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f ■ , I I ! (Top) Julie Burrows discusses her visit to a doll museum with her visitors on an edition of Checker¬ board Alley. (Right and above) Breakdancers visited the MSTV studios to entertain children. — Photos by A. John Baker
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(Opposite page) The crowd cheers during the Homecoming football game against Kearney State. The Lions dropped a 24-14 decision. (Left) Clarence Wills, father of the late Glen Wills, receives a plaque from Donna Talbott inducting his son into the Missouri Southern Letterman ' s Associa¬ tion Athletic Hall of Fame during Homecoming festivities. (Below) Presi¬ dent Julio Leon congratulates Bill Grigsby, the 1984 Outstanding Alum¬ nus. — Photos by Richard Williams
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New program entertains children j Checkerboard Alley, a children s show, was one of the programs featured on Missouri Southern Television. Hosts for Checkerboard Alley were Greg Barker, Julie Burrows, and Doug Moore, all communica¬ tions majors. Barker was producer and Cory Steinke was director of the show, which was usually filmed Saturday mornings in the MSTV studios. The program aired at 7 p.m. every Friday on cable channel 18. Breakdancers, cooking demon¬ strations, and visits to a doll museum, turkey farm, and a can¬ dy factory entertained children weekly. Many children were also guests during the actual filming of Checkerboard Alley. Other MSTV programs included The Criminal Justice System and You, The Music Makers, The newsmakers,” A Place Called School, Southerns Specials, Southern Perspective, Southern Today, Inside Sports, and Focus on the Arts. (Left) Doug Moore interviews a guest during a taping of Checkerboard Alley. (Below) Greg Barker, Doug Moore, and Julie Burrows prepare for the introduction of their program. — Photos by A. John Baker MSTV □
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