Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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gl l f ,ur ilk T A it L A ig. ' -- LEFT PAGE: Leftp Luisa, played by senior LaNette Gocken, was carried off by Mortimer, played by Bob Streich, Top Right, The two tather's, played by Frank Horan and Pat Sperling, confer with each other, while El Gallo played by Donnie Herth aides in carrying out their plot. Bottom Rightg Father Bellamy climbs over the wall quietly to talk with Father Hucklebee. RIGHT PAGE: Top, Father Hucklebee and his son Matt, during the introduction ot the play sing llDo You Remember?l' Bottom, Luisa and Father Bellamy ioin in the opening chorus ot, 'lDo You Remember? Arts . . . Naturally 203

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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

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ACS ln the tradition of our campus, the Variety show was a success and the theme centered around movies. Students were able to show some ot their hidden talents which are not always exposed everyday. The show was composed ot singing, dancing and a great deal of comedy. Mrs. Williams music director and Mrs. Russell dance director utilized fourth period to prepare for the show. liThe thing l like best about- the one act plays is that everyone gets a chance to ddsomething, and it is an ideal experience for new actors , emphatically states Mrs. Williams. The show was made up of three plays, llOne Night in Daylight , directed buy Karen Williams, uThe ln Group , directed by Cheryl Swen, 'iPullman Car Hiawatha , directed by Billie Williams. The one acts were done primari by students in the c-haracterizatic class during first period. To top th evening, a celebrity a.utction wc held and items such as Joh Wayne's coffee cup, Bob Hope key chain, Bing Crosby's insigni leather wallet, and Neil .Diamon autographed record album wer sold. 204 Activities . . .-Naturally