Arapahoe High School - Calumet Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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.-f pf - ,-A. .,,,n- Guys ond Dolls A people paradox between a group of crap shooters and the Save-a-Soul Mission Band plus a little crazy love, this was the musical comedy Guys and Dolls . Nathan Detroit, a gambler, and Miss Adalaide, a singer at the Hot Box Night Club, or Sky Masterson, another gambler, and Sarah Brown, the leader of the Mission, create the crazy love. Sarah reluc- tantly finds herself in love with Sky after he talks her into going with him for an evening in Havana. When she returns she finds the Mission sadly lacking support. Sky promises to helpg he creates the crap game of all time. In this, if he wins, all the crap shooters are obligated to go to the Mission. He does win, so the Mission is saved, and to add to the perfect ending, Nathan decides to marry Adalaide and Sky decides to marry Sarah. The story was only part of the production, as the entire cast this year was brilliant. Frank Oden was very effective as Nathan Detroit, as was Jennifer Cox who played Miss Ada- laide. Jo Keller was excellent as Sarah Brown, and Forrest Mays equally so as Sky Masterson. Magi McKinnies was Gen. Matilda Cartwright, Steve Burkholder was Nicely-Nicely, and Pat Brunk was Benny Southstreet. The cast, story and music were brought together into a polished whole by three people. Mr. Gene Scrimpsher was Stage Manager, Miss Marcelene Dillon was Vocal Director, and Mr. Don Smith was Instrumental Director. llllllllIHS!!!!!BE!E!EMlH::llmaaastau-

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