One More Time for 'A Class Act'

Celebrating 30 years of Anderson Senior Follies with...

MARCH 14-17, 2019 | ANDERSON UNIVERSITY | HENDERSON AUDITORIUM

Inside our program

One more time for ‘A Class Act’ uTonight’s program, cast and Senior Follies is not just a show, it’s an to bring joy to all who gather to enjoy the production staff. BACK energy! It is the culmination of hours of show. uMeet our Senior Follies work generated by enormous enthusiasm In our rehearsals, the cast often hears me and a desire to surpass expectations! say, “One more time,” which really means Council. PAGE 2 Anderson Senior Follies has grown to be many more times. Yet in this 30th year of uPorta-potties and overalls: one of the most anticipated events in the Up- my involvement, I am producing and direct- Bud Moon’s pre-show Annette state, and the cast has been honored to per- ing the show, just one more time—this last traditions. PAGE 2 form for thousands of people throughout the time for “A CLASS ACT.” Cantrell uWe’ve made some big Martin, 30 years. Our home at Anderson University The good news for all is that Senior Fol- improvements around here. Director and is welcoming, and as much as we love per- lies will go on with new people and fresh Producer forming in Henderson Auditorium, we have ideas! Our seasoned and incredibly talented PAGE 3 also been blessed to entertain the troops on cast members will continue to entertain. uMeet our beloved tech crew. multiple occasions, on cruise ships, and at New cast members will be added, fresh faces PAGE 4 theme parks. will grace the stage, and a highly respected For 30 years, dozens of seniors have director, Mary Nickles, will become the new uHow to order up your Follies gathered to sing, dance, rehearse, laugh and director. What a blessing! To Go show. PAGE 5 most importantly, “do life” together. I am And so with a heavy heart and huge uPhotographer Kelly Godwin often asked, “How do they remember all gratitude to all for your support of Senior makes us look good. PAGE 6 of that?” My simple response is that God Follies over the years, I bid a fond farewell has blessed everyone involved with good and look forward to sitting in the audience uInk in their veins: Our print health, good energy, and a passionate desire next year. You will indeed enjoy “A CLASS shop and program produc- to perform. We simply want to be a light ACT” because we all know that Anderson tion. PAGE 7 in a world of darkness. We genuinely want Senior Follies is one singular sensation! uPhotos from this year’s show. PAGES 2-7

In the beginning was the idea... Please thank There is no doubt: Anderson Senior He came home and presented his Follies has become the largest and best idea to Dr. David Larson and Music De- our sponsors attended senior theater program in the partment Head Dr. James Clark. A trip Our local sponsors make our entire Southeast. to Brainerd, Minn., to see another se- annual shows possible. See Besides their performances each year nior theater group at work showed them our sponsors throughout this on the stage at Anderson University, the what was possible. Soon, there was an program, on the screens at Follies has performed at military bases, advertisement in the local newspaper for Spoleto, and on cruise ships throughout anyone interested in putting on a show intermission, and year-round at the region. to come to the college for tryouts. www.andersonseniorfollies.org. But, where did this phenomenal Seventy-four hopeful seniors showed Then-Anderson example of senior theater begin? up for that first tryout in 1989.Thirteen College President Anderson Senior Follies began in of those had been professional perform- Dr. Mark L. Hopkins the mind of then Anderson College ers in their younger years. Three months had the idea for Connect with us! Senior Follies back President Dr. Mark L. Hopkins who later everyone who tried out was in Visit us online: andersonsenior saw another organization performing at that first show entitled “Meet Me at the in the late 1980s. He later joined the cast. follies.org and facebook.com/ a national convention. In the spirit of Klondike Café.” andersonseniorfollies. “America Has Talent,” Hopkins knew we could do it, too. Continued on page 2

