Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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King Spice Rick Peterson was chosen 1977-78 King Spice. Bev Wimmer presented Peterson with the ceremonial chefs hat and rollin pin. Smokin ' gave a fine performance for the King Spice dance. Mary Coon was M.C. for the evening's activities

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Vi Vat! Vivat Regina! Cecil fRandy Judenl, right, explains the impossibility of Dudley's iDennis Hodgesj marriage to Queen Elizabeth fBarb Meierj. The play centered on the conflict of personalities that existed between Elizabeth and Mary Stuart. Queen Elizabeth I y Mary, Queen of Scots l William Cecil Madame Nau William Dudley DeQuadra!John Knox Lord Morton Lord Bothwell Lord Darnley Davison Sie Francis Walsingham David RizzionlPrisoner Bishop of Durham!Lady Mor Cleric Tala Brewer Archbishop Lights Costumes Sound endure. l , Barb Meier Mary Green Randy Juden Mary Carter Dennis Hodges Jim Williams Rick Horn Gary Unger Jim Rollins Darrel Dees Dee Ann Wills Kim Engleking Valera Leslie Kenny Dean Marsha Short Diane Bonar Stephanie Kesle 1' David Herrin!Jan Kraus Alan Daymude Kurt Denton Mary Stuart CMary Greenj explains to Lord Darnley that even though she is marrying him for political reasons, their love will

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It Was A Good Night For Everyone The dance floor was crowded most of the evening. Lyle Weinert struggles to tie on the apron as Jane Randall reflects the mood of the evening. Other candidates for King Spice and their dates were' Frank Davison and Jeannie Baker, Bev Wimmer and Rick Peterson, Vineeta Sherring and Bob Juden