North Dakota State College of Science - Agawasie Yearbook (Wahpeton, ND)

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z Piuli Jo MjKvii it Princess Barbara in 'The Lady or tire Ti£Cf . Bc«y Miktsh at l-lla in rl»c Passiondb THE APPLE TREE Instead of two or three continuing acts of one story, The Apple Tree” is three separate one-act entities, The Dairy of Adam and Eve by Mark Twain, ‘The Lady or the Tiger by Frank Stockton and Jules Feiffer's Fassionella. Noe one but three musicals, The Apple Tree consists of three separate fables as well as three separate sets of characters. Dale Subic, Jim Kttcs. Tom llcticrvij;. Berry Mikcsli. and K-irc Becker in Pattionclli . Berry Mikcth in the Pittionelli it Pattiunrlla. Pitti Davidson at live and Cory Koines as the srukc in “Adam and Eve . Drama 9

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SWEETHEART BALL The Sweetheart Ball is an annual event that takes place during the month of February. It is the only formal ball at N’DSSS. The Student Activities Board sponsors this event and it is planned by the Sacajawea club, under the advisorship of Miss Mercedes Morris. A campus sweetheart is chosen by student voce and crowned during the ball. On February 20. Lisa Beck, of Calio. was crowned by vice president. Charles Hanson. Sherri DcVics, of Wahpcton and Candace Miller, of Glen Ullin were also finalists. They were chosen from a field of 7 freshman women in a preliminary election. 'Keep on Lovin' You' was the theme. The band Crossfire provided the music for the evening. Sweetheart Bill

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Corey I'otncs and Dale Sul lc DOING THEIR OWN THING The spring of 1981 was a busy time for the Delta Psi Omega Club and drama department. Two plays were produced, a trip taken, and also the initiation of new members into the D.P.O. Club. One play entitled What's Wrong. What's Right, and What's Left Over was partially written by the cast members and D.P.O. Club. It consisted of a number of skits put into three acts. The other play, written and directed by Phil Thcrou, was entitled The Blind Dragon . This production was put on by the members of the drama department primarily as a children's play. Panic Davidson and Lisa Berg Corey Forties On May 1. 2. and }. a trip to Winnipeg was taken to see a play and Laser Show. Still another highlight was that of the initiation of new members into the D.P.O. Club. 'llte members of the drama department and D.P.O. Club had some great laughs together with all the hard work they did on the plays. They certainly had a pro-ductivc season. Corey Fames. Jerry Gilsdorf. Dale Solrfe. and Carolyn Davey 10 Drama