We’re celebrating thirty years of crazy blessings! Where were you in the that would exceed the expec- ONCE UPON A TIME... spring of 1989? If you were tation of what senior citizens when the senior follies blessed to be in the audience could do on stage. “Meet Me at first took the AU stage in 1989: at Henderson Auditorium on the Klondike Café” delivered, March 30, you witnessed a per- surprising all of us who were • President George H.W. Bush was inaugurated. formance unlike any other in the involved. • The San Francisco 49ers won the Super Bowl. region. Ever since, the Senior Fol- • Gas cost $1 per gallon. Thirty-plus seniors had lies has exceeded expectations, • Rain Man won the Oscar for best picture. bought into the crazy idea that joyously enriching the lives of Dr. David Larson, • Carroll Campbell was governor of S.C. they could captivate an audience both performers and audiences. • Joe Frank Harris was governor of Georgia. Dean of the South with a high-energy, “original, Anderson University is blessed • Cheers, The Golden Girls, and Roseanne were Carolina School popular TV shows. fully-staged, musical revue.” to be the home of this wonderful of the Arts, was • Golfer Nick Faldo won The Masters. Crazy is a good description. organization and looks forward Founding Director The original purpose 30 years to many years of seniors with a of Anderson Senior ago was to give a performance crazy idea. Follies. Page 2 • 2019 Anderson Senior Follies: A CLASS ACT

SENIOR FOLLIES COUNCIL Senior Follies is governed by the Senior Follies Council, which is comprised of (back row, from left); Don Brewer, president, Cecil Dyar, Hal Pruitt, treasurer, Merl Twigg, Chuck Cape; (front row, from left) Carolyn Boling, Elaine Smith, DeDe Donnelly, secretary, Pat Shane, vice president, and Penny Mayfield, assistant director. The primary goal of the Council is to produce annual shows that offer good, clean, family entertainment and to generate activities and entertainment throughout the year. Council members work year round giving generously of their time and talents.

Bud Moon: Our pre-show tradition Bud Moon joined the cast of Anderson Senior Follies in 1995. Four years later, he started entertaining ticket-holders as they filled the seats of the auditorium. This was back when Follies shows were general admis- sion and groups had to arrive early to claim seats together. Bud’s most memorable highlights from the stage include introducing the large number of groups who arrive to each show in buses. One of his most unusual, quirky pre-shows was the year he came out of a portapotty dressed up in his overalls. “I owe much to my Senior Follies experiences in improving my humorous presentations and developing my speaking career,” he said. “I deeply Southern Belles: appreciate Annette allowing me to have a degree of freedom to do my own thing.” Seated: Dottie Lee, Anita Elrod, Judy Earle, Jane Dyar, Gloria Bolte; Standing: Sue Carpenter, It is with a lot of love for this Follies family and Susan Bryant, Helen Bush, Beth Cribbe, Aldora Keller, Edna Pitts-Reid, Penny Mayfield many wonderful memories that he has announced, that this is his final year in Senior Follies.

Hopkins envisioned success Continued From page 1 Today marks the thirtieth show for Martin. When she took it over she was a It should be noted that no one who ever talented pianist with young children. Today, came to audition for a part in Senior Follies she is a grandmother who actually qualifies was ever turned away. Everyone who came to be in the show as a senior. ended up on the stage. Who could have envisioned the great Larson, then head of the fine arts pro- success of Anderson Senior Follies over the gram and now Dean of the South Carolina years? Hopkins quickly answers, “I could. School of the Arts, was the director of It was obvious from visiting local churches the first show. Larson has been a constant and seeing community theater over the steady hand from the beginning of Senior years that Anderson had a talented popula- Follies. Larson and current producer/direction. tor Annette Martin have guided the organi- “If it could be done anywhere,” he said, zation and show for the past three decades. “we could certainly do it here.” 2019 Anderson Senior Follies: A CLASS ACT • Page 3

Venue improvements make our acts classier Since 1994, Anderson Senior Follies has been gifting Ander- Thanks to support from our sponsors, we’ve been • Fiber optic star curtain son University with many up- able to keep ticket prices more reasonable while • Six computers for the Music Technology grades to Henderson Auditorium simultaneously providing the following improve- Laboratory and Administrative Office and to the other venues at South ments to Henderson Auditorium. • Multiple computers, software and ticket printer Carolina School of the Arts. for the Rainey Fine Arts Center Box Office You might be surprised by • Two professional follow spot lights and • Vendini online ticketing system, network access, the lengthy list of big ticket installation of new positions items Anderson Senior Follies digital scanners, ticket printer, software • Three stage floors, including a fully sprung floor has purchased for the University. • Eight wireless mic sets, eight wireless across the entire stage As a result of these ongoing up- • Two sound system upgrades; speakers, communication headsets grades, every event in Henderson • Three portable sound systems, each replacing Auditorium, among other places, amplifiers, mixing boards previous one for Senior Follies To Go has the opportunity to reap the • Dimming system for house lighting rewards of the Senior Follies’ • C omputerized lighting control system • Two equipment upgrades for the Recording Stu- efforts. • D esign and construction of two new dressing dio including mixing boards, software The money raised has come rooms • Front to back of house digital cable to connect from show sponsorships, ticket • F ull set of six stage leg curtains and teasers sound and lights under auditorium floor sales, and the many hours of love for the stage • Additional wireless radio headset system with 8 and labor by the Senior Follies • A pproximately 24 stage lights units cast. • Suppor t for new Steinway piano in Daniel • 12 lavalier wireless and 6 headword wireless We are proud of this lasting legacy from our cast members, Recital Hall condenser mics both past and present.

