John Tarleton College - Grassburr Yearbook (Stephenville, TX)

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Up the Sky e A 'Quan- Les Mezger replied Yes, Dear. Yes, Dear. Anything you say. l One of jackie Walker's few, but famous lines was Oh, what Oh,.fI could just cry-y-y-y moaned Bill Rutherford mournfully, a rogue and peasant slave am I! ecstatically and continually.

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' The half-time show included ,the crowning of the 1966 Homecoming Queen. The nominees included Mickie Roberson, Carlton seniorg Susan Stipic, Dallas juniorg Queen Sandra Watson, Strawn sophomoreg Sandy Dennis, Brownwood juniorg and Pat Robertson, a sophomore from Abilene. X lv - if .wg Xl l , 1 1' ' -fir' ' vl'r ,l ' H Poo members carried torches to light the way for the Snake Dancers. Head Cheerleader john Yearwood lights the traditional bonfire.

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Mike Ziccardi portrayed the pro- duger whose every investment paid of . Gin dammit to hell GIN!! snorts Francine Simmons as she portrays the mother of a somewhat frenzied star. The Studio opened its curtain this fall with Moss Hart's Light Up the Sky. The show was directed by Wayne Toone, speech instructor and assisted by Tommy Patterson. Miss Maurice Sawyer was production assistant. The play was the laugh hit which a N .Y. Mirror critic described as Fast, furious and tremendously funny during the play's long run in New York. The play takes place during the Boston out-of-town opening of a first play by an idealistic young author who is surrounded by emotional show people.