Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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ee Se mela Len a Richard Krug and Eric Wilson watch Kim Uhl embroidery. Cd ee | iMoldavane)a =)©)a = 160 MC =) ©Xe) Ai mia =me =1o) 10) Mi V |am Ke) iai= fel m Joe Lombard warns crepe cea ete Richard Krug to stay away as Kim Uhl and Lar Murder at the Vicarage The audience witnessed murder at the Rodman Playhouse Oct, 2,3, and 4, as the Mount Union Players presented an adaption of Agatha Christie’s ‘Mur- der at the Vicarage.” The play was produced in classic Christie ‘““whodun- nit’ style by keeping the audience guessing who actually committed the murder. Featured in this production were: Richard Krug ll, Kim Uhl, Joe Lom- bard, Anita Drda, Jean Zurbrugg, and Sally Thorton. Also appearing were: Maria Heggested, Richard Schiemer, Mark Mohr, Larry Shepherd, Eric Wilson, and Leslie Jagoditz. o fall M, ny bs, i) ia hi as Sally Thorton looks folamekuvlel=) Royneeire tells his alibi of the day of the murder. Oo bd

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Clockwise; The beauty of a musician's pride and joy. Salley Thornton behind the set, Dr. Synnestvadt practices what he preaches.

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veer snttecescesse DPAMAL . occ. enn Mike Exley listens attentively as Jen A Different Moon The summer of 1951 in Masefield, Ar- kansas, was the setting of the Mount Union Players production of ‘A Differ- ent Moon.” The play; featuring Jean Zurbugg, Mike Exley, Jennifer Stalnker, and Leslie Jagoditz was a touching sto- ry of the troubles of the Biars family and Sara Johnson. For the Biars family and Miss Johnson, it is by getting to know one another that they see a harsh view of life. The story deals with an unwant- ed pregnancy. In this play, we see the conflicts that arise form the pregnancy as well as a new understanding be- tween the characters. Jean Zurbrugg, Leslie Jagoditz, and Jennifer Stalnaker share their laetlelalis reloamenial=ie