University of Arkansas Fort Smith - Numa Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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Parisian cabaret owner Ia Mome Pistache uses all her persuasive powers on the conservative members of the court. 101 Jhmummu ah La La! awdry Dance With a scream a flash of ruffles and an Ooh La La the stage at Fart Smith Civic Center was trans farmed into delightful decadent Parts and the Can Can the tawdry dance of the period was once more riding the wave of the scandal Canfan Cole Porter s smash must cal played to an outstanding turnout of both Westark students and the community Set in the Monmarte sec ttan of Paris in Spring 1898 Can Can is the story of Pistache the owner of Bal du Paradis where the scandal ous dance the Canfan is performed lt is also the story of Judge Forestler wha ts newly appointed to the bench and is appauled by the scandal of the Bal du Paradts and vows to close it down As fate would have it Ptstache and the Judge fall in love and eventu ally prove that there is nothing im moral about the Can Can r in n i 1 ' t 1 , . 1 t I . i is A if u A rr - A group of Parisian artists celebrate their Bohemian lifestyle in the comic song Never, Never Be An Artist.

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Costuming was a vital part of the Halloween dance. Missy Beauchaine, Patty Thompson, and Marty Hay wore theirs. Karen Reith and Gaylon Robbins really seem to make the most of the dance. Kevin Traylor and Cindy Watson try their hand at Two Stepping. Group dancing is a big craze for some students. 'Q Us io xxik' RQQQ 'si x.,:X s in ew I iv' 'S,on ,ne -1-,194 1 'Sb' 0.0! ' , o-Av. - 1 l l - I - Q l 121 ax.. dLgl1f77laum