Kilgore College - Ranger Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

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Top Left Df. McLaurin welcomes the student body. Middle Left Mr. Read introduces the band and twirters. Lower Left The KC cheerleaders doing The Stomp. Top Right Mr. Holda directs the Chorale. Lower Right The KC Ranger Band. Phoioj by G Morton Evonu 25

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Who’s Who: An Introduction to KC Tuesday. September 15th, was the date set aside for the 47th annual Who’s Who Assembly of Kilgore College. The Chorale opened the assembly under the direction of Bill Holda. who led them in a variation of “Oh, When the Saints Go Marching In. Twink Ross gave a warm greeting to all. and introduced the president of the college. Dr. Stewart McLaurin. Dr. McLaurin extended a warm welcome to new students, encouraged participation in student affairs, and introduced the director of student activities. Joe Webb. Webb introduced the president of Student Affairs Congress. David Odom. Odom then introduced the other S.A.C. representatives. The Kilgore College Ranger Band followed with a grand entrance under the direction of Wallace Read, who introduced the new drum major, feature twirler, and line twirlers. The football, basketball, and tennis coaches were presented along with members of each team. Deana Bolton, director of the famous Kilgore College Rangerettes, introduced the choreographer and managers for the Rangerettes as well as the new officers. Latane Speer presented us with the spirit-charged KC cheerleaders, who led us in a traditional Two Bits” cheer. The Ranger Band played the school fight song, bringing a close to the 47th annual orientation program at Kilgore College.

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SUNSHINE BOYS BEAMS ON KC A spot of sunshine lit Von Cliburn Auditorium October 6 through 10 and warmed the production of Neil Simon's The Sunshine Boys. Simon's genius for humanism and wit found a perfect outlet in his loveable characters. Al Lewis (played by Dusty Gallagher) and Willie Clark (portrayed by Milton Cabbiness). The play centers around two vaudeville partners who are brought together for one last tribute to their act of forty-three years. The rest of the cast included: Becky Maupin as Ann Silverman, Willie's niece: Karen Caig as the Registered Nurse; Barbara Stricklin as Nurse Mackintosh; Reggie Hanberry as the Patient; Shanon Clark as the Director; Tina Lee Haskins as Edie; Judy Hargrave as the Announcer; Ray Wages as the Drummer: and Lewanda Fields as the Cameraman. Elaine Killingsworth. a member of the audience, said. The Sunshine Boys makes you laugh and cry. I think the actors were very much into their parts. In fact, my mother couldn't believe that Milton Cabbiness was only twenty-one and not sixty or seventy.” Doug Hoppock. director of the shov , said. The Sunshine Boys is a play that will stay with you always. It covers the entire spectrum of emotions. I thought the production was a successful beginning for the year from both the audience and the department's standpoint. 26 Ivenu