The ’20s >

Front row: Barb Heintz, Cheryl McCullough, Jane Williams, DeDe Donnelly, Carolyn Boling

Back row: Elaine Smith, Annette Roznowski, Jeanne Chisman, Fritzie Wagner, Mary Ann McBride

With Special thanks to our Senior Follies Friends!

Anderson Family Dental Grace’s Restaurant Ralph Hayes Toyota, Anderson Anderson Federal Credit Union Guffie Dental; Anderson Red Moose Emporium Claudia & Dannie Cannon Ionosphere Travel Roy’s Diner Captain Dave’s Boating World, Anderson J.C. Saluda Valley Country Club Carolina Golf Course Superintendents J. Windsor Pat and Monty Shane Carolina Pulmonary Marshall Keys @ Palmetto Ins. Belton Randy & Barbara Skiles Patti & Gary Carson of Keller Williams, Seneca Dottie Lee and family Smoore Designs, Anderson Carter Agency, LLC -- Marvin & Bonnie Lincare Southern Star Tire Clemson Family Dental Jim & Linda Mylod Erik Sprogis D.D.S. Cobbs Glen Country Club MAGIC: Upstate Dance Band Straight Paths Landscape & Design, LLC J. Brent Copeland Magnolia Veterinary Hospital Strothmann Contracting, 1626 Main St., Anderson Da Vinci’s Italian Restaurant Bo Mahaffey Suggs, Johnson, LLC, Anderson Darlene@Trendsetters Bobby and Penny Mayfield Tagueria Picante, Anderson Dr. Richard J. DeAngelis, MD Carole McCullah The Journal, Williamston In Memory of Jay Earle Ronald McCullah Turn Key Roofing, Anderson Electric Motors & Drive, Inc. Steven & Cheryl McCullough Upstate Gastroenterology Anita Elrod McIntosh, Sherard, Sullivan & Brousseau Waters Family Dentistry Foothills Insurance, Vic Holley Merle Norman Cosmetics Jill Burgen & Shelly Wells Fork Rescue Squad, Townville Mowlajko Family & Cosmetic Dentistry www.your.com/dbracken Powdersville Dental Associates Page 4 • 2019 Anderson Senior Follies: A CLASS ACT

Our tech crew: Brad Clardy, Kelly Clardy, Jamie Allen, Stephen ‘Moped’ Mannsley, and Katy Sprenne.

A tech crew that helps us shine The most junior members of lies for 20 years! phone placement and props, these Senior Follies are the beloved “Tech Kelly Clardy said, “These folks kind and generous professionals Crew.” These five amazing people are family. We’ve been through a work diligently to showcase and are experts at all that they do. lot together, had a lot of fun, and embellish every minute of every Kelly, Brad and Katy all gradu- worked hard making every show performance. ated from Anderson University. the best ever”. The entire cast considers them Phones on vibrate please. :-) Some have worked with Senior Fol- From sound to lights, micro- “family.”

