1955 yearbook
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1955 yearbook
Description
Don "Carrie Nation" Bauman intervenes in a bar-room
brawl between Bill "Red Eye" Fennell and
Vince "Luke, the Bartender" Kaufman.
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The Choraliers attempt to synchronize hand
movements to "Dese Bones Gonna Rise Agin."
Donahugh, Goetsch, Kimball, and Mullins presented a
seminarian-slanted satire on the McCarthy investigations;
a rendition of a minstrel show was given by the Choraliers,
under the supervision of Walter Hutchings. The finale,
written and directed by Philip J. Clark, musically told the
history of our existing Christmas songs with characteristic
selections done by a vested choir, and included a Nativity
tableau.
The.sound system was installed and controlled by Marvin C. Eldred, who also recorded the entire show on tape.
Charles Owens, assisted by Don Bauman and Joseph Curta,
was in charge of make-up, lighting, and stage decoration
and properties. Invaluable aid was given by Frank Coulon,
accompanist for parts of the show.
At the party afterwards, everyone enjoyed refreshments
through the efforts of Paul Haas.
After the finale, the show's cast enjoys an encore.
A backstage close-up of the Choraliers after the show
includes Schulte, Anderson, Hosey, Runyon,
Coglianese, Atkinson, and McAleer.
brawl between Bill "Red Eye" Fennell and
Vince "Luke, the Bartender" Kaufman.
g|Sp^^H|
The Choraliers attempt to synchronize hand
movements to "Dese Bones Gonna Rise Agin."
Donahugh, Goetsch, Kimball, and Mullins presented a
seminarian-slanted satire on the McCarthy investigations;
a rendition of a minstrel show was given by the Choraliers,
under the supervision of Walter Hutchings. The finale,
written and directed by Philip J. Clark, musically told the
history of our existing Christmas songs with characteristic
selections done by a vested choir, and included a Nativity
tableau.
The.sound system was installed and controlled by Marvin C. Eldred, who also recorded the entire show on tape.
Charles Owens, assisted by Don Bauman and Joseph Curta,
was in charge of make-up, lighting, and stage decoration
and properties. Invaluable aid was given by Frank Coulon,
accompanist for parts of the show.
At the party afterwards, everyone enjoyed refreshments
through the efforts of Paul Haas.
After the finale, the show's cast enjoys an encore.
A backstage close-up of the Choraliers after the show
includes Schulte, Anderson, Hosey, Runyon,
Coglianese, Atkinson, and McAleer.
Date
1955
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/8599