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

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ule marching band exhibits showmanship The Marching Mules, led by Drum Major Dale Card- er, galloped their Way through a busy year. On Octo- ber 20, they entertained a record crowd of over 50,000 at the nationally televised Kansas City Chiefs-Oak- land Raiders game. The Mules also traveled to Mary- ville November 2. Two new concepts were added to the Marching Mules this year. Carl Baxter added verbal spirit to the band as yell leader. Sandy Linn performed as feature twirler. Majorettes were Lorna Shelton, Barbara Dennis, Connie Starr, and Lynn Kirby. Gary Bush acted as senior assistant, Paul Murd as graduate assistant, Miss Suzanne Cote as percussion coach, Mike Rog- ers and Dale Thompson as assistant directors. Mr. Russ Coleman, Director

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Music department presents comic opera in Utt Recital Hall Benjamin Britten's comic opera Albert Her- ring, directed by Dr. Daniel Scott, portrays a young man's transformation from a mother- dominated boy to an independent man. Set in Loxford, England, in 1900, the story relates how an autocrat, Lady Billows CAnita May- fieldj, and A1bert's mother fLinda Ottj coerce him into being the toWn's May King. Identified with What is traditionally a girl's role, Albert CDavid Hodgesj rebells. He spends his prize money on drink, becoming the hero of his peers at last. Nancy pours lemonade while her sweetheart, Sid, spikes A1bert's drink. V15w,WWf.M f f 5 30