Glendale Community College - El Ano Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Despite several maior catastrophes such as The illness of three leading characters, The play was only six days late in production and considered quite successful. Left: Corliss swoons over the man in uniform, Pv'r. Earharf, Uim Camp- belD. Above: Mr. and Mrs. Archer, played by Dean Nielson and Dolores Clark, observe in amazement their young daughter's behavior. Below: Dexter Franklin Randy Van Pattem pou'rs over the box of candy Corliss received from Pvf. Earharf. ACTIVITIES - 97

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AII-college cost opens at Sombrero Playhouse A The cast of the play Kiss and Tell was as follows: Mr. Williard, Jim O'Meara; Louise, Mary McNamara; Corliss Archer, Connie Pat- rick; Raymond Pringle, Ron Dix; Mildred Pringle, Donifa Dieckman; Dexter Franklin, Randy van Patten; Mrs. Archer, Dolores Clark; Mr. Archer, Dean Nielson; Private Earharf, Jim Campbell; LT. Lenny Archer, Scott Connelly; Mrs. Franklin, Carol Young; Mr. Franklin, STeve Elsner; Mrs. Pringle, Nancy Vanderhoff; Uncle George, Bill Peck; Mr. Pringle, Mike Zody. Top: Lenny Archer, Scott ConnellyL and Mildred Pringle, monifa Deickmam, share the joy of becoming engaged. Middle: Corliss Archer, hConnie PatrickL tries to sweeT- talk Dexter Franklin, Randy Van Paffem, info keeping The secret of her friendship with Mildred. Righi: Raymond Pringle, Ron DixL Mildred's younger brother, assures Corliss of his good character. 96 - ACTIVITIES

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Cast of Figaro: Eileen Lambson, iBarbarinat; Mark Montanus, iCount Almavivat; Shari Stanley, iSusannei; Jim O'Meara, iFigaroi; kneeling, Shirley HrencherACherubinot. Make up artist Eileen Lambson, who also plays Barbarina in the opera, assists Susanne, iShari Stanieyt prepare for the production. 98 - ACTIVITIES The Marriage of Figaro, a classic French comedy, was presented before an invi- tational audience on May 12 and followed by a reception. The production was open to the public on May 14. Based on a play written by Pierre Caron de Beaumar- chais, it was presented by the entire opera workshop under the supervision of Mrs. Mary A. Dutton. The opera, with arias, narration, and music composed by Mo- zart, used period costumes. Figaro, servant to Count Almaviva, is en- gaged to Susanne, maid to the Countess. The Count is determined to spend the first night of the marriage with the bride, much to the protests of Figaro. The opera is a contest of matching wits between the two to win the affections of Susanne. In the end, the Count is tooled into spending the night with his own wife, believing her to be Susanne. The page, Cherubino, is in love with every woman on the stage, which only confuses matters more. The opera workshop practiced and held rehearsals every Tuesday and Thursday from 2-4 p.m. Mr. Peter Overson, drama instructor at Camelback branch, assisted with staging, and Mr. Phiiip Moloso, head librarian at Maryland, accompanied the performers on piano.