Anchorage High School - Anchor Yearbook (Anchorage, AK)

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JUNIURS PRESENT I LUVE LUCY The tirst dramatic production in the new municipal auditorium was the Iunior Class's smash hit, I Love Lucy , starring Diane Radinsky as Lucy and Dick Shepherd as Ricky. The comedy played on the nights of March 11 and 12 to sellout audiences. Co-starring with the Ricardos were the Mertzs, played by Evelyn Dunne and Bill Bales, and Peggy, played by Mary Ann Renfrew and Gretchen Weiss. Also in the cast were Ion Lounsbury, Rod Dowling, Albin Carlson, lohn M nsfield, Bruce Montgomery, Sally a Longoria. Hardin, and Tommy lTop to Bottoml During an early rehearsal of I Love Lucy B, Hardin, D, Raclinsky, E. Dunne, D. Shepherd, S. Mansfield, and B. Bales listen to a. word of advice from the director. Sophomore Karla Wayson, beginning to earn Tliespian points, applies make-up to junior actor Jon Louns- ' S from bury. Help! screams D, Radinsky as she flee D. Shepherd in 21 hilarious scene from the Junior play. B. Hardin and S. Mansfield observe the inci- dent witli astonisliment. fBe1owJ After the final curtain, members of the cast and Mrs. Sutherland are congratulated by part of the enthusiastic audience. tl ll l s I N Q I I is s 1 Q nf' 9 W an rf . - tix

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