Union University - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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' Miracle Worker ' Sells Out All Performances The fall drama production of the Miracle Worker was a box office hit for the Union University Theatre. Under the direction of new drama professor, Denise Stevenson, the William Gibson play had sell-out performances for its four day run. The cast had faces old and new to Union ' s stage, and each gave out- standing performances worthy of acclaim. Portrayed well was the plight of the Keller family— their deaf, mute, blind child who was un- manageable until she met Miss An- nie Sullivan. Indeed the production had its comical moments, but those that were sad and tender gripped the audiences and held them. A trying dinner at the Keiler home. Annie teaches sign language. Annie receives her golng-away presents from her classmates.

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All-Stars have a practice session. All-Stars Win First Annual Tin Cup Bowl On November 17, Union ' s All-Star Flag Football team walked away from Old Hickory Academy Stadium with a 13- 12 victory over Lambuth in the first annual Tin Cup Bowl. The game was sponsored by the Lambuth Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, donating all proceeds to the United Way. A large crowd came out to support the team coached by Bobby Hart, intramural director. Assisting him as honorary coach was Judge Walter Baker Harris. Union now possesses the trophy, but in order to secure it permanently, the team will have to win three seasons in succession. The team is ready for victory.

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:ast. First Row: Laura DePreist, Cathy House, Amanda Patton. Second Row: Mary Walker, Cheryl .ewis, Sandi Keeton, Melanie Marcom, Patti Hoehn. Third Row: Wayne Cole, Dwight Huffman, Ben- ly Scrivner, Hope Elting, Mary Scheffing, Jonathan Tutor, Robin Hanna. Mrs. and Captain Keller Miss Annie is locked in her room. The Keller family discusses what to do with Helen.