University of Central Missouri - Rhetor Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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CMS theatre stages psychological drama ANGEL STREET formerly GASLIGHT by CAST Mr. Manningham .... .... M ichael McNulty Mrs. Manningham ..... .... D orothy Winter Elizabeth ............ ..... J ane Baumann Nancy ..... .... M argaret Beebe Rough ...... ..... E verett Corum Policeman .... .... J ohn Clevenger Policeman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lawrence Curry swf gm' .34 1 , f S - ,u ei ffm . fed f Af? WMM vm 4 ff 'Mi df 1 1 l! F222 S 'E' , E I , 1.5 .. ' at fsagf X 1 Q .C ,S . S if xr f -4 ' LQ Yes, I've wanted you ever since I laid eyes on you, says Nancy, the maid to Mr. Manningham, her employer. Patrick Hamilton Directed by Dr. Arthur T. Tees Produced by Dr. James L. Highlander Promotion by Dr. Glenn Q. Pierce The CMS summer production of Angel Street by Patrick Hamilton tells the story of a once attractive woman, who becomes a pawn in her husband's game of deception and murder. Mr. Manningham reasons that if his wife were committed to an asy- lum, he could then search the house for the rubies for which he killed Mrs. Barlow many years earlier. However, Detective Rough sees into Manningham's plans and warns Mrs. Manningham. At first her devotion makes her blind to Rough's warnings. She is later convinced that her husband is guilty when Rough finds the hidden rubies and she discovers that her husband was trying to drive her insane. . Q W 4 L is lx si, ,IW M' my Inspector Rough trims his moustache before curtain time.

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Adrienne Sellers, Sigma Phi Epsilon if as Best Dressed Girl chosen from nineteen CMS campus coeds AWS sponsored the annual Best Dressed Girl Contest which culminated in the crowning of Mrs. Adrienne Sellers, spon- sored by Sigma Phi Epsilon, as the 1969 Best Dressed Girl. She was then eligible to participate in Glamour magazines national contest. The ten finalists, who were chosen from 19 candidates, were Cheri Burger, Willa Chick, Shirley Curtice, Janie Droz, Gwen Hill, Pam Jones, Sharon Midyett, Merrily Rowald, and Judi Sihnhold. The judges, who were college affiliated persons, made their selections on the basis of an interview held before the final contest, modeling of formal and day-time attire, and a question concerning dress. Lynn Winter, chairman of the Fashion Board, organized the contest. Other activities sponsored by the AWS included Penny Night, selling balloons at football games, cooperation with AMS in sponsoring a Homecoming dance, revision of the AWS hand- book, and a dress regulations poll which covered a larger sampling of students than any previous poll at CMS. , 4 - ,. Q, K , N . S in .S . 'wrsg-5, . f -+ .:iilg3 . 'S -. N Ten Best Dressed Girls: Gwin Hill, Sharon Midyett, Cheri Gurger, Janice Droz, Willa Chick, Adrienne Sellers, Judi Sihnhold, Merrily Rowald, Pam Jones, and Shirley Curtice. 21 31 sa

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