Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Fantasy Unfolds; Skilled Cast Performs As the curtain opened and the story of Ondine evolved, a variety of new and old talent lighted the Huguenot stage. The cast included: COMETS. 21 Oa Lynn Keeton POAC RLS ANSS (NS oe UR aed ev Richard Clarke Bion os fey | 2s A Anne Richardson CMe) GTaYeD © MUS Ee ea er Tommy Hewitt hepa des 0 Na Riggie Bagan PESTA). 0 A Mary Whitby BETCHiMeEa hele ce Bob Hudson King Hercules VI (John Uhland) covers his nose in shame as Ondine The King Sohemtintsnd (Lynn Keeton) describes the wart on it as ‘“... a flower, a 8) GNA RDY D TRE eae eae ay mountain, a pillar of strength.”’ Superintendent of the Royal Theatres (Bill Blair) exclaims with exuberance that the only entertainment befitting the occasion is. . . ‘‘Salammbo.”’ 17

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(ABOVE) Bertha (Anne Richardson) and Bertram (Bob Hudson) assume an air of regal dignity as the court comes to order. (ABOVE RIGHT) A moment of embarrassed silence ensues as Bertha (Anne Richardson) and Hans (Richard Clarke) unexpectedly meet in the garden. Court members Frances Cone, Wilson Johnson, Cindy Bowling and Mike Newton anxiously await the king. 16

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(ABOVE) Scrooge’s maid, Gail Prather, schemes to sell his belongings to pawnbroker Kenny Hines before undertakers Tommy Hewitt and Bob Hudson get down to business. (RIGHT) Bearing symbols of his evil life, the ghost of Jacob Marley (Wilson Johnson) warns Ebeneezer Scrooge (Bill Blair) to change his ways before it’s too late. 18 (ABOVE) Bob Cratchit (Dick Guy) and his family (Susan Tymosko, David Roberson, Margie Leyshon, Jody Gordon) begin their Christmas celebration in London.