Albany Union High School - Whirlwind Yearbook (Albany, OR)

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“Lovers” presents four funny scenes The spring play, “Lovers and Other Strangers , presented several humorous facets of the love and marriage routine. The first scene involved a smooth-acting young man persuading a girl into his apartment on the first date. Cowardice followed as a groom tried to call off his approaching wedding during the second episode. Next came a young couple's divorce and their problems w ith none- too-helpful parents. The final sketch found an older couple battling out their communication problems. Actress Darla West commented that the play “had the kind of comedy and humor people like. It was a modern play where people can watch it and see themselves. Cast Jerry.....................Reid Hutchins Brenda..............................Sue LeClerc Susan .................Carolyn Packard Mike ....................Larry Webster Frank ....................Walt Haight Beatrice..........................LuAnn Schmidt Rickie.............................Mike Cooley Joan ......................Karla Wald Johnny ...................Chuck Dood W ilma ...........................Darla West

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: □ Walt Haight, playing a nosey father, tries to smooth out marriage problems between his son and daughter-in-law. □ Disgust shows on Jerry's (Reid Hutchins) face as Brenda (Sue LeCIcrc) rattles on and one during their first date. □ □ Backstage Mr. Carstens applys make up to Chuck Doody’s face. □ Wilma (Darla Esst)continues hollering at her husband (Chuck Doody) as he gets ready to leave during an argument. □ Trying to back out of his approaching marriage. Mike (Larry Webster)explain , to his girl friend (Carolyn Packard) the many reasons he cannot marry her.