Group photograph from a wedding in "Shenandoah," the 1982 Abilene Christian University Homecoming musical production. In the scene Deborah Gardner (Jenny) is marrying Randy Story (Sam).

Production photograph from Abilene Christian College's 1972 Homecoming musical, "Fiddler on the Roof," act 1, scene 10. Policemen interrupt a wedding and Gary Lewis (the Constable) stands over a wounded Randy Foreman (Perchik).

Production photograph of Abilene Christian College's 1972 Homecoming musical, "Fiddler on the Roof." Mark Farris (Motel) gets married to Mary Etta Palmer (Tzeitel) under a chuppah, while villagers and family members stand around.

Photograph from "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," the 1985 Abilene Christian University Homecoming musical production, act 2, scene 9. The setting is in the woods. While Milly and Adam are married by the preacher, the rest of the brothers, brides, and townsfolk watch. Prominent actors from left to right: Teri Hagler (Liza), Les Hunter (Daniel), Meredith Welch (Martha), Kent Roberts (Ephraim), Cathy Reasons (Dorcas), Paul Burnam (Benjamin), Marcelle Livesay (Milly), Stan Denman (Adam Pontipee), Glenna George (Sarah), Steve Allen (George), Susan Himes (Alice), Greg Holt (Gideon), Cyd Meyer (Ruth), and Steven Pounders (Caleb). The other actors are unidentified.

Photograph from "Seven Bride for Seven Brothers," the 1985 Abilene Christian University Homecoming musical production, act 2, scene 9. The setting is in the woods. The brides and brothers are being married by the preacher while the townsfolk watch. Actors from left to right: Teri Hagler (Liza), Les Hunter (Daniel), Meredith Welch (Martha), Kent Roberts (Ephraim), Cathy Reasons (Dorcas), Paul Burnam (Benjamin), Marcelle Livesay (Milly), Stan Denman (Adam Pontipee), Mark Smith (Preacher), Glenna George (Sarah), Steve Allen (Frank), Susan Himes (Alice), Greg Holt (Gideon), Cyd Meyer (Ruth), and Steven Pounders (Caleb). Other actors unidentified.

Photograph from "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," the 1985 Abilene Christian University Homecoming musical production, act 2, scene 9. The setting is the woods. In the scene, while Milly and Adam look at each other, the rest of the brothers and their brides look at them. Actors from left to right: Teri Hagler (Liza), Les Hunter (Daniel), Meredith Welch (Martha), Kent Roberts (Ephraim), Cathy Reasons (Dorcas), Paul Burnam (Benjamin), Marcelle Livesay (Milly), Mark Smith (Preacher), Stan Denman (Adam Pontipee), Glenna George (Sarah), Steve Allen (Frank), Susan Himes (Alice), Greg Holt (Gideon), Cyd Meyer (Ruth), and Steven Pounders (Caleb). Other actors unidentified.

Photograph from "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," the 1985 Abilene Christian University Homecoming production. The scene is act 2, scene 9. The setting is the woods. In the scene, Milly and Adam are married while the brides and brothers watch. Actors from left to right: Teri Hagler (Liza), Les Hunter (Daniel), Meredith Welch (Martha), Kent Roberts (Ephraim), Cathy Reasons (Dorcas), Paul Burnam (Benjamin), Marcelle Livesay (Milly), Mark Smith (Preacher), Stan Denman (Adam Pontipee), Glenna George (Sarah), Steve Allen (Frank), Susan Himes (Alice), Greg Holt (Gideon), Cyd Meyer (Ruth), and Steven Pounders (Caleb). Other actors are unidentified.

Photograph from "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," the 1985 Abilene Christian University Homecoming musical production, act 2, scene 9. The setting is the woods. In the scene, the brothers and brides are married while the townsfolk watch. From left to right: Teri Hagler (Liza), Les Hunter (Daniel), Meredith Welch (Martha), Kent Roberts (Ephraim), Cathy Reasons (Dorcas), Paul Burnam (Benjamin), Marcelle Livesay (Milly), Stan Denman (Adam Pontipee), Mark Smith (Preacher), Glenna George (Sarah), Steve Allen (Frank), Susan Himes (Alice), Greg Holt (Gideon), Cyd Meyer (Ruth), Steven Pounders (Caleb), and other actors unidentified.

Photograph from "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," the 1985 Abilene Christian University Homecoming musical production. The scene is from act 9, scene 9. The setting is the woods. In the scene, Adam and Milly are married while the brothers and the brides look on. From left to right: Teri Hagler (Liza), Les Hunter (Daniel), Meredith Welch (Martha), Kent Roberts (Ephraim), Cathy Reasons (Dorcas), Paul Burnam (Benjamin), Marcelle Livesay (Milly), Mark Smith (Preacher), Stan Denman (Adam Pontipee), Glenna George (Sarah), Steve Allen (Frank), Susan Himes (Alice), Greg Holt (Gideon), Cyd Meyer (Ruth), Steven Pounders (Caleb), and others remained unidentified.

Photograph of the set from Abilene Christian College's 1969 Homecoming musical, "West Side Story."

Photograph of the set from Abilene Christian College's 1969 Homecoming musical, "West Side Story." The stage is set for the scene in front of the bridge.

Photograph of the set from Abilene Christian College's 1969 Homecoming musical, "West Side Story." The neighborhood drop is lowered.

Photograph of Abilene Christian College's 1966 Homecoming musical, "Kiss Me, Kate," act 1, scene 5. The setting is outside of a theatre. Carolyn Bean (Hattie) stands to the left of the action; Phil Jarosz (Ralph), Bob Scattergood (Gremio), Susan Mansur (Lois Lane), Claudette Spain (Lilli Vanessi), Dale Ward (Harry), Gary Stephens (Hortensio), and Gary Hood (Fred Graham) stand center stage. An unidentified actor sits to the right.

Production photograph from Abilene Christian College's 1975 Homecoming musical, "1776." Marci McCormick Dennis (Governess), Celeste Hale, Sandra Ritchey (Abigail Adams), and Shane Price stand together onstage. Dennis appears to be holding a baby wrapped in a blanket.

Production photograph from Abilene Christian University's 1980 original Homecoming musical, "Like Stars Shining Brightly." The women's chorus sits on the steps of the set watching a conductor.

Production photograph from Abilene Christian College's 1968 Homecoming musical, "Oklahoma!" The women's ensemble gathers around the center of the stage. At the front of the group, a blonde woman kneels down and shows the rest of the group a card. Three couples and one man by himself stand around them at a distance.