University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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your gun! , . . Produced under the direction of Rich- ard Dunham; Musical direction: Edgar Lewis; Stage direction: Charles Parker; Choreography and dance direction: Dora Dale Evans; Scene design and settings: Richard Evans. Principle Cast Charlie Davenport Kent Smith Mac Jerry Proffit Foster Wilson Steve Henderson Winnie Tate Linda Phillips Dolly Tate Delmyrna Simpson Tommy Keeler Danny Trevino Frank Butler Dick Godfrey Annie Oakley Judy Jewett Minnie Judy Ryun Jessie Barbara Hitchcock Nellie Sally Hudspeth Little Jake Bill Hitchcock Col. Wm. F. Cody Dick Barratt Major Gordon Lillie John Wasden Chief Sitting Bull Gary Bacon Chief Sitting Bull took Annie as his daughter. •ng to her 1 the train. . . . Frank revealed his loneliness for Annie in the ball- room scene.

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annie get After weeks of rehearsal and creative work came mjasx:3: ' r: i - ViiSk iSSi, V ' l s Annie and Frank Butler appeared in a shooting match. Singing Chorus included Rosemary Barlow, Louis Brubaker, Nellis Colcord, Beth Dineen, Jay Holland, Kay Kepler, Jane Lacy, Mary Jo L ' Eveque, Jim Moyer, Sandi Nauraan, Jerry Proffit, Bob Reese, Louis Seaverson, Stan Stark, Dick Vandel and Gary Wallesen. Dancing Chorus included Anita Alexander, Craig Blackner, Joyce Buckingham, Mike Hanna, Karen Jackson, Anne Keller, Bryan Sheedy, Rod Whitlock, Molly Whittingham and Kerry Wolbert. 24 ... a spectacle of technical fineness. The Cos- tumes and settings were rich and fresh, while the audience was extremely receptive of the dancing and singing. Annie gave a fourth performance at the Lincoln Theatre in Cheyenne on December 3. Playing minor rolls were Gretchen Henderson, Lincoln Russin, Larry Erickson, Jennifer Hacker, Nancy Wilson, Craig Blackner and Steve Hen- derson. . . . Anne sang a bed timt little brothers and sisters

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Former U.W. history professor, Dr. Gale McGee left the campus last year to place himself in the congressional race. Now U. S. Senator of Wyoming, he is interviewed here by Chet Huntley of NBC Television. 26 Dec. 2: Members of Spurs didn ' t bother to rest during Thanksgiving vacation, but came firing back with a style show. Clothes were furnished by Kassis, The Connit Shop, and Flory ' s Shoe Store. The show itself was organ- ized by Miss Louise McKnight, university student from Lusk. Modeled were sport clothes, lounging ensembles, school casuals, smart afternoon wear, evening dresses, and formals. Shown to the left is Miss Jo Shillinglaw of Wheaton, 111., and to the right Miss Cora Shelton of Laramie, Miss Lynn Harnsburger served as mistress of ceremonies.