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AMS WORKERS John Dilillo, Gary Ratzke, Don Lorenzi, aid Frank Diaz, on ladder pushing Mike Goldware out of picture, make ready for the AMS Mardi Gras fans. LET ME OUT! Judy Wilson tries to escape from the WAA Mardi Gras jail, but her jail pals Sue Alexander, Sheila Davenport, and Pauline Warnholts prefer to stay. Charitable Students NEW EVENT. This year saw an extremely active AMS and through this activity came the AMS Mardi Gras, the newest and biggest social event of the year. AMS presented the Mardi Gras to raise funds for the American Cancer Society by requesting differ- ent organizations to sponsor money-making booths. MARDI GRAS QUEEN. Gary Ratzke introduces the lovely candidates for the Mardi Gras Queen contest. From left to right, Kay Gallagher, Lee Ann Jones, Queen Cee Kaz- mier, Kay Klippel, Mary Ann Lane, second runner up Linda Miller, Judy Smitherum, and third runner up Carol Suci; judging was a difficult job.
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Cheer PICKING UP PENNIES for the ASB Christmas drive are Betty Lou Curtis and Kay Issac. Various drives on campus netted several hun- dred dollars for needy families in the Riverside area, including the City College campus. UGLIEST man on campus was Dennis Rahn. Some found it unusual to try to find the ugliest man at Christmas time. However, the contest does raise funds for the needy. Goldware, Gordon Welty, Gordon Rudh, instructor Phil- lip Denham, Linda Harrison, Pam Nutter, Steve Taylor. A CHECK! John Dilillo and Emmett Ford announce a contribution to the Christmas Drive.
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DARN YANKEES. Members of the RCC Damn Yankees cast, Tina Guin, Cee Kazmier, pose with Angels Lee Thomas, Jim Fregosi and Bob Rogers, for publicity purposes What a Way To Go. Dramatic Benefits GO GO GREAT was the dancing, singing and the acting for Damn Yanks. HARD WORKERS. This year the drama depart- ment went from a Coy display of Little Foxes to one fine job in Damn Yankees. Little Foxes, with overtones of Death of a Salesman, was dominated by actor acting. Damn Yankees on the other hand was presented by singers trying their hand at acting. Both productions were well received by audiences. FOXIES. James Dykes and Julia Thielman prove their ability as actors as they portray their respective parts in the very difficult play Little Foxes. MAKEUP ANYONE. Director and set designer, David MacCuish, finds the going rather difficult when it comes to making actor Don McCoy, look old.
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