Bisbee High School - Cuprite Yearbook (Bisbee, AZ)

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'Silly Satellites' STAGING-Mikki Niemi, Carl Byrd, Myron Peterson, Bill Lugo. ACT TWO-Ginger Moore, Sam Soles, John Camiano, Bob Marshall, Ronnie Marshall, Joe Black, Edwin Snell, Leroy Brockbank., Agnes Kennedy, Barbara Dale, Norma Reyna, Jeannie Diaz, Lillie Roio, Rosie Roio, Jo Ann Moss, Lynn Berrldge, Patsy Smith, Pat OLeary, Jeannette Allen, Billie Ruth Hill, Carol Bonham, Pat Harris, Angela Dabcevlch. THE WORK OF THE FOLLIES cast was only a part of the success of the production, detailed planning and able management by directors Judy Bennett and Pat Harris, smooth and rapid backstage work by Myron Peterson, Bill Lugo, Mikki Niemi, and Carl Bird, skilled efforts of makeup artists Renette Gerdes, Ople Noble, and Jean Sharp, cheerful welcome by ushers Olga Ruiz, Rosie Rojo, Carolyn Morris, and Margaret Johnson under the supervision of Linda Ollson, excellent photography and publicity work by Barbara Mattingly, and expert management of business de- tails by Angela Dabcevich, all provided the vital framework neccesary to show to advantage the talent and originality of the cast. -91-

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' x 'i Fourth Annual FOLLIES ERNIE BEYER, M.C.g Don Bays, M.C., Angela Dabcevich, Business Mgr., Pat Harris, Director, Judy Bennett, Di- I'eClOI'. ACT ONE-Alex Mills, Martha Bihlmeier, Carolyn Howell, Phyllis Mullins, Sulta Copeland, LeRoy Brockbank Paua lvanovich, Elizabeth lvanovich, Suzanne Dugan, Damaris Riley, Linda Ollson, Linda Warren, Doris Heath Marlene Bingham, Magdalena Mendoza, William Archuleta, Connie Salgado, Nancy Gilbert, Ann Travis Shirley Baumkirchner, Gayle O'Leary, Barbara DeLeon. THE 1957 CUPRITE FOLLIES was out of this world, in more ways than one. The theme, Silly Satellites, provided interplanetary travel for a large and appreciative audience of space tourists, who assembled in the Lowell School Auditorium on March first. The tour included visits to nine planets and the planetoid, Square- doniag the variety of entertainment ranged from concerto to rock 'n roll, from Charleston to bop. Received with bellows of laughter and great rounds of applause, members of the cast ended the performance with the feeling that another Follies had been a rousing hit. -90-

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, in 5,8- i 1 ff Q iii SENIORS Pat Harris, Les Fenderson iq? - , A 'R . JUNIORS Carol Bonham, Dick Verdugo ROYALTY RODEO SOPHOMORES Gayle O'Leary, Elvin McWhorter A :., O 'ii if W FRESHMEN Virginia Dierking, Doug Knnpp King and Queen 114'