dunk Tank - Aggie Club, and Bake Sale and Arts and Crafts - Home Economics Club. L' l S ,4--1' . can tteqg