Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Productions Mad Stages Simon's Hilarious 6Odd Couple' Neil Simonis uOdd Couple ran for seven performances in Central's Petite Playhouse. The production opened on October 21 with standing room only, and played to capacity audiences the next six nights. Presented by the Advanced Drama class in conjunction with Productions Mad, the play was centered around two divorcees, Oscar Madison and Felix Ungar, who, during the course of the story, discovered why their wives left them. After accept- ing an invitation to move into a slightly disheveled eight-room apartment belonging to his slovenly friend, Oscar, Felix endeavored to restore order and neatness to the littered apartment. From then on the pace was hectic as situations mounted between the men over housekeeping and particularly the two Pigeon sisters from upstairs. Adding hilarity to the play are the two Pigeon sisters played by Mary Ann Kinsman and Debbie Richards fabovel. Larry Klein Crightb, as the meticulous Felix Ungar, stands garbed in apron with soup ladle. 224Odd Couple Chief Dramatis Personae: Felix Ungar .......... Oscar Madison ....... . . Speed ........ Murray ...... Roy ........... . . Vinnie .......... . . Gwendolyn Pigeon Cecily Pigeon ............ . . Production Crew Chairmen: Sets ......... Director ..... . . . . . Larry Klein . .Andy Schefman . . . Richard Myers . Keith DeBrunner . Gary McSpadden Richard Lavender . Debbie Richards Mary Ann Kinsman Jen Foldie House ................. ....... . . . Dennis McNaulty Stage Manager . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Lawrence Liff 'r f f Kathy Ernster il

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Bobcats Flog Defending Championsg Banquet Lauds Outstanding Athletes Once again the football experts felt quite confident in their prediction of Central,s inevitable defeat on December 5. The general forecast implied that the encounter between Central and St. Mary,s would surely result in a resplendent victory for the defending state champions. However, the Bobcat gridders flogged St. Mary,s Knights with a 14-7 victory, leading Central to the state title. The outstanding athletes of the football and cross country teams were honored on Monday, December 8, when the Dads Club sponsored its twelfth annual Fall Sports Banquet. First on the agenda was a steak din- ner, after which guest speakers Dr. Howard Seymour and Dr. Trevor Browne congratulated the football and cross country teams on their ex- traordinary seasons. Individual speech- es were also delivered by the exultant coaches of the various varsity and underclass teams. Afterwards came the presentation of awards and letters. Special commendation was bestowed upon junior Neil Howk as the most valuable cross country runner. The climax came when Steve Cohen and Joe Cattaneo were lauded as most outstanding back and lineman. 51.3, A er'-vnu-5. 'A Lf P Y is 2 ----.J one 5 -s