Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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Top-Deane Dowell, Melinda Hawkins. Joni Mal- thews, Don Gray. Monica Gibson and Shaun Hollis put out the music. LeftWDcrcck Hood and Todd Conklin at rehearsal. Get Serious! Abovchon confesses his love for Shanna. Guys and DollsVIS

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ihGuys and DollsT9 a smash Guys and Dollsf a musical involving gangsters and their ladies in New York City during the 1950s was the spring musical. Paul Jackson, Joni Matthews, Don All- good and Shanna Nispel were cast as the four lead characters backed by a cast of chorus singers, transients, tourists, mission band members and policemen. The play centers around Sky Master- sonis tPaul Jacksoni search for the right girl and his involvement with a iimission dame? Sarah Brown Uoni Matthewsi. The play precedes to follow Sky through the streets of New York City to Havana, back to a crap game in the sewers of New York and into Sarahis mission. As it ends, all is well as Sky gets his girl, Sarah, and the cast brings down the curtain MFGuys and Dolls with the rousing finale, TGuys and Dolls? The play was directed by Darnell Lautt. Darnell and Chris Lautt designed the set and Doug Delaney served as assistant to the Director Stage managers for this produc- tion were Gayla Rapp and Anne Tuchs- cherer. Right-Daug Delaney gives Don Allgood glaring practice, Below leftijennifer Quilien, from St, Johns contem- plates her expenditures at Macyis. Below righlitFrom top Iem: Michael Wheeler, Don Gray, Kevin Layton, Chris Basore, Troy Kurimsky, Dereek Hood, Don Allgood, Todd Conklin, Rob Hood and Blaine Kingsbury. Lower lefL-Lori Heine is stunned and amazed. Above-Sky, doing some soul searching. RighleMissionary Sarah Brown Uoni Mallhewsi pleads with Sky tPaul Jacksoni to change his ways.

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lMHalloween Halloween fun October brings many things to a college I campus including mid-term grades, and even more fun than mid-terms, Halloween. Halloween at SC, 1984-style, began at dinner with a costume judging parade, hosted by the master of ceremonies Todd Conklin, and sponsored by SAA. This pa- rade of masked and made-up characters culminated in an awards presentation. First 1 place, with a prize of fifteen dollars, went to Chuck Elder, alias iTDorothy tAh, Kansas at SC i indeedD. Second place, accompanied ten dollar prize, went to our resident. me Street experts, Steve Wick tBerL: John Nichols tErniey. The third place went to two bellest'D from the South! Ferguson and Terri Saunders. The Halloween dance, held later night, was sponsored by Wallingford and SAA. Chad Anglemeyer was the for the dance. cht-A transvestite space cadet rocker invades the party. Middle left-Summer come early for Hawaiians Aar- on Watters and Russell Weihe. BeIOWeFred and Kay ngie rejoice at the sun: species change of their belowed son, Adrian, ast Gangwere smiles knowingly. Bottom-The masses get down to the Monster i l1