Awalt High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)

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'QSTRANGE BEDFELLOWSM ALL-SCI-1ooL PRODUCTION Strange Bedfellows, a three act play that deals with the perennial battle between the sexes, was selected for this year's All-School Play. Set in San Francisco circa 1896, the play deals with women's suffrage and corrupt gan't set up in a Lysistrata fashion. The performance included every thing from love scenes to prostitutes invading the household at the closing. Ling- Charlie Heistand, Senator William Cromwell- Jon Kessler, Julia Cromwell- Celia Maurice, Beulah- Beth Kane, Addie Cromwell Hampton- Sue Tobin, Lillian Hampton- Sylvia Medeiros, Nicky Hampton- Tom Heppler, Mrs. Gim- ble- Jo Nolan, Mrs. Worley- Barb Buys, Gifford Hampton- Don Armstrong, Vincent Pemberton- John Diaz, Matthew Cromwell- John Alexander, Clarissa Blynn Cromwell- Kathy Kares, Mrs. Tillie Sparker- Darcy Haberl, Mayor Ambrose Tibbet- Eric Luke, Birdie- Tina Schuknecht, Zita Kathi Alex- ander, Opal- Kathy Dungan. Advertising: Enid Schallich, Jo Nolan. Costumes: Pam Dur- land, Mrs. Lynda Frescura, Kathy Hart, Sue Hauser, Frankie Long, Marina Marinavich, Pam Rickey. Lights: John Re- penningg Mike Siladi, Greg Webster, Sue Hinkley. Make-up: Enid Schallich, Debbie Curry, Marthe Dowd, Pam Durland. Props:Nancy Blackman, Janet Lambert, Linda Northrup, Doug Sutherland, Nancy Ward, .lo Wilcox. Stage Crew: Roe DeVasto, Debbie Curry, Laura Jones, J ohn Hiestand. Sound: Mike Siladi. Usherettes: Linda Maskell, Janie Cowles, Ann Crawford, Diane McMorran, Liz Strangio, Joan Swanson. l.A..ia1ai'f 'H'

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C.S.F. AND A.S. . SCHGL R HIP AND TRA EL The American Field Service QA. F. SJ club is designed primarily to raise money for this year's students under the foreign exchange scholarship program. During the course of the year such events as the Flea Market, Art Exposition, selling of See's suckers, book sales, bake sales and other successful occasions have made up a large percentage of the club's eamings. Although the club members worked hard, they did have time to have welcoming parties for the Indian exchange students, guest speakers from the Peace corps and foreign countries, and other enjoyable times. Rich Adler Jean Bahr Mary Beatty Steve Beck Debbie Burke Martha Dowd Geri Friedman Susan Johnson Janet Kleinkauf Lily Lou Celia,Maurice Mike Mitchell Connie Ozawa Craig Phelps Kirk Phelps Lucia Re Leslie Wamer Loma Wunderman O., t NJNN , fgxbawf, UQ ' X, , X, gibiit XEXFENR NQYN fft,SN'g'X. . vs Vg :idiQrfrQ' 'Nl FN 'SQ' Nt 'N F avsmgiflw QQW SQ Q--Qs: SSW Kgs-QD... gj I