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The Girl of the Golden West by Patience Stevens The play production class, along with Gargoyles (members of the WMC drama club) put on another hit production here at the Western Auditorium. The play, written by David Belasco was adapted and directed hy Jennifer Moore. The setting was during the days of gold fever, 1849-60 in Farlin, Montana. During the three acts, we found out that The Girl, played hy Catherine Winkler, was owner of the town poker hall and was most sought after hy all the men in the west. She had a reputation of “never being kissed.” The villain, Bill Johnson, played hy Ryan Rebsom, was wanted by all the law men in the west. We find out that our villain wants The Girl and is determined to have her, if he is not apprehended first. This comic tale was very well done and all of the supporting roles made the play, including: Nels Tooker, Jeff Peterson, Deborah Winkler, Becky Hindley, Rick Bullis, Tom Korst, Jay Nau, John McCaslin, Bill Warren and Rachel Head. This melodrama-comedy was viewed hy many students, parents, and townspeople during the five nightly shows. The play opened on November 13th and showed again on the 14,13, 21, and 22nd. Everyone involved did a terrific job and the time and commitment showed. Thanks for a great show! Montana’s Showhouse of Arts & Gifts! Only 15 shopping days 'till Christmas! Have you remembered your mother ? We have a gift for anyone on your list. 10% OFF Student Holiday Discount with this ad Specializing in Western & Montana Art, Plus, °° Professional Custom Framing °° 23 N. Idaho. Dillon, MT Cindy Eccleston Monday-Sal urday 9 -6. Sunday 12-5 406-683-4600 New Faces on Campus! by Shauna Moran A new member to the faculty of Western Montana College is Sally Bormann, who was raised in the twin cities of Minneapolis, Mn. She attended the University of Minnesota in Duluth where she earned bachelor degrees in German and in Humanities; and the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor where she earned a masters degree and Ph.D., which was part of a continuum program, in English Language and Literature. She taught post secondary school at the University of Michigan, Peoples University in Bejing, China, and La Roche College in Pittsburgh, Penn. At Western she teaches courses in composition, introduction to literature and British Literature. Some of Sally’s additional credentials include studying in Austria, teaching English as a second language in Taiwan, and participating in anthropological field research in China. In her spare time she has been taking a course in ceramics. She also enjoys reading, writing, hiking and camping. “Development of a historical imagination, consideration of another’s point of view, self-reflection, and the ability to evaluate hostile messages and put them to use for positive personal growth” are among her teaching goals. O f Dillon, Sally says, “I like it. The only drawback is that my husband is not here...he’s in Pittsburgh.” She feels that “education is much more about developing tools and skills, about exercising creativity, curiosity and thought-fulness in mutual, communal responsibility, than it is about memorizing facts about specific primary materials.” The students and faculty of Western welcome Sally, wishing her the best of luck and happiness. Sally Bormann S C A The Society for Creative Anachronism by Jamie Godfrey December 5, 1997, the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) will he paying a visit to the W MC campus. Who are they you ask. Well, that Friday when you see both men and women carrying swords, rapiers, and harps and dressed up in clothes that went out of date around one and a half centuries ago, you’ll know. The SCA is a nonprofit organization devoted to reenact ing medieval times and settings. This demo will occur in the arena from 1:00-4:00PM, and is for the explicit purpose of answering people’s questions about the organization. Numer ous members will give demon strations on such diverse items as ■ ■ h .- . ........... ........................ a . ......... a clothing of the day, weaponry and fighting; both heavy (long swords) and light (rapiers), plus arts and sciences of the time (music, dancing, cooking, and calligraphy). If enough people show interest in the organization, a club will he formed here in Dillon. So if you are interested in things of lore, show up Dec. 5 and show your support. Visit us for Lunch or Dinner! 17 Bannack 683-2356 = - ■ 7 3 •xPaf. s j x t - o r j Unlimited tanning during December • ; $25 Student H a ir Cuts $8 Mon.-Fri. 8:30am-7;00pm Sat. 8:30am-5:00pm 683-6515 28 East Center Ü>ea£on Greetings;! From the Staff V0^ Amy Kelly 683-2224 1-800-408-6887 Working a little friendlier. Quicker. Smarter. Better. Dillon Office 20 N . Montana 683-4222 NORW E S T BANKS m m m m m To The Nth Degree ™ ©1995 Norwest Bunk Montana, N.A. Member FDIC Equal Opportunity Lender 6 Wescolite Wednesday, December 10, 1997
