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72-0538-02

Item
1972

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Saga 1972, p. 104. Production of "Lion in Winter". Left to right: Don Poier as Richard the Lion-hearted; Dennis White as John; Craig Huisenga as Geoffrey; and Beth Sommars as Eleanor of Aquitaine.

72-0534-02

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1972

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Saga 1972, p. 144-145. Production of "Androcles and the Lion".

72-0679-32

Item
1972

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Nominating convention, 1972

72-0350-10

Item
1972

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Saga 1972, p. 83. Performance of "The Rainmaker." Kari Quanbeck as Lizzie Curry and Mike Willis as Bill Starbuck.

72-0286-07

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1972

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Homecoming 1971-1972. "White Knight and Sherwood Forest." Saga 1972, p. 75.

72-0515-12

Item
1972

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Arthur Martinson and Lute Jerstad. Jerstad was at the January Convocation to talk about climbing Mt. Everest.

72-0627-15

Item
1972

Part of Kenneth Dunmire Photographs

Saga 1972, p. 116. Caption: "The delightful world of Gilbert-Sullivan [sic] came to life with the help of Harry Mossfield (baritone), Christine Anton (soprano), Edward Greehalgh (tenor), and Ailsa Zaenker (piano). Vignettes of many of Gilbert-Sullivan's best loved works were linked together with the script."