Manitou Springs High School - Mustang Yearbook (Manitou Springs, CO)

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Come back here, and don't turn your back on me! Max Weisenfluh and Kathy Shay in a dormitory scene in the Junior play, Anyone for tennis? Bob Brooks makes a funny, and the rest of the cast applauds, The lineup, The Junior play cast is posed for a portrait at the end of a one-way, dead-end street. A hard working stage crew, headed by Mike Simonet, Jack Scott, Ron Eason, and Jim Lovejoy, helped to make a smooth production. Prompters were Lynda Willing- ham and Joanne Colby. Carma Norman managed the publicity and Vicki Warren was business manager. Under the direction of Mrs. Jones, the Juniors presented the Comedy Best Foot Forward on November 22. Included in the cast were Kathy Shay, Alton Imhof, Beverly Spencer, Bobbee Brooks, Thelma Field, Randall Zercher, Karen Vonarx, Jerry Stroup, Katy Rosentreter, John Baker, Carole White, Jack Scott, Carla Rutterford, Max Weissenfluh, Larry Tubaugh, Rudy Antle, and Herb Wilson. Miss Caduff assisted Mrs. Jones. EAD ON smear -, . wr?

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Allan sells a subscription to Bev Eason. He and his staff, which included Jim Bruce, Jody Lo- baugh, Jane Burt, Gerould King, and Gitty Baker, met the quota by selling a book to almost every- one in school. Annual Activities Three of the faithfuls at a night session for the annual staff. Sandy is Senior editor, David, football editor. Jim not only is business manager, but also a mainstay on the editorial staff. Karen co-ordinated the work of the others and did much herself. -n-u-iiveq---1' gl--il! ff' Selling advertising is no easy task. Here Dick shows a businessman the advantage of buying an ad in the Mustang. Verne Witham was his chief assistant, with Probably the job most demanding - and exasperating - Chuck Stu! is and Jane Bun helpm is that of the photographer. With unlimited patience and good humor, Terry struggled with our whims and refractory subjects to take most of the pictures in this book. Clovis helped him with advertising picture and developing. 8 8-