< The ’50s

Front row: Robin Parent, Barbara Skiles, Linda Stone, Betty Roland, Barb Strothmann

Back row: Claudia Cannon, Beth Baker, Susan Thomas, Deborah Bracken, Florence Reid

Campus Safety: An act we all appreciate Anderson University Campus of three major events on campus Safety is the No. 1 reason 5,000- including spring graduation and plus people can have a great ex- Christmas First Night, the entire perience when coming to Senior full-time and part-time Campus Follies. Safety division is involved for Under the direction of Kevin Senior Follies weekend. Warren since 2017, and Jim Asked about the Campus Dimes previous to that, these pro- Safety relationship to Senior Fol- fessionals direct traffic, organize lies, Director Warren says, “It’s a accessible parking, direct busses, great time for Anderson Univer- and offer a shuttle service through sity to shine, and great for public the AU Transit system for those relations. We enjoy seeing people parking at further distances. we haven’t seen in a long time.” Throughout the production Campus Safety has been a weekend, over 85 bus loads of great partner with Senior Follies folks come to enjoy the show as these past 30 years, and the cast is well as thousands of cars. grateful for their many kindnesses As Senior Follies is the largest throughout those years. 2019 Anderson Senior Follies: A CLASS ACT • Page 5

Follies To Go: Delivering class acts throughout the year Under the expert direction of Beth the big Henderson Auditorium produc- Cribbe, the traveling troupe of Ander- tions, but more importantly, To Go in- son Senior Follies To Go has been the cludes the talents and volunteer hours primary entertaining and marketing of cast members who participate. outreach aspect of Senior Follies since Although there is no charge for the its conception. traveling shows, many groups put To Beth joined the Follies in 2009 and Go in their budgets or take up a “love agreed to take over To Go from then- offering” to offset some of the expens- Beth Cribbe con- coordinator Darrell Sage. In her 10 es of performances. Often meals are cludes a decade of years of direction, this outreach or- offered as a gesture of appreciation as Follies To Go shows. ganization has performed 160 shows, well. This year she hands and taken in $9,486 in donations. Of To Go is happy to bring smiles and the reins to Boyce those donating, many have become talent to any group from 10 to 250. As Skelton. Contact sponsors. Beth is stepping down this year, a new Boyce to schedule Not only does Beth direct the experienced performer/radio personal- your To Go show: shows, but she often serves as the ity/musician/recording artist is taking 864-940-3175 or emcee, records the soundtracks, coor- her place: Boyce Skelton. boyceskelton@aol. dinates travel, and joins the 10 to 20 To schedule a performance for com. other entertainers, depending on the your club, festival, reunion, church, performance needs. nursing home or special event call These shows do not include all of Boyce at 864-940-3175 or email him the costumes and technical aspects of at [email protected].

(864) 654-1155 ClemsonDowns.com

The ’60s >

Front row: Darrell Sage, John Yane

Back row: Dottie Morgan, Melrose Sentell, Pat Shane, Joyce Porter, Glenda Sykes-Lohman, Mary Lou Hobold

Darrell D. Sage and Nationwide Insurance

In memory of Donna Sage 11 years in Senior Follies

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30 years of capturing memories It’s hard to recall 30 years of songs angle — from the organ loft to the back and dances, fabulous costumes and hi- of the auditorium. Some of her best pic- larious moments, but Senior Follies has tures were taken from a tall stepladder had the privilege of having three profes- in the middle of the auditorium during sional photographers document these rehearsals. decades of entertainment. As with most folks that work with The first photography was provided Senior Follies, Kelly volunteers much of by a brother of cast member Carolyn her work. Boling. Carolyn’s brother, John Burgess “I just love them all,” Kelly says. of Greenville, recorded 10 years of en- Kelly has become a member of the tertainment in photographs. Senior Follies family as her love for cast The second photographer was Sam- members is captured in her photographs. my Thomas, husband of then cast mem- The cast, in return, has huge affection LOOKING BACK on 1989 ber Nancy Thomas. for Kelly. When the Follies Currently, the Senior Follies photog- You can see Kelly’s work in the cast first took the stage rapher is Kelly Godwin, and the cast is photos in this program. For more photos, Kelly Godwin thrilled to see her around the auditorium. visit andersonseniorfollies.org and click • The Berlin Wall fell that fall. Kelly takes photographs from every on the Photos link. • Nintendo introduced its ‘Game Boy’ portable video game system. • Pop singer Taylor Swift was born. • Comedian and actress Lucille Ball died at 78. • The first GPS satellite reached orbit. • Bette Midler’s Wind Beneath My Wings won Grammys for Best Song and Best Record. • Postal stamps cost 25 cents. • Clemson finished 10-2 in Danny Ford’s final season as head coach.

