North Kansas City High School - Purgold Yearbook (North Kansas City, MO)

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ll . 4,-.4 ll 22 Oklahoma! finds its home at orthtovvn -f f, Aunt Eller and the boys don't give up easily when Iud tries to outbid for Laurey's hamper. The pit orchestra looks on with amusement. Ol-flahoma!, the longest running hit musical ,in America's theater history, came alive at North Kansas City on April 3, 4, 5, and 6. Over one-hundred fifty Northtowners were involved in the all-school music and drama produc- tion. These enthusiastic students helped to make Rogers and Hammersteins classic musical a success under the di- rection of Miss Donna Lou Pyper and Miss Mildred Fulton, whether they took part in a rousing chorus or helped behind stage. Like North Kansas City, several other area high schools also presented Oklahoma! for their 1974 spring musical. Perhaps this gave Northtown's performers the extra incen- tive needed for an outstanding production. It was the com- bined efforts of all at the endless hours of hectic rehearsals that produced the delightful and enjoyable entertainment provided by N.K.C.'s production of Oklahoma! Ferguson'Thurman Gardner HH Fa cone' ane A ered th M df -.-1 a'nke oyce I-leva owt'Chr s Humba 4 Anna Ashcraft' Candy Baker Phil Barnhart' Nery Benitez!'Angela Dodge'iConnie Dover Leading Oklahoma! characters: CURLEY ........... IEFF HORN LAUREY .... KAREN IOHNSON ADO ANNIE CARNES SUZIE HILLIS WILL PARKER RANDY SWETNAM ALI HAKIM ....... BILL WHITE AUNT ELLER BARB THOMPSON IUD FRY ..... RON SHATSWELL GERTIE CUMMINCS CINA POTEET Andrew Carnes ...... Dave Sachs Cord Elam ......... lay Schmidt Kathy pson'Ka hy Sovereign' Sim Shea T m bby -X L.. -- CD 3 f-H '+- 09 r- Gero 9 Re t 1 t t y l I Nancy I r I l 1 l I I 1 r I ckson Ed .- ,P x- W CD :E :J r' O Z DJ -1 fl 1: i V Z J O Debi e A t x rt ' 1 t Sn h eres t t tub rt' ld Tr1mble'Valer1e Vogliardol' Dax' d Wood x During on C'ndy Es ep Ka h V Y H ove' 0 ene Coodt ane C I Ike Skidmore ...,.... Kevan Loy S im ...,....... Marcus Morton Choreography: Anna Sue Mohler Dancers: Iaci Birtfjoan Bonk'tMike Kah- y - tonl'Cindy Owsley Tim Plum- mer Camille Wilson D'1vid Wood A Mike Kahler Karen Kerr Debbie Leonard CU Tim Plummer Nick Quatrochi!'Stexf, Rich son De Robe Sefe Reed i Sr a S ephens'iPa T G? Okluhol Certie,

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4 ul'-. Q me to Dinner. HHGI' 1 in :ook Nancy Sap: This years junior class play, The Mon Who Come to Dinner, opened the 1973-74 dramatic season with two per- formances November 29 and 30. Written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, it has become one of the most famous of American comedies. The play's large cast made it possible for many to get into the complications brought about by the delayed stay of Sheridan Whiteside in the Stanley home, May I show you a few momentoes of the past? asks strange Harriet. Maggie Welcomes Metz, the W0fld'S greatest aUth0fitY OU insect life- i If 9 , Z 1' ff! i , ln, ' - UH llflig hail' ' v N U ff ! ? 'ii 3' 511922 I gr: IH: W. ,A 1 Q l , M. 1 A349 XR mv, ' wx' 'L LX f Oh, I knew l had a bit of dirt for us all to nibble on. pokes Beverly.

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