Flowing Wells High School - We Rose Above Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Below, terrified of the strong armed Bill Sykes, played by Dan Capps, Steve Peterson, an innocent bystander trembles at the thought of getting clobbered. Sy SShaSees Rae arene ame mame recamees Above Left, Mr. Laga. production director, and actors Mike Spencer and Dan Harrigan, discuss costuming with costume chief, Bonnie Kemp, as Stage Manager Jennifer Ralston takes notes. Above, between rehearsals David Krug. Che Artful Dodger, catches a quick nap, clutching his priceless. script. Above Right, captivating the audience, portraying his lonesome lovable character, Oliver, Kobbie Emmett rehearses his song “Where Js Love’.

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eS. BD ctvecn the acts of the Girl’s League Follies, the mistresses of ceremony kept e253 the audience laughing by telling jokes and doing comedy routines. Left, Jor the second half of the Girl's League Follies the mistresses of ceremony were Lynn Harris and Sheilah Farley. Below left, z Smith and Marty Echtermach were the mistresses of ceremony for the first half of the Follies. 1] Above, J a comical version of the Dating Game that appears on TV, contestant Richard Wallace is lost for words after mecting his new date. Vivian Sweat. Above left, After answering the questions that will decide who will finally be chosen to date Kichard Wallace, the glamourous contestants, Charlotte Warren, Ladonna Barcey, and Vivian Sweat anxiously await the decision. Right, Dancing to a number called ‘Mame’. the Pom Pon girls, A. Smith, J. Koppen, B. Averill, D. Mohn, D. Arnold. J. Bull, XL. Sanders, and CT. Meyers, added to the enjoyment of the Follies.

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Left, with his fiendish minded scrooge appearance, Fagin, portrayed by Koger Owens, threatens all with his face alone. Oliver! Oliver! The chorus and drama depart- ments staged Lionel Barts musical, Oliver! as their spring musical. Try- outs for major parts were held Feb- ruary 25-26. The cast was led by Robbie Em- mett as Oliver. Roger Owens por- trayed the mean miser, Fagin. The rough and gruely Bill Sykes was played by Dan Capps, and Bill's girlfriend, Nancy, was played by Tammie Kennedy. The whimsical Artful Dodger, was portrayed by David Krug. Other roles included, Mr. Bumble, Mike Spencer; Mrs. Bumble, Kay Walsh; Mr. Brownlow, Dan Har- rigan; and Nancy's constant shadow, Bet, was played by Ann Shaw. Rehearsals lasted from February 29 to March 21-22 when the play was presented. Above, Miss Fulkens, staging the musical numbers for Oliver!, eniphasizes Sykes’ frerceness to Dan Capps, for the number “My Name’. as the crowd looks on. Left, i the boisterous song '‘Hmp Pah Pak’ Nancy, portrayed by Canusie Kennedy, displays a pretty ankle to all of the passing men in a barroom as the crowd accompanies her.