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Show Page 6 January 27, 1984 DIXIE SUN Fall quarter honor roll Dixie students continue tradition of excellence Listed below is the 1983 Fall Quarter Honor Roll as announced by the office of the Dixie College Vice President for Instructional Services: 4.00 Bruce E. Alldredge S. Birch Sheri L. Bywater Steve R. Carling Randall K. Fowles Lenard G. Gardiner Gary Ruthelen Gold Bruce T. Hatch Steven L. Henderson Tina A. Jensen Dean L. Langston Stanley J. Laub Deanna Mackay Stephen Maycock Kent R. Merrill David L. Miles Le Anne L. Peterson Travis D. Slaugh Brent D. Stephenson Karl K. Trimble Kelly Turnbeaugh Tracy W. Watson Dianna K. Williams Alan R. Bentley Suzanne Bowers Odean Bowler Chelta E. Brown Mark A. Burgess Adam B. Capel Marie Christian Frances Clark Ralph L. Clarke Cathy D. Collins Corbin E. Coombs Kevin L. Daniels Donna M. Dodds Dave C. Esplin Leah I. Goodyear Annette Graff Jon R. Brossman Benjamin J. Hafen Dan W. Haynie Mesia S. Henry Vicky L. Hermansen Karlene Hess Kari Rae Jantz Yuji Kadowaki Beverly A. Knox Lael Lovell Randall D. Maxfield LouAnn S. Milne Marvin D. Morrill Jack E. Moyle Gregory D. Owens Gene W. Parker Roma L. Pearce Robyn A. Richards Keith S. Robinson , r. 3.75 to 3.99 t J David D. Alldredge Kris Aposhian Bonnie L. Bambrough Kristy L. Barton Teri Bates J. Stanley Beacham Whitney Simmons Timothy M. Smith Randy C. Stauffer Harvey B. Stucki Janice Taylor Kevin R. Terry Brent G. Theobald Phil Theobald Robert Wahlquist W. Michael Webb LIFETIME MEMBERSHIPOFFER $5.00 z 75 off regular 2 membership price o 1 free movie! o For first 50 students with Activity Card!! (Expires February 9, 1984) 3.50 to 3.74 Janet M. Alder Michael R. Anderson Brad L. Barlow Nannette Barton William J. Beazer Penny Blackburn Kevin W. Bourne Kathryn Bray Jennifer M. Broadbent Barry L. Bundy Michael R. Chipman Jay A. Clark Paul A. Cox Diane Davenport Diane Day Leslie A. Ellis Russell C. Ence David N. Faldmo Ronald W. Flater Rex E. Fletcher Kimberly Ford Valadee Hafen Ling Ling Hagedorn Robert W. Hagedorn Jr. Charles H. Hawley Verlin Hinton My Fair Lady SOUNDS EASY. ONLY Raymond S. Westfall Darin Lee Williams Corene Wilson Boyd Wittwer Jill A. Young vp: The Dixie College Theatre production of MY FAIR LADY, the most enchanting of all Cinderella stories, is in rehearsal for performances scheduled February 14 through 18, at the Dixie College Fine Arts Center Theatre. The Cinderella Story begins with the encounter of Professor Henry Higgins, played by Phil Theobald, and Eliza Doolittle, played by Nikki Bredsquard, outside the Royal Opera House in London. Eliza is selling violets, and Higgins is out on his endless quest for new varieties of Londons speech patterns. A handsome young aristocrat, Freddy Eynsford Hill, played by Randall Maxfield, upsets Elizas flower cart and is attracted to her instantly. Colonel Pickering, played by Duane Stephens, a linguistic expert, too, comes to stay with Higgins at his flat where Eliza comes to be instructed in proper English speech, so that she may transform herself into a flower shop lady. Accepting a challenge from Pickering, Higgins determines to change Eliza into a consort for a Beverly J. Houston Mary L. Isolampi Alex Jensen Richard P. Jensen Gary Dean Justis Karen C. Keeley Dari L. Kuhn Dennis H. Leavitt Kevin G. Leishman Stanley Liddle Alan B. Little Scott S. Lovell Everett J. Lube Michelle Luke Deanne N. Marquardt Nalani L. Maynard Rodney V. Moore Gary Muhlestein Ikuko Nagatani Mark D. Olson Jackie Orton Julie L. Oswald Tim M. Reese Todd D. Reeves Emilie A. Shumway Dorsey D. Staheli H. James Stewart Wendy Stokes Meridee Syme John E. Thompson C. Troy Tibbs Tom S. Tibbs Daris D. Watson Zim A. Weakley Deneise A. West Wm. Charles Witte Rory Sid Wright in rehearsal king, forgetting that she is a human being and treating her as raw material for an experiment. Eliza meets one test after another in her efforts to become a lady, but she finds herself falling in love with Higgins. Arguments, happy moments of triumph, and moments of despair, alternate until Eliza finds herself. The large cast of students and townspeople involved in MY FAIR LADY also are preparing the beautiful musical score, including I Could Have Danced All Night, Ive Grown Accustomed To Her Face, On The Streeet Where You Live, and other hit songs from this great musical extravaganza. Choreography numbers center around the beautiful Embassy Waltz and the happy Get Me To The Church On Time and With A Little Bit of Luck. Tickets for MY FAIR LADY will be available beginning February 1st at the Dixie College Fine Arts Center Box Office. Dixie College students are admitted with activity cards but may pick up tickets in advance. go-luc- |