< Senior Status

Seated: Cornelia Caldwell, Judy Stamey, Sylvia Corbin, Mary Busey, Lois Noel-Peden, Marilyn Eskew

Standing: Johnny Price, Jim McElhannon, Rick Polsdorfer, Steve Neubeck, Jim Mylod, Bud Moon, Cecil Dyar, Don Brewer

Visit us online at: The South Carolina www.andersonseniorfollies.org School of the Arts trains professional visual, musical and theatrical artists who are serious about both their art and Christian faith. We mentor students to develop their craft to its fullest potential so they can thrive professionally and serve others through the arts. Anderson University is a selective compre- hensive university offering bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees on campus and online. Anderson is ranked in the Top Tier of U.S. News & World Report’s America’s Best Colleges, and is listed as a “Best Value School” by that publication. It is also ranked as one of America’s “100 Best College Buys.” For more information contact Dr. David Larson, Dean of the South Carolina School of the Arts, dlarson@andersonuni- versity.edu. 2019 Anderson Senior Follies: A CLASS ACT • Page 7

University’s print shop keeps us rolling behind the scenes Much of the marketing for Senior Fol- materials as well as marketing materials lies is done by the cast, yet the printing for AU. Additionally, they supply and ap- for many of our publications comes from prove all creative designs when request- the Anderson University Print Shop. ed. For 23 years, Amelda Todd worked “It’s been a great pleasure coordinat- with Senior Follies, and upon her retire- ing projects and getting to know the Fol- ment Shelli Rutland stepped into her lies community,” says Shelli. shoes. Shelli is a 2004 AU graduate in Her work with Don Brewer, Aldora graphic design. Keller and Annette Martin have included Shelli works with a team of AU stu- biographical publications, flyers and a dents and their projects include printed multitude of marketing materials. Shelli Rutland

< Uptown Funk

Front row: Hal Pruitt, Herb Hicks, Chris Vermillion, Simeon Oliver, Chuck Cape

Back row: Wayne Hickam, Tony Oseguera, Jimmy Bracken, Merl Twigg, Charlie Hayes, John Curnow, Ron McCullah

The recipe for a program: Write, proof, fix & repeat Let’s start at the beginning! That’s a than got it right, of course! Cast photos very good place to start. We need a pro- are added. Sylvia Corbin gram for our 30th anniversary produc- Next: Proofread again. Is this the tion, “A Class Act.” second or fifth time I’ve seen this page? First, Annette gives assignments for “Sorry, Nathan, I didn’t catch that typo- program articles. We need this ASAP graphical error the first two times I read (meaning NOW). it.” (Must have been a gremlin in com- Next deadline: proofread and edit. puter transmission from me to you.) Send copy and photos to Nathan who We try hard to make the program “just writes headlines, lays out copy on pages right.” It’s easier now that we have the and sends our first proof. Internet. Nathan Golden Next: Cast members check scenes Next deadline: Nathan sends the they are in, and make sure their names pages to The Journal for printing. Then are spelled correctly. Any errors are noted it’s Tina’s turn to make sure everything is and corrected. They make sure ads sold ready to print. by cast members are included and cor- The presses roll, and you have the fin- rect. ished product in your hands: the Program Yet another deadline: Proofread again for the 2019 Senior Follies 30th anniver- to make sure corrections are made. Na- sary production, “A Class Act.” production staff

