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

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Lysistrata . . . Lampito .... Kalonika ..... . . . Myrrhina ............ Leader, Old Women Chorus .... lst Old Woman ....... 2nd Old Woman ...... 3rd Old Woman ...... Leader, Young Women Chorus ...... 1st Athenian Woman . . 2nd Athenian Woman . 3rd Athenian Woman . . lst Theban Woman . . . lst Corinthian Woman . 2nd Theban Woman . . . 2nd Corinthian Woman 2nd Spartan Woman . . . 3rd Spartan Woman .... Polydorus ......... Lykon .......,....... Kinesias ............. Drakes QChorus Leaderl 2nd Old Man ......... 3rd Old Man .... 4th Old Man .... lst Young Man .... 2nd Young Man .... Leader ......... lst Athenian .... 2nd Athenian .... 3rd Athenian .... Spartan Envoy ...,. 2nd Spartan ..... . . . Bonnie Reames . . Cindy Schroeder . . . Regina Withers . . . Helen Core . . . . Linda Allen . . . . Maggie Hurtt . . Sarah Linneman Sherralyn Hickman . . Kathleen Seaton . . Cynthia F arrand . . . . Marilyn Evans . . . . . Sue Grinnell . . Joanne Cladden . . . . Janice Calster . Pamela Reynolds . . . . Marcia Quear . . . . . Patty O'Mara Judith Nonemaker . , . . . Charles Speir . . . . . Ron Harmon . . Larry Summy R.D.Ash . . . . Neil Johnston . . Cordon Lindsey . . . . . . Don Shirley . . . Bill Harrison ..... Dale Fann . . . Harry Blundell . William Cilpatric . . . . . Kent Stalder . Fletcher Kennon SteveHutt . . . , Cary Havener Sweet goddess of childbirth, ease these pains of labor 'iCome look at our heroes, home from the warg see how they are maimed and woundedf,

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Greek Sex-Comedy LYSISTRATA plays to enthused audiences by Aristophanes Director - Dr. James L. Highlander Technical Director - Michael S. Corriston The battle of the sexes has long been the favorite subject of the comic playwright. The historical first treatment of the subject was c'Lysistrata, by Aristophanes. This play has been a continual favorite, being excerpted and pla- giarized by the worldis playwrights down through the years, It has been popularly anthologized in the twentieth century and many students have been introduced to the play in that form. Productions, professional and amateur, are increasingly plentiful and the theme of the play, the search for an effective protest to war, is contemporily applicable. The modernized version presented in Hen- dricks Hall retains much of the content of the orginal ver- sion and needs no footnotes to explain the meaning to the audience. The old women cackle over their temporary victory over the men. 14

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ii HOMECOMINC QUEEN KARUN CIBERSON Sigma Sigma Sigma