Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Left: Following the directions of caller Steve Ramp, Bob Hayes drops to his knees as his game partner, Michelle Martin, makes the most of a once-in-a-life time experience. Right: Searching for the Chickadee, Jim Hun ter portrays that old time favorite, W. C. Fields. Walking out into the crisp night air, students admired a starry sky. Entering the the- ater, they exchanged one set of stars for another. Al Capone Calias Dave Guthreyl set the tone of the show with his pseudo-serious soliloquey about the distasteful- ness of violence. Following Ray Lubeckis one-man-band, Kim Tillgore harmed his chisteners with a trelling of the famous tairyfale, Prinderella and the Chincef' Melvin the Magnificant mystified the audience displaying his magical talent. A special appearance of the The Uncalled Fourv aroused coos and swoons from delighted admirers. Sentiments rose While Vaudevillians submitted to the comical antics of W.C. Fields and Charlie Chaplin Ulm Hunter and Larry Glaznerl. Spotlighted sep- arately, they both united specta- tors with one intent-that of historical for perhaps hystericalj fantasy. M.C. Kevin Stone returned after a brief intermission to lead the audience in several choruses of Tiptoe Through the Tulips. Finally, that ol, heart-throb, Perciville Princeton III serenaded listeners with his version of Winchester Cathedfalf' sung through a megaphone. Reluctantly saying uso long to the good ol, days, Vaudeville fans headed home to 1976 and a chance to create their own nostalgia. by Lisa Brandsberg

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J 'Y 'W W s J N. Upper left: On loan from Adolph Goertzen, Upper right: Former student Leslielwayland a 1924 Model-T Roadster provides the gets tossed as the guys race to deliver their backdrop to Charlie Chaplinis fLarry group of girls Hrst to the end of the matfr-'BSS Glaznerj flirting with Glenda Chadek. line. Img Lower left: Speaking on the 'igood 01' da ys of the 203, AI Capone lDave Gutlzriej took time to rub-out a fellow bootlegger. Lower right: Denise Augustine strikes a typical flapper pose after the side-splitting vaudeville show, where she changed the show cards for each ac t.

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Upper left: Vaudeville fans once again enjoy the good old days when popcorn and coke, served by Steve MacLurg and Grace Wong cost only a quarter. Middle left: MSBers wait for the signal to scramble insearclz of their partners, perform- ing stunts like knee-to-ear, foot-to-foot. . . Lower left: The Uncalled Four entertains the audience with a touch of irony during an anti-lovensong I Wanta Buddy, Nota Gal ,, Right: Perciville Princeton III fG0rdon Goertzenj croons Winchester Cathedral, sending his listeners in to ji ts of laughter. ,,., . 0 J if ' I r . N A ' 2 ,A 11 ,nl .A f A . K