South Plains College - Caprock Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

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Prisoner of Second Avenue SPC’s Theater performed Neil Simon’s comedy ‘PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE” April 6-7. Top Left: Greg Moon anxiously awaits his his wifes’ return.Top Right: Family (LaQuetta Har- rison, and Pam Banks) discussing money for Mel’s psychiatric care. Center: LaQuetta Har- rison, Pam Banks, Alan Berry, Julie Bramblett and Roy Davis are discussing a family problem. Bottom Right: LaQuetta Harrison and Roy Davis argue abouth the financial support they are willing to give. | I ] | | | | i | | | @000000000C00C8C0Oe®8 | ]

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70 j “O.1.L.” is not only the fifth con- secutive musical that Helen Roberts, SPC professor of speech and drama, has choreographed and directed at South Plains Col- lege, but also her second original play. “In doing these musicals, I’ve had some of my most enjoyable moments in directing,’ says Mrs. Roberts, whose directorial efforts since 1977 have included “Oliver!,” “Mame!” “George M!,‘ “Black Rose,” and ‘“O.I.L.” For Mrs. Roberts, the musical is ‘a labor of love. There’s an element that seems to come home to me,” she feels. In the eight years that John Har- tin has been a naturalized Texan, he has absorbed the grit, the deter- mination, the survival instinct of the state, particularly that of the oil industry. In this year’s musical Hartin’s goal was to capture that essence in the origional music, lyrics, and arrangements for SQ) lkeon A small orchestra performed Hartin’s compositions. The or- chestra was made up of Dan Han- son, percussion; Ed Marsh, fiddle and vocal director; Tim Mc- Casland, steel and banjo; Randy Ellis, bass; and Hartin, guitar and director. Ronald Webster PLL DD pias iii EG, Lo WE Gatow Kristy Brock

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5 0 e . oo By Terri Frehulfer Tammi Renee Frehulfer, a 5’7” brown-haired, brown-eyed coed from Lubbock captured the Miss Caprock title in the annual pageant held Dec. Za Miss Frehulfer was crowned by Sonnya Nance of Plains,the reigning Miss Caprock, before a crowd of more than 300 people in the Theatre for the Performing Arts. =a