University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Measure for Measure CAST Hn Order of Appearancd AImaWinemiller Rev. Winemiller Mrs. Winemiller Mrs. Buchanan John Buchanan, Jr. Roger Doremus Mrs. Bassett Rosemary Vernon Travelling Salesman Passersby Lisa Banwarth-Kuhn Lee Garland Williams Bonnie Jean Eckard Elaine Brown Peter J. Warren Michael McClinton Robley M. Hood Sharon Barber Hamid Aarons Scott D. Owen Rod Kaats,

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U.A.A. started having ice cream socials just a couple of years ago but they have become an excellent tradition. The members name the ice cream dishes on the menus after people or current events on campus. The menu usually read something like this: Chancellors Search Special- Try to find the big banana under all of the nuts. It then told what all was in the dish. The best thing about the social was that you could always get a huge ice cream cone for a really low price. There seemed to be a lot of students and faculty there considering how lousy a day it was outside. The U.A.A. members were running around like mad to make certain that everyone was being waited on and had plenty to eat. Ray was playing like he would never run out of songs. I always wondered how he did it. As Shannon sat us at a table I saw Becky. ttI-Iey Babycakesfi Babycakes was a name she had acquired during SOAR. As she walked over to the table she scowled. ttYou know I donlt like being called Babycakes, Chief. itllm sorry, but it fitsfl I replied. Becky turned to Nancy. HHi Nancy how are you?,, Before Nancy could reply Dan Powell came to the table. ttHi Nancy. Hi Chief. Hi Babycakes. I started laughing but Becky didnlt appreciate it. Nancy interrupted my laughing Ito the relief of Beckyl, ttThis is just like a SOAR reunionV, Our ice cream came and I quit teasing Becky to eat instead. Itls amazing how ice cream can make even an unexpected Spring snowstorm seem better. The next day wasnlt as much fun. During the night we received about an inch of snow and it was 35 degrees including the wind chill factor. I was sitting in the PB. office debating whether or not it was too cold to have the shopping cart races or not. I knew it was too cold to have the greased pole climb. The competitors would probably freeze to the metal. I decided the shopping cart races were definitely not going to be held outside. The next few days continued cold and dreary however, as suddenly as the snow came, the sun

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Egg 3 UJ C W 2 8. a CD L. 3 m U N 2 returned. By the end of the week it was warm enough to have the Greek Field Day and Hoedown outside. It really can be hard to get motivated to go to evening classes. Fortunately this class was interesting. Besides tonight was the night of our groupls class presentation on leadership. As I was walking to class reading my speech, I noticed that Michelle was about twenty feet ahead of me. llMicheIle wait up!H lth, hi Chief. How are you? Are you all ready for the group presentation tonightfw llYeah, I was just looking at my notes here? llWell it shouldnlt be too hard,,, she said, llWe worked enough on it.H As we walked into the classroom I noticed Don, a person in our group. He had white make-up on and was all dressed up in a costume. IlWhat are you all dressed up for?ll Michelle asked. Wm in Measure for Measure and tonight is dress rehearsal. Don replied. llAte you going to be able to stay during our entire presentationfw I asked. I was a bit worried how things would work out if Don had to leave. He had an important part. llSure, if its the first one. llSounds good? I said feeling relieved. After convincing the professor to move us up on the presentation list we began our presentation. It was kind of strange having a person in costume talking about leadership techniques but nobody seemed to notice. It always seems that when Ilm getting ready to go somewhere I aways have to rush. A half hour before Amy and Nancy were supposed