University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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Working DIRECTOR: Roger Gross CAST: SuzAyne Andrews Preston Becker Eric Boyd John B. Brecht Lawrence Butler Arthur Carias Cecily Storm Delk Catharine I. Dill Courtney Ervin Frank C. Giardino Neil M. Gillespie Amy Gross Kyi Hamby Margo Harris Vickie Milliard Juan E. Insua Randy Jenkins Sherry Johnson Monica L. Mason Shawn Morgan Doris LaJune Nash James R. Pebworth Ray Newton Tammy Perry Paggy Peterson Colin Roddey Doug Ronald Kyle Russell Jeanette James Saxton Floyd Lea Saxton, Jr. Jennifer Sweeney Christine Ward Lorilyn K. Jenkins Aubrey Watson Lisa Yeatman 30 0 00 D C ) D Raisin In The Sun by Lorraine Hansberry depicted the life of a Southside Chicago family struggling with the concepts of race, family, love, and disappointment amidst the pressures of the big city during the 1950s. DIRECTOR: Thomas R. Jones CAST: Eric Boyd Phillip Johnson Lawrence Butler Melody Miller Tjuana Byrd Doris LaJune Nash Johnetta Dillard Billy Nelson Ernestine W. Gibson Peter Ozoh Juan E. Insua Bryon Scott Shells Issac Thomas es membership in National Collegiate Players

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2nd Chapter Of Acts . Spyro Gyra took the Union Ballroom stage September 12 and delivered II songs, many from their recent album Alternating Currents. Hot, pulsating rhythms and cool, jazzy solos were the menu for the evening which in- cluded Shakedown and Morning Dance as just a few of the tunes the ensemble played for the pumped-up audience. Encouraging group participation through songs of worship was 2nd Chapter of Acts ' way of helping to spread their message. This Christian family musical sensation was spon- sored by the Intervarsity Christian Fellowship and held at the Rink No- vember 18. Matthew Ward and his sisters Nellie Grisson and Annie Herring sang He Will Rule and That ' s Not Nice To Say from their latest release, Night Light. Bon Jovi and Ratt held a Barnhill blowout November 19 for a very young crowd amid controversy and antics which, for most concert patrons, spelled fiasco. Bon Jovi was quite appealing and energetic belting out crowd favorites Runaway and In and Out of Love. Ratt was an at- tention getter with their fire bomb light effects and choice of popular songs Back For More, Wanted Man, and Round and Round. Ratt was on tour promoting their newest album Invasion of Your Privacy.

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Working, a stage production of the book by Studs Terkel, was a marvel- ous musical celebrating America ' s la- borers. Characters portrayed steel workers, firemen, cleaning women, and a host of other occupations with clarity and deep emotions, and pro- vided a rare glimpse into the dreams and fears of a nation. FALL PLAYS A RAISIN IN THE SUN: Oct. 11-13, 16-19 WORKING: Nov. 15, 16, 19-23 THEATRE ADVENTURE I: Dec. 12-14 Theatre Adventure ' . Theatre Adventure I Lone Star and Laundry and Bourbon were two one- act comedies written by James McClure centering on the seemingly simple lives of six complicated and crazy characters of Maynard, Texas. SuzAyne Andrews Amy L. Gamber Lorilyn Jenkins Larry Averill Ray Newton Ken Teutsch