Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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'tliltlc Mary Sunshinei' will belong remembered for its catchy tunes and lively action. Unlike many of the past musicals of Jamestown College, this one was all for fun. It made fun of the musical theater of the early part of the century, and was a satire of those good old days. Those who had a part in the produc- tion of the musical, upheld the fine tradition of this college by doing an excellent job. Chief Brown Bear, Bob Tongen, and Corporal Billy Jester, Bob Kercher, have a pow-wow. Jim Beneteau, a Washington diplomat, as he meets Mabel played by Donna Ormiston. The Rangers Bob Kercher, Brian Middleton, Cary Skogen, Clair Halverson, George Little, Virg Miedema, Mike Reddig, and Grant Gruneich at the Colorado Inn. IOS

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:nap- g, Little Mary Sunshine M The grand finale, showing the happy but tired cast. I '. L , ll . Grant Gruneich and Rita Peterson, Mary Sunshine. J l ' 4. ,'.Z..:w .,.,,.,,.-3 - , -7, all 'f7'7ff.f ..1Q-','Y,Af5r'J r '- N 'M'-Fiilfe 1. - J ,-yn-7 ,. .-- .iikifii l. JJ. the leads in Little

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I06 rrs ii 1 f-Q x'-, '14 The cultured misses are Bev Ness, Donna Ormiston, Candy Harmsen, Cathy Bates, ,gmirdgs Abraham, Barb Tesky, and Marcia io e. Perky Cathy Bates plays up to Bob Kercher ir, .,. ,il A lg W.-. The cast hard at work. .lim Beneteau, the General, and Carol Becker, the Countess, add pep to the musical.