Producer/Director...... Annette Cantrell Martin Assistant Directors...... Penny Mayfield, Mary Nickles Costume Director...... Anita Elrod PRE-SHOW VINTAGE REFLECTIONS Costume Committee...... Beth Cribbe, Fritzie Wagner, Glenda Sykes-Lohman, Beth Cribbe, Chris Vermillion Cheryl McCullough, Annette Roznowski, Lois Noel-Peden, Master of Ceremonies: Bud Moon Jane Williams, Mary Lou Hobold Council President: Don Brewer SIDE BY SIDE Choreographers...... Amy Coleman, Fritzie Wagner, Barb Strothmann Usher Chairman: Dian McLees Hal Pruitt, John Yane, Jeanne Annette Martin, Mary Nickles AU Past President: Mark Hopkins Chisman, Elaine Smith Vocal Coach...... John Yane WILD THING/STAYIN’ ALIVE Band...... Lyman Golden, guitars; Bradley Thomas, percussion; T ap dancers: Judy Stamey, Annette Martin, keyboard SCENE 1: VINTAGE PEOPLE Annette Roznowski, Johnny Stage Manager...... Kelly Clardy Price, Betty Roland, Beth Cribbe, Sound and Lighting Design...... Brad Clardy Carolyn Boling, Dottie Morgan, Light Board Operator...... Katy Sprenne YOU MAKE ME FEEL SO YOUNG Barb Strothmann; Walker ladies: Spotlights...... Ansel Junkins, Christine Hammsley Full Cast Dottie Lee, Deborah Bracken, Recording Studio...... Boyce Skelton WELCOME TO THE ’20s Barbara Skiles, Sylvia Corbin, Microphones and Backstage...... Stephen ‘Moped’ Mannsley, Jamie Allen Helen Bush, Darrell Sage Fritzie Wagner, DeDe Donnelly, Rehearsal Technicians...... Don Brewer, Charlie Hayes Florence Reid, Elaine Smith, Beth Makeup...... Beverly Stone AIN’T WE GOT FUN Baker, Sue Carpenter, Florence Props...... Ron McCullah, Wayne Hickam Jeanne Chisman, Fritzie Wagner, Reid, Judy Earle Social Committee...... Jeanne Chisman, Edna Pitts-Reid, Betty Roland Cheryl McCullough, DeDe Sue Carpenter, Lois Noel-Peden FORREST GUMP Donnelly, Annette Roznowski, Sponsorship Committee...... Don Brewer, Pat Shane, Jim McElhannon Bud Moon, Florence Reid Carolyn Boling, Jane Williams, Box Office Volunteer...... Sharon Twigg Elaine Smith, Barb Heintz, Mary I CAN ONLY IMAGINE Communications and Marketing...... Elaine Smith Ann McBride P at Shane, Melrose Sentell, Anita Alumni Chairman...... Merl Twigg Sunshine...... Carolyn Boling OUR FAVORITE DECADE Elrod, Penny Mayfield, Edna Pitts- Program Photographer...... Kelly Godwin Jane Williams, Wayne Hickam Reid, Jeanne Chisman, Jane Dyar, Sue Carpenter, Mary Lou Hobold, Program and Web Design...... Nathan Golden TUTTI FRUTTI Glenda Sykes-Lohman, Jane Proofreader...... Sylvia Corbin Claudia Cannon, Deborah Williams, Joyce Porter Bracken, Barb Strothmann, Linda Stone, Robin Parent, FOR ANDERSON UNIVERSITY Betty Roland, Florence Reid, SCENE 2: PATRIOTIC PEOPLE Susan Taylor, Beth Baker President of Anderson University...... Dr. Evans Whitaker Dean of the SC School of the Arts...... Dr. David Larson THE ’60s DECADE EVE RYDAY HEROES Administrative Assistant...... Lynn Guthrie Helen Bush, Rick Polsdorfer Singers: Marilyn Eskew, Linda Stone, Barb Heintz, Lois Noel- WELCOME TO THE ’60s Peden, Claudia Cannon, Susan Pat Shane, Melrose Sentell, Joyce Bryant; Heroes: Cecil Dyar, Herb COLE PORTER MEDLEY Porter, Dottie Morgan, Mary Lou SCENE 3: CLASSY PEOPLE Hicks, Simeon Oliver, DeDe Q uartet: Merl Twigg, Aldora Hobold, Glenda Sykes-Lohman, Donnelly, Barbara Skiles, Steve Keller, Cornelia Caldwell, John Yane, Darrell Sage Neubeck, Ron McCullah, Judy