Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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7 .1 7 X 1' NX -f l g LEFT PAGE: Lettg Tina Carriker, Lallette Harris, who played the set ot aunts during Friday night's performance is ignoring Nephew Jonathan played by Marc Schwaderer. Top Centerg Marc Schwaderer and Shawn Sweet tie Pat Sperling to his chair in order to perform-plasticsurgery, preventing him from being recognized. Bottom Centerp Boyfriend, Pat Sperling readily nods in agreement with Cathy Wyatt after remarking about her nice legs RIGHT PAGE: Top Centerg The second set of aunts were expertly played by Anna Wood and Cheryl Swen. ln this scene they are ioined by Cathy Wyatt, Pat Sperling Marc Schwaderer and Shawn Sweet. Center Leftg Marc Srchwaderer and Pat Sperling portray two brothers who are in constant battle with each other. Middle Rightg Kevin Snow explains in detail the plot ol his book to Pat Sperling, who plays a newspaper writer, for constructive criticism. Bottom Rightg Senior, Don Herth transports a body from the basement as he plays the part ot Teddy . Arts , . . Naturally ZOl

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DE DLY OISC3 P lay presentation ot llArsenic and Old Lace was said to be one ot the best productions ever held at BHS according to faculty and students alike. The combination of the caretully designed set, and professional acting abilities lead the audience into the nostalgic mood ot the l93O's. Each character was well portrayed by the actors and actresses, who were under the supervision of Mrs. Williams, drama coach. It was evident throughout the performance that many hours ot work went into the effectiveness of the lighting and sound. The story' centers around Pat Sperling, who plays nephew to the aunts who have been poisoningold gentlemen. Then Teddy played k Don Herth would bury the corpses the basement. The wit an spontaneity ot these actors adde humor and delighted the audience during the previews and openin night. 200 Arts. . . Naturally I . l H I 4 2 va F is K ui 5 EE I,

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THE RENA On Broadway for years and years in New York City, l'The Fantasticks was performed in the performing. arts theater arena. The HWUSICO' introduces the narrator, El Gallo, perfectly portrayed by Donnie Herth. As a matchmaker and atthe same time a satan, El Gallo is summons by old father Bellamy creatively portrayed by senior Pat Sperling, and old man Hucklebee, by first year Drama student, Frank Horan. They create an unusual matchmaking situation for Luisa, aptly played by Lanette Gocken, and Matt played by Marc Schwaderer. Aside from all the trials the couple encountered, the play finally, as all love stories go, end with everyone happy- Student director, Cathy Wyatt supervised the production, while props were designed by Cindy Holley, Shawn Sweet, Nancy Durham, and Carrie Hollister. Costumes were designed by Lauri Watson, Rita Purvis, Darcy Berden and Terri Strauch. Music Director, Tom Morrow and his wife Nancy, accompanied the singers. The mutes were mimicked by Cheryl Swen, Vada Froster, Carrie Hancock, Kelly Martin, Kathy Hamada, Debbie Danley, Melodie Mall, and Barbara Walton. Other players were Kevin Snow, Tony Rodriauez and Bob Streich. l 202 Arts . . . Naturally l QCLZ ' i f 1 i Y 5 4, i., - 5 itil , I