Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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peRfORmance B B £—.Jk£t , . M i i tI I Skating to the beat of Troika was fun according to the Sophomore Rockettes. Mrs. Dorothy Brewer Director and Choreographer Dressed in cotton prints, the Freshman Rockettes presented their Calico Capers. Mr. Dan Swift Technical Director 135

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Comment The Senior Rockettes danced to the strains of Hennessey Bells rang out as the fifth annual Command Performance, Sierra ' s talent show, was pre- sented in the Boys ' Gym on March eighth and ninth. The production titled Ding Dong Bell, centered around the story of a local girl who develops a crush on on exchange student from Hawaii. Throughout the produc tion thirty-six versatile groups pooled their talents to help her execute her crafty scheme to get his atten- tion. After many exciting moments at Green Pines Lodge and the Lazy Belle Dude Ranch, chance finally brought the couple together as they are aboard ship bound for Hawaii. Susan Neill Student Director Barbara Scott Student Director f f ft ft P fl :, Portraying students in the classroom were the Junior Rockettes. 134

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6inQ 6onQ Bell Pat Fawcett, Student Dance Director, added to the show with Mombo Jambo. Presenting o selection of medleys for the performance was Sierra ' s Boys and Girls Ensemble. Providing the music for the production was Sierra ' s Dance Bond, the Skylighters. Bob Thompson, Paul Kraus, Bob Kiger and Erwin Craig song about their adventures in the snow. The Hula Group entertained the guests aboard the S.S. Constitution on the way to Hawaii. The main characters of Annabelle and Tom Koolihe were portrayed by Carol Fleischman and Tom Adams. 136