Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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The winning float was presented by The Campus Y Torganizafion, using The Theme Tear 'em To PiscesT The lawns on campus were decora'red by hardworking sTudeh'rs, with The honors going To Wallingford Hall. Afternoon involvemenfs included queen crowning Requa, a iunior from Scott City; Deb Seffle, a iunior from Kingman; and Gay Vannaman, a junior from Kiowa. Queen, atfendanfs, and fans 1hen enioyed a Builder victory over Befhel College of NewTon. Later in fhe eve- ning, The satirical comedy HThe Skin of Our Teefhm was ceremonies before The fooTbaH game. Rita Websfer, 0 presented by The SC Campus Players. The day's acfivITies senior from Rose Hill, was reigning royalty. Affenalanfs were capped ohc with a dance feafuring 'TSpider and were Judi Learning, a iunior from Minneola; Jesse The CrabsN a 1 Rita Webster, Homecoming queen, reigns over the festivities fish tops Campus YTs C ; qu ... , . . a , 'u'A .-T The SC bond and floats spell out The message, and Tbelowl the Builders carry it . .; WSDW 'Hnnsza wanna a 2mm in mum um

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e 1 4 5 d J '? 'I 5 S '3' .1 S g 3 'v j 13 5 Thornton Wildefs The Skin of Our Teeth was presented as the 1969 Homecoming play. The show, described by director Norman Callison as unlike any other satire or comedy you have ever seen, is the story of the George Antrobus family which has managed to survive Hood, pestilence, seven-year locusts, the ice age, black pox, the double feature, a dozen wars and many depressions. In fact, they have survived a thousand calamities by the skin of theirteeth. Antrobus was played by Roger Moon; Mrs. Antrobus was portrayed by Kim Hanson. Janice McAUley was their daughter Gladys; Henry, their son, was Dave McGuire; and Patty Houtz was Sabina the maid. Other cast members were Marci Brown, Kathy Burke, Marilyn Brown, Kathy Kelley, Donna Bean, Linda Toconis, Donny Cullison, Dave Webb, Bill Wilbur, Bob Booth, Joe Sherman, Steve Mitchell, John Welling, Terry McGonigle. Tom Wheeler, Ted Hresko, Charles Cook, Steve Hailey and Mike Brown.