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Contemplating. Sir Evelyn and Reno (Kevin Beckner and Mary Koselke) plan on doing a little misbehaving Let's step outr exclaims Bonnie (Wendy Seifert) as the passengers roU through for a celebration Public Enemy Moonface Martin (Mark Craig) realizes he's not on the Love Boat as sailors KC Mars and Chris Watkins whisk him off to the brig fall musical
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Anything Goes! Friday night. The curtain opens. The audience hushes as the music begins and the lights go down. No one knows what to expect because tonight — Anything Goes ! The play begins aboard the U.S.S. American ocean liner, where the ar- ranged marriage of Sir Evelyn and Hope Horcourt is to take place. Evelyn and Hope, however, don't love each other, which becomes quite obvious when Billy, Hope's old flame, stows away on the cruise to win her back, posing as such characters as Public En- emy No. 1, George Bernard Shaw and a Chinese gambler. Billy runs into his old pal, former evangelist turned sultry night club star, Reno Sweeney who preoccupies” Sir Evelyn while Billy tries to find Hope. If this isn't confusing enough, Moonface Martin, Public En- emy No. 13, and his sidekick Bonnie Mrs Horcourt (Kym Hoover) smells something fishy going on as Bitty (Mike Alt) and Hope (Erica Wagner) putt a scam on her Is this the new Wang Chung? wonders Moon (Mark Crag) and the Purser (Bob Sicko) as Ching and Ling (Janet Botinger) and (Kim Withrow) board the ship Reno Sweeney (Mary Koselke) and her Angels (Haytey Edinger. Amy Russell. Molly Roper, and Cathy Drzewiecki) mingle with their fellow passengers student life help out Billy and Reno while working their way up the ladder of criminal suc- cess. All of these sordid schemes lead to a turn of hilarious events in the end. This year's cast faced many obsta- cles but they managed to pull togeth- er to put on one of the most successful musicals ever. Perhaps the reason for their success had something to do with the fact that Anything Goes made it's debut on Broadway exactly 52 years ago on November 21. the same night as this year's performance.. The good luck seemed to have rubbed off quite well. As for the cost, what did they have to say about themselves? It was great! Since I've only worked on Stage Crew before, it was like looking out on the other side. I couldn't hdve made it through without the help of the rest of the cast and crew!, remarked sopho- more Mike Alt about his debut. When asked what his most memora- ble moment was, Kevin Beckner an- swered, Standing out on stage in my flowered bikini underwear duing dress rehearsal! Probdbly the toughest part about being in the musical was having to sac- rifice some of life's sacred moments. What was one of the biggest sacri- fices? “Sleep!!! , according to Wendy Seifert. Even though Saturday mornings, grades, and lots of sleep were given up. all the hard work poid off with a smosh performance. “Anything Goes proved to be another wonderful rea- son to celebrate. -Cathy Drzewiecki -Amy Russell
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Surf's Up Ah. summer. Summer sure goes by in a blur for something that takes so long to get here! The first few weeks of summer are reserved exclusively to clear heads of the senseless jumble of information ac- quired during the past nine months. There's no need to know that pi( )=3.14 nor to remember that the pa- tella is the real” word for kneecap. During summer, the world complete- ly metamorphoses into a different place. Or. maybe it's just that the world looks different through heavily tinted Ray Bans... Summer school is one thing to do for fun during summer. Just kidding. Or. of course, there's also a job somewhere out there willing to take up some of your time in exchange for some moo- lah. Work is a good place to think about what you are going to do when you get off work. Summer is prime time for the traditional family vacation. The entire family crams into the aging sta- tion wagon and drives for endless miles to look at something that really isn't something you care about. Oh. fun. Aside from all of the above, summer is the BEACH: the gossip and social life, windsurfing and Hobiecatting. waves crashing, coconut oil. blaring jam boxes, bikinis, and burning sand — THAT'S SUMMER!!! -Lori Scott Ronald McDonald tags along behind Eric Schiegelrruich. servor, as Eric leads the Summer Festival Parade down Franklin Street Jeff Bell, senior, keeps score for the semi-state baseball competition held at Ames Field -12 — student life
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