Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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THE GLORIES OF WAR are expressed by Lead- ing Player iTimothy Ottci as hs guides Pippin's search. PIPPIN. iGLENN KLONTZi confronts his fa lher iShaun Hollish about the effects of war, while his greedy brother iMark Duensingi looks on. R.D. BAKER FROM THE COMPANY of Play crs draws the audience into the magical atmo- sphcrc of the play with his fire-brealhing act.

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nted: U GLY MAN . N 0 ExperienceNecessary The 1982 Ugly Man contest was a big success with 21 nominations by various campus organizations. The sponsoring sorority, Alpha Kappa Omega, had to limit the number of contestants, and therefore had before them a tough deci- sion. Seven fearless men were finally narrowed down to do the mission, which was to bring some laughter to the SC campus. The winner, Jon Klugh, was amongst the best ugly men yet, The oth- er men contending for the counterpart of the Homecoming queen were: John Kurtht Art Neely, Brad Long, Steve Delano, Joe Cobb and George Gangwere. All were win- ners!

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Search for Lifeis Meaning Is T heme of PIPPIN EXPRESSING HIS NEED to find meaning in his life, Pippin iGlenn Klontzy sings of his iiCorncrofthe Sky , THE DISARMING HONESTY of Theo iWesley Paglesy and the unquestioning love of his mother Catherine iPenny Smithy leads Pippin to find peace within himself. DURING BATTLE, Troy Kurimsky surprises the audience when oniy his head is left on stage and he talks to Pippin! Highlighting the 1982 Homecoming weekend, a musical comedy PIPPIN was present- ed. PIPPIN is a drama set in the Holy Roman Empire around 780 AD. about a young manis struggle to find meaning in his life. His restlessness leads him to look for meaning through power, popularity, politics, war, and love before finding meaning within himself. Directed by Darnell Lautt, the cast included Timothy Ottc as The Leading Player, Shaun Hollis as Charles, Betsy Harden as Fastrada, Mark Duensing as Lewis, Deanne Dowell as Berthe, Penny Smith as Catherine, and Wesley Pagles as Theo, A Company of Players included: R.D. Baker, Earl Brownlee, Peri Burgess, Les Cowger, Monica Gibson, Linda Haug, Paul Jackson. Tara King, Blaine Kingsbury, Troy Kur- imsky, Jill Matthews, Laura Merrell, Shanna Nispel, and Janet Pratt. The orchestra was directed by Larry Williams and vocals by Ken Forsyth. The choreoge raphy was under the direction of Lana Lowe.