Iroquois Central High School - Iroquoian Yearbook (Elma, NY)

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Fagin ' s gang adopts their new friend, Oliver. Bruce MacDonald portrays Fagin. George Davidson and Frank Cutson discuss Oliver.

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Musical smash ' Oliver! ' charms packed auditorium A packed auditorium cheered Oliver!, the eleventh production of the Iroquois music department. Directed by Elwood Eaton and Carl Norberg, the play starred an orphan boy played by seventh-grader Michael LaBelle. Bruce MacDonald, as Fagin, portrayed a wily, sly thief who taught young boys to steal. Paul Mac- Donald, as the Artful Dodger, was the leader of Fagin ' s mischievous boys. Bonnie Luders, as Mrs. Corning, and John Heidel, as Mr. Bumble, together ran a workhouse from which Oliver managed to escape. Denise Juliano, as Nancy, befriended Oliver, but was murdered by villain Dave Yandricha. The cast joins in the finale. Denise Juliano as Nancy leads the gang in It ' s a Fine Life. ' 122 Operetta

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Fond memories remain of 1967 prom, ' Camelot ' The 1967 prom owes its great success to many hours of constant work. The theme, Camelot, was illustrated by a drawbridge entrance into the huge and illustrious castle of King Arthur. Large murals of the days of old and mannequins resembling a knight and a lady created a lasting effect. The climax of the evening came with the crowning of the King, Ron Guard, and the Queen, Pat Drushler, along with their court. Tie tacks and charms were the souvenirs given as a reminder of the happy memories of the prom. Court watches as Frank Stuckey crowns Ron Guard, King. Kathy Williamson paints castle columns. Pages, Gary Jones and Pete McKay, guard the gate to the castle. Royal Court includes Mary Scott, Junior Attendant; Lyndall Becker, Senior Attendant; Onalee Munn, Princess; Pat Drushler, Queen; Ron Guard, King; Jim Hunt, Prince; Tom McCarthy, Senior Attendant; and Mike Abt, Junior Attendant. Prom 124 Commencement