Lees McRae College - Ontaroga Yearbook (Banner Elk, NC)

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ANGELA JACKSON REIGNS OVER SPRING FLING DANCE '86 The annual Spring Fling Dance was held in April at the Sugar Hollow Club at Sugar Mountain. Music was provided by a D. J. and the SGA-sponsored event met with tremendous success. Angela Jackson was crowned the 1986 Spring Queen at the formal dance and Martha McAfee was Maid of Honor. Dr. Bradford L. Crain, President, crowned Miss Jackson and Al- ice Crain presented her with a bouquet of roses. v v 9 Q Q Q 'o'o'o'o' ' 0'v':'z':', ' o o 4' ', 0,1 o'A'4 o o 4 o 4 o o'o'o' V 'sf 4 Q TCEFIE U71 O P G dD D k K K g dR bb 152 Spring Court PQ....V,Q

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The warden at Tewksburg Asylum lTom Michalskil gets young Jim- mys lBarton Carrolll attention. +. X. X. 'Q Missy Richter as Annie Sullivan co-starred with Amanda Tate lHeIen Kellerl in 1'The Miracle Worker, the spring production by the LMC Performing Arts Department. THE MIRACLE WORKER MOVED ' The Mme Wm, l LEES-MCRAE AUDIENCES . . . The Performing Arts Department presented the celebrated play The Miracle Worker, the story of Annie Sullivan's efforts to educate the blind-mute child Helen Keller. Dr. Janet Barton Carroll directed the play that originally opened on Broadway in the late '50's with Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke as Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller. For the Lees- McRae performance, Missy Richter played Annie Sullivan and Amanda Tate played Helen Keller. They had demanding roles throughout the play and two show stopping scenes - one, a confrontation fight scene between Annie and the wild, unfettered Helen in which Annie demonstrates literally that she will fight with all of her resources to teach the uunteacha- ble' child Helen Keller: the other, at the end when Helen Keller first perceives and knows and can communicate. Her signal to Annie Sullivan didn't leave a dry eye in Hayes Auditorium where The Miracle Worker' was being per- formed. In addition to Amanda Tate, other local residents of the community who participated were Kelly Watterson, Bill Watterson, Betsy Hall, Kelly Barrow, Luke Barrow, Shannon Williams, Laurie Teagarden, Todd Teagarden, Barton Carroll, Michelle Krege, Tom Michalski, Phil Zitnick and Christie Campbell. LMC students in the cast included Deidre McPheters, Mark Hargett, Sonya Robbins, Elizabeth Moss, and Missy Richter. I Adults 84.00 Students 32.00 A Play in three aCiS DY William Gibson Presented by the LMC Performing Arts Department February 14, 15, 21, 22 8:00 p.m. Hayes Auditorium Tickets: MIRACLE WURKER WE rw cu nowcee it un-ii my wpinii .in mum Wim sawn.-i cn mt s..