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Dance Gus Giordano and Judith Scott of Chicago instruct the SFA jazz class. Production Judith Scott, professional actor, demonstrates contemporary dance style. Giordano who danced in West Side Story leads a symposium for SFA dance students. Dance Production students kneeling L to R are Sandra Bales, Allen Fonty, Barbara Walker, Patricia Walsh, Martha Randall, Peggy Anderson, Suzanne Shaffer, Linda Williams, Sammye Shepherd, Barbara Porter, Janis Bratz, Pamala Vaughn, Sally Cooper; sitting are Loretta Prado, Janis Howard, Gene Hudgins, Claire Newton, Pam Perkins, Harriette Hale, Linda Pugh, Sandra Jones, Vicki Lobue, Barbara Griffin, Sandra Loyless, Linda Myers and Lee Myers. Front center is Tina Edlinq. 20
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Greensleeves Magic To the wild delight of hundreds and hundreds of laughing children (and their sophisticated parents as well) the drama department ' s Christmas present this year was Greensleeves Magic, a play by Marion Jonson. Happiness is a journey into the fantastic dreamland of a child, a land where joy could not exist because singing and laughing and dancing had been forgotten by order of the wicked Grand Duchess. Only Green- sleeves ' Magic could banish the sadness and destroy the Grand Duchess ' evil power. Jane Randol, as the Grand Duchess, ruled a king- dom of frowning subjects including Ken Love, the King; Kay Douglas, the Queen; Mary Moller, Jeannie Cooke, and Cricket Hudson, the three princesses; and Caesar Smith, Stephen Lee, Jim Britton, Mike Co- stello, and Larry Cano. Michael Satterwhite appeared as the Grand Duchess ' minister, Fitzsneeze, and Ron Burris played Greensleeves. Jana Mears was the Story Lady. The evil Grand Duchess, Jane Randol, cannot allow any ha ppiness in her domain. Greensleeves, Ron Burris, tries to give his wonder- ful magic to Princess Miranda, Mary Moller. The King and Queen, Ken Love and Kay Douglas, take care not to enjoy themselves. 19
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SFA coeds made ready the tree for Santa ' s midnight visit. Yuletide 1966 . . . The decor of the 1966 Yuletide season on the SFA campus followed the age-old Christmas tradition with cedar trees and bright lights. The College Center decorations por- trayed I I popular songs of the season. Work was done by volunteer students. A cactus Christmas tree sported tinsel and varicolored balls. Students transformed College Center windows into colorful mosaics. -Mf Tree stands never work but SFA students found that a waste- basket filled with soil was ideal for holding the Christmas pine in place. 21
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