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MURRAY ST ATE COLLEGE'S

Friday, February 28th 1941

COLLEGE AUDITORIUM

* PRODUCTION STAFF

Director-Conductor __ ARVED LARSEN

Assistant Directors ______________________ FRED JOHNSON, BILLY SHELTON

Business Manager _________ ____________ c ______________ __ __ ____ ______ WALTER NANCE

4ssistant Business Managers__ __ ELwooD SwYERS, LEo LooKoFSKY Stage Manager ______________ ______ _____________________ ________________ __ ___ TED HALEY

Electricians _______________________ _________ BILL SWYERS, STEVE LATANA TION

Costumes ____ ____ __ _______________________ RuTH HEPBURN, GLADYS SNYDER

Dances _______ _____ _______ ___ ___________________________ ______________ __ __ MILDRED KoLB

Designing __ ----------------------------------------- !DA L. FULKERSON

Chief Copyist--------------------------------------------------------- BoB STODDART

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~ I ! i ! i I • :_I To the Music Department of Murray State College ! I which is striving to teach the "Universal

Language"-Music, and to all who con­

tribute in any fashion to the dis­

semination of this art we

dedicate this space

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PROGRAM

• Theme __________ ------------- -----------------------Arranged by William H. Fox

Hot Flash

Tschaikowsky

3. Hallelujah _____________ ___ _____________________ Arranged by Bill Parrish

4. Butcher Shop

5. You Walked By Frannie Byers

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Child Psychology Doc H icks and Georgie Speth

Moonlight Serenade. ________________ Arranged by Bill Parrish and

The Body Pitiful Enima Sue Gibson

Billy Shelton

Collegiat!! Boogie. _____ Written and Arranged by Paul Bryant

Nut House

Sweet a0nd Low. _____________________________ Arranged by Paul Bryant

The N ew Philadelphia Story

Dotty'; Ditty ___ _

Paul Bryant, Billy Byers

_______________ Composed by Dot Currier Arranged by Bill Parrish

Washington Merry-Go-Round _____________________________________ _ ________________________________ Written and Arranged by Billy Shelton

Remember the GIRLS' TRIO Singing­"S/eepy Time Gal"

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Remember the FOUR NUTS a nd Their Com·edy

A bove-ReJem ber the GLEE CLUB Singing

" Sweet and Low" "Last Night" and "The Oriental Pr"a yer"

Right-Remember SARA LEE HARGRO //E and BILLY SHELTO N Singing "The Least T hing You Do"

Left-Remember the KAMPUS KIDS and "! Think I'm So Lucky"

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• 15. The Least Thing You Do ______________________ _____________________ _

---------------------------- _____ Written and Arranged by Paul Bryant Sara Lee Hargrove, Billy Shelton

16. "Tell-Tale Heart" _______________________________________ Edgar Allen Poe

Adapted and Narrated by Joe Fitch

17. I Think I'm So Lucky _________________________________________________ _ __________________________________ Written and Arranged by Paul Bryant

Thelma Marcum, Billy Shelton, Frannie Byers, Ralph Cole

18. An Oriental Prayer _______________________ Music by William H. Fox

Mildred Kolb, Tomi Dotson

19. What Killed Vaudeville

20. Gum-Go By-Gum ______ Written and Arranged by Bill Parrish

21. Faculty Skit

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Bill Fox, Uncle Joe Garton, Mac McGavern, "Maes!" Inglis, Les Putnam

Dona Nobis Pacem ___________________ Arranged by H arry Wilson

Double For Nuttin'

Sleepy Time GaL ________________________ Arranged by Morris Carter

Dot Currier, Eleanor Gatlin, Nell Finley

Highlights in the World of Sports

Last Night ________________________ Composed by Mary Anna Jenkins Arranged by William H. Fox

Theme

SKIT COMMITTEE-

F. P. Inglis, Wayne Burdick, Watt Jones, John Singleton, H amilton McKlveen.

SKIT PERSONNEL-

Marianna Newman, Emma Sue Gibson, Marian Fletcher, Ray Record, Kenny Keane, Charlie Severs, Levi Oliver, Jesse Darnell, Bob Sheridan, Dock Hicks, Joe Fitch, Leo Look­of sky, George Speth.

DANCERS-

Mary. K. McClell~n, Carol Land, Margaret Holland, Betty Burdick , Betty Wilson, Lucy Jane Lewis, Billy Jean Weldon, Sara Sue Johnson, H elen W est, Kathryn McVay, Maxine Pyb~s, Rose Vandermess, Bernadine Fish, Mary Ruth Brown, Medibeth Edwards, Juanita Gentry, Lou Cap, ·Eloise Pick­ard, Martha Belle Hood, Martha R obinson.

GLEE CLUB-

Mary Anna J en~ins '. CJ_dine Swann, Thelma Marcum , Nancy Alexander, Julia Gilliam, Jane Alley, Dot Currier N ell Finley, H erbert Lax, Glen H awley, Frank Shires, Cecil Bolin, Fred Johnson, James Endicott, Bob Arnoldi, H ugh Mc­Elrath.

STAGE BAND-

Dorothy Street, H elen H ire, Dalene Bottom , A nna Lou Roberts, James Rickman, Calvin Brown, James Edwards, James El'kins, Jack Pritchard, Bill Parrish, W att Jones, Ralph Cole, Eddie Bugar, Bob Stoddart, Bill Dickinson, Dick Hopper, Wayne Burdick, H. L. Carter, Frannie Byers Shir­ley Mills, James Meade, Paul Bryant, Tom H usband,' Elmo R eed, Joe Wood.

The campus lights come gleaming one by one From out the dim recesses of our minds, And each one lights a scene of yesterday, A scene that really was, or might have been. And in each scene we see ourselves go by. We catch a glimpse of laughs, of sighs, of tears. And e're this flee ting dream is gone, we fill Our minds with memories that never die . . . .

Our vision fades. The campus lights grow dim. Our hands reach out to grasp and hold each scene That passes, never to return except In fleeting d.reams of cherished yesterdays. Our days of laughs and sighs and tears are gone. Guarded with jealous care through passing years We kee P. a golden shrine of memory Safe locke[within a treasure-house of dreams.

-EDWARD K. WEST,

Gamma Delta.

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