T HE WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT Charlie Hayes; singers: Lois DECADE HUMOR Stamey, Jim Mylod, Johnny Price Full cast Noel-Peden, Mary Lou Hobold, Dottie Lee, Susan Bryant, Cheryl Lois Noel-Peden, Sue Carpenter, OFFICER HUMOR STRING OF PEARLS McCullough, Anita Elrod, Jane Elaine Smith Steve Neubeck, Chris Vermillion Charlie Hayes, Hal Pruitt, Jim Dyar, Edna Pitts-Reid, Marilyn Mylod, Merl Twigg, Steve UPTOWN FUNK LAWN CHAIR ROUTINE Eskew, Elaine Smith, Helen Neubeck, Mary Ann McBride, Lady Trio: Aldora Keller, Cornelia Don Brewer, drill sergeant, with Bush, Beth Cribbe, Cecil Dyar, Pat Shane, Fritzie Wagner, Mary Caldwell, Claudia Cannon; Hal Pruitt, Bud Moon, Johnny John Yane, Jeanne Chisman, Lou Hobold, Elaine Smith, Instrumentalists: Boyce Skelton, Price, Chris Vermillion, Chuck Tony Oseguera, Rick Polsdorfer, Melrose Sentell, Jane Williams, Chuck Cape; Male Singers: Cape, Boyce Skelton, Jimmy Herb Hicks, Ron McCullah, John Glenda Sykes-Lohman, Cheryl John Yane, John Curnow, Bracken, Jim Mylod Curnow, Boyce Skelton Darrell Sage, Ron McCullah, McCullough, Barb Strothmann Rick Polsdorfer, Jimmy Bracken, YANKEE DOODLE DANDY VERMILLION HUMOR BLUES BROTHERS Herb Hicks; Dancers: Hal Pruitt, Fritzie Wagner, Penny Mayfield, Chris Vermillion Boyce Skelton, Chuck Cape Simeon Oliver, Judy Earle, DeDe Mary Lou Hobold, Glenda Sykes- I’VE HAD THE TIME OF MY LIFE Donnelly, Deborah Bracken, Lohman, Elaine Smith, Barb CLASSY BETH M elrose Sentell, Charlie Hayes, Susan Taylor, Susan Bryant, Strothmann, Susan Taylor, Cheryl Beth Cribbe Pat Shane, Glenda Sykes- Elaine Smith, Steve Neubeck, McCullough, Jane Williams Lohman, Mary Ann McBride, Jim Mylod, Wayne Hickam, CONGA Fritzie Wagner, Susan Taylor, Jane Johnny Price, Tony Oseguera, MILITARY HUMOR Barb Heintz, Simeon Oliver, Williams, Steve Neubeck, Darrell Cecil Dyar, Wayne Hickam, Herb Jim Mylod, Cecil Dyar DeDe Donnelly, Charlie Hayes, Penny Mayfield, Chuck Cape, Sage, Hal Pruitt, John Yane, Jim Hicks, Chris Vermillion GRAND OLD FLAG Susan Bryant, Chris Vermillion, Mylod, Claudia Cannon, Joyce Full cast VINTAGE HUMOR Beth Baker, Jim Mylod, Joyce Porter, DeDe Donnelly, Penny Mayfield, Barb Strothmann, Chuck Cape, Penny Mayfield, AMERICAN REFLECTION Porter, John Yane, Dottie Morgan, Deborah Bracken, Linda Stone Robin Parent, Gloria Bolte Dottie Lee, Jim Mylod Hal Pruitt, Betty Roland, Steve Neubeck MARY MOMENTS PATSY CLINE ARMED FORCES SALUTE Mary Busey Marilyn Eskew Full cast; speakers: Edna Pitts- I LIKE MY WOMEN ON THE CLASSY SIDE AARP Reid, Don Brewer, Pat Shane, CLOSING REMARKS C arolyn Boling, Gloria Bolte, Mannequin dancers: Charlie Sue Carpenter, Chris Vermillion, Char lie Hayes, Glenda Sykes- Sue Carpenter, Barbara Skiles, Hayes, Merl Twigg; Athletic Jim McElhannon, Wayne Hickam Lohman, Penny Mayfield Annette Roznowski, Florence Dancers: Simeon Oliver, Cecil INTERMISSION DIALOGUE Reid, Robin Parent, Johnny Price, ONE! SINGULAR SENSATION Dyar, Tony Oseguera, Herb Hicks, Anita Elrod Cecil Dyar, Herb Hicks, Tony Full cast Wayne Hickam; Workout singers: Oseguera, Jimmy Bracken, Boyce Helen Bush, Cheryl McCullough, GOD BLESS THE USA Skelton THAT’S OUR SHOW FOLKS Barb Heintz, Susan Bryant, Susan Full Cast Full cast Taylor, Jane Williams, Glenda SASSY CLASSY SYLVIA Sykes-Lohman, Linda Stone ~ 15-minute intermission ~ Sylvia Corbin