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Mmr ' ' O-o-O ' klalioma! ' ' Is More Thau Just O.K.! It ' s a Scandalt It ' s an Outrage! No, this didn ' t describe the latest Perry Meridian gossip. It was a song by All Hakim, played by Mtirshall Moon 84, in the hit musical Oklahomal Oklahoma was presented on Februeiry 24, 1983 at 7:30 p m. and February 26 at 2:00 and 7:30 p m. For this production, Glna Dearth ' 83 was forced to leave behind her every day clothes and age con- siderably for her role s the spxmky Avmt EUer. She had the tough task of getting together Curly, played by Jeff Qualkinbush ' 84 and Laurie, played by Susan Nevill ' 83. This was especially difficult since Laurie had commitments to the dirty and violent farm hand Jud Fry, played by Jim Peterson ' 84. Michelle Moye ' 84 brought the flir- ty character of Ado Annie Games to life. Ado Aimie, who was famous for ' ( ( ( ( her song I Can ' t Say No, had trou- ble deciding between the Persian goodbye of All Hakim and the Oklahoma hello of Will Parker, played by Tim Amdt ' 84. At the conclusion of the musical, Ali Hakim wound up hitched to the shrill laugh of Gertie Cummings, played by Laura Miles ' 83. Hours of preparation went into the making of Oklahoma. Mrs. Carol Eads and Miss Lissa Fleming spent long hours in practice with the or- chestra. Miss Ann Sanders and Mr. Michael Slack were in charge of the cast. Not only was this Oklahoma ' s first showing at Perry Meridian, but also this was the first time that Mr. Slack had been involved in a produc- tion of a musical. Miss Ann Sanders felt that the most difficult part of directing Oklahoma was the choreography. She was ably assisted in this by Trisha Badgley ' 81 and Karen Clayboum. Attendance was good at all three performances. The audience as well as the actors seemed to enjoy the down to earth, country way of life portrayed in Oklahoma. John Busche ' 83 rests between showings of Oklahoma Michelle Moye ' 84 as Ado Annie Carnes ex- periences a friendly Oklahoma hello from Tim Amdt ' 84 portraying Will Parker. Mark Carter ' 84, Mike Schloegl ' 85, Alan Lapp ' 85, Dean Antonopoulos ' 84, John Busche ' 83, and Phil Miceli ' 85 dance country style in a scene of Oklahoma ' . ' The surrey with the fringe on top adds a touch of class to Oklahoma ' - ' Laurie and Curly, played by Susan Nevill ' 83 and Jeff Qualkenbush ' 84, tie the knot. MUSICAL 15 H
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