Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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Musical . . . drama . . . comedy . . . Town and Gown players of 1987 presented a spectrum of performances. You ' re A Good Man, Charlie Brown, directed by Dan- iel K. K. Weber, associate professor of speech and the- ater, opened the season. Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy and Snoopy proved to be a hit with children and adults. The second show of the summer season, Agnes of God, directed by B.J. Sherman, associate professor of speech and theatre, provided intrigue and mystery as the drama seeked to explain Agnes ' emaculate conception. The Foreigner topped the season and the box office. This hilarious and zany comedy, by award-winning play- wright Larry Shue, offered humor and satire at its finest. Directed by Weber, The Foreigner made three encore performances early in the fall semester. Glee Club rehearsal of Home on the Range can be frustrating. Especially with such characters as Charlie Brown, Linus and Lucy. Patty, Peggy Marchese, politely refuses the kiss from her favorite canine friend Snoopy (John Fallon). Poor Charlie Brown (John Piscitelli) is suffering the crisis exper- iences by many enigmas. Unfortunately, Charlie Brown learns that breathing can be rather difficult under a brown paper bag. Linus (Donald Carroll) has great fun being Lucy ' s (Sharene Sindle- decker) brother. Especially when he can make Lucy cry. NEW VISIONS 5

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Visions of Winning The team has more depth this year, said cross country runner Jeff Dodrill. He added that many of the runners returning from last year have managed to shave one minute or more off their last year ' s time . . . It was a big win for us, said Falcon football coach Wally Hood. It was a game for which I think the kids had a lot of motivation going in ... The comments made by Dodrill and Coach Hood are just a hint about visions of winning. Depth . . . motivation . . . incentive . . . dedication . . . determination . . . hardwork . . . positive attitude . . . drill . . . practice . . . more drill are key elements in the mak- ing of an athlete, and in VISIONS OF WINNING . . . Gaining the edge, cross country run- ner Jeff Dodrill attempts to take the lead. The rush of adrenalin pumps through the runners as the beginning of the run starts. Newt McCutcheon tackles the oppo- sition with zest and vigor. The Falcons finished the football season with a 7-3- record. 6 Cross Country, Football