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archives the CECIL W. ROBBINS LIBR louisburg college LOUISBURG, N.C. 27549 frnrf' 'YrTTTT' 'VrrTrr' ‘Yprpp/' LOUISBURGCOLI LOUISBURG, N.C. i me Coliumlns j-UJiJj I Lliii 111 IL Vol. 47 VI Louisburg College COLLEGE PLAYERS PRESENT “GUYS AND DOLLS m CAST Gannon Receives Scholarship Award Staif The Louisburg College Players presented their spring musical production, 'Guys and Dolls,” April 15-19. at 8 p.m., in the Multi-Purpose Room of the Jordan Student Center on the Cx3llege campus. A combination ot dance, song, comedy and romance, the musical deals with a group of crooked gamblers in the underworld, Nathan Detroit, a floating crap-parnf operator and his ever faithful companion (and fiancee for 14 years), Adelaide, provide great amusement throughout the story. Adelaide’s Hot Box Dancers compliment the characters and add diversity and excitement to the production. The romance in the production occurs when Sky Masterson, a gentleman gambler, meets a beautiful soul-saving woman named Sarah. She falls for Sky and tries to salvage his soul. VVliat finally happens if both surprising and entertaining. The Louisburg College production of “Gu\s and Dolls,” is directed by Charles Smith, professor ot drama at the College. Music and lyrics are by Frank Loesser; and the book, by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows. Niceiy-Nicely - Charles ' Johnson Benny Southstret - Marshall Carroll Rusty Charlie/Cuban Dancer' Joey Biltmore »- Jeff Wells Sarah Brown - Deborah Joyce Arvide Abernathy — Ted Henson Mission Band - Rusty Hamilton, Joan TTiomas, Ellis Jones Harry the Horse - David Mitchell Lt. Brannigan -- Mike deVente Nathan Detroit " David Raper Angie the Ox - Jimmy Wrigglesworth Miss Adelaide - Kay Porter Sky Masterson - John Lawson Mimi - Colleen Thomas General Matilda B. Carwright - -Sheila Mullins Big Juk - John Wichard Drunk — Robbie Harper Walter/Master of Ceremonies Tommy Pike Hot Box Dancers - Linda Brown, Daren Faulkner, Kristi Ding, Colleen Thomas Street People - Donna Dean, Kim Waters Students Raise Money For Heart Association Staff Students representing three dormitories on the Louisburg College campus recently raised ^300.00 for the American Heart Association as part of the Student Government Associa tion’s annual Valentine’s Day fund-raiser. College students Marne Wilson and Dave Watts, representing Kenan dormitory, collectively raised nearly 75% of the $300.00 total. Other students participating in the fund-raiser included Robynne French and Donnie Brown representing Wright dormi tory; and Steve Gillooly representing Hillman dormi tory. Sophomore Kelly Gannon of Staatsburg, N.Y., was recently awarded a $1,000 alumni scholarship to attend Greensboro College in Greensboro, N.C. Gannon was one of five students out of 900 applicants to compete in the 1988 Distinguished Scholars Competition. She was selected on the basis of academic achievement and a personal interview. Gannon is Secretary of Phi I heta Kappa (scholastic honor fraternity); a member of the student Disciplinary Commit tee: and is completing her second year as Head Student Resident at Louisburg College. Ensemble Takes in Washington, New York SGA president Stephanie Leslie, right, presents Franklin County American Heart Association chairperson, Wendy Fuller with check. Staff During the recent spring recess, the Louisburg College Ensemble travelled to Washington and New York City to perform in the Washington Cathedral and the Qithedral of Saint John the Divine in New York City. On Sunday, March 6, they provided a half-hour of a cape I la sacred music from the Renaissance period to the 20th century as the choral prelude to the worship service in the Washingtcm Qithedral. On Monday, they travelled to New York City to perform a full- length a cappella concert of sacred and secular music. The 16 singers. 8 men and 8 women, also had a c hance to do some sight-seeing and took in museums, art galleries and monuments. In addition, they attended three plays including Elmer Gantry, Shear Madness, and Cats.
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