Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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To further demonstrate the flexibility of the SC Drama Department, A Little Imagination is a Dangerous Thing was both written and performed by SC,s own. The play consisted of nine original sketches which were take-offs on the life and peo- ple at SC and Winfield. The play was performed on a special stage built above the seats of Richardson Auditorium. The audience sat on the existing stage and in the orchestra area and were served special refreshments. lmagination'l played to delighted and packed houses and will remain something spe- cial to all who have seen it. The Finale of WinHeld features the whole family tSandy Weishaar, Bev Weishaar, Doug Delaney, Patty Davidson, Christa McKanna, Don Himpel and Paula Porterj as they celebrate the death of that rat J.R. The family listens to Miss Ellie describe the events of the day and then announce that her long lost illegitimate son will arrive at any moment. Builder-Man lKirk Vandegrifll with student handbook in hand rights all wrongs. Miss Ellie fChrisla McKannaj consoles her son tDon Himpelj as he laments the fact that he cannot get a job or do anything else right.

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Eagerheart Ann Homan tells the King of Power tSteve Hobusj of the journey to find the Christ child that she is about to undertake Eagersense Uana Nelsonj berates Eagerheart QAnn Homanl for the folly of preparing her simple home for a visit by the Christ child Campus Players: Cheryl Lindly Bev Weishaar Steve Hobus .lalynn Matthews Ethel Manuel Anne Homan Penny Smith Jana Nelson Darnell Lautt Randy .luden Molly Allen Others Not Pictured

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Romeo And Juliet The first construction of the outdoor stage took the efforts of the cast and many volunteers. A tender love scene by Romeo fRandy Judenj and Juliet CDell Shanahanj bring an air of romance to the campus green. Friar QDon Himpelj tries to assist the troubled couple. The final production of the year acted as the cornerstone for the second annual Renaissance Festival. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet once again reminded the college and community that Shakespeare could indeed be exciting and fun. Randy Juden and Dell Shanahan Un the title rolesj spearheaded a tightly knit performance much to the joy of all who saw it. Romeo and Juliet was performed outside on an enormous stage Ccomplete with buildings and balconyj built by the cast and designed by Darnell Lautt.