Archbishop Hoban High School - Way Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Mrs. Emest Stanley Miss Preen Richard Stanley Iune Stanley Iohn Sarah Mrs. Dexter Mrs. McCutcheon Mr. Ernest Stanley Maggie Cutler Dr. Bradley Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley Bert Jefferson Lorraine Sheldon Joe Oliver Carlton Ban'o Professor Metz Pam Cork Beth Davies Mark Gorman Liz Henley Mark Blinkhorn Camille Felton Davsm Bartell Laura Labbe Tom Franjesevic Celeste Kuder Chris Kubofcik Martin Kubilus Cathy Yakubik Iohn Foster Iill Webb Iim Macika Rick Batyko Dominic Rizzo Luther johnson Expressman Iim Macika Westcott Mark Buehler Luncheon Guests Frank Caprio joe Kraus Steve Acuff Guard Mark Buehler Radio Technician Mike Censky Deputies Steve Acuff Mike Censky Plainclothesman Frank Caprio Choir MaryanniMcIntyre Terri Manko Anne De1Medico Cindy Choban Dawn Bartell Nancy May Maria Varca Chris Eblen Ioyce Andes Directed by Br. Guy Eckels C.S.C. The Man Who Came To Dinner Kaufman and I-lart's satire, The Man Who Came To Dinner, was ably presented by this year's Drama Club, along with the Theater Arts class and stage crew. The cast, chosen in September, worked long months to learn their lines letter-perfect and ready themselves for the performances. Likewise long hours were spent by the stage crew building and painting sets, assembling props and costumes, and getting the lights just right. The curtain came down only after two admirable performances before two very appreciative audiences. 32 ,.gguqiBlll!' is ln Celeste Kuder, Martin Kubilus, John Foster, Luther johnson in an act from the Man Who Came To Dinner. ir he AM kd, .iazwwswk,.:gfgyQNa-1,s,,:,. :f M W W .K up if ',,s1-ref Q .jaj.j.',2'

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2 ll Niue Annual Musicale fAboveJ Backed by the band, sophomore Iulie Henderson sings I Won't Last a Day. QBelowj In a co-ed kickline, dancers step high to the tune Basin Street Blues. CAt lefty lf You're Going to San Francisco was sung by sophomore Iodi Raymond. CBelow leftj The chorus performs a medley of songs from the Sound of Music. The opening number started the audience on a trip through the United States, with several stops along the way . . . Some of the stops included the big cities of New York and Chicago, and later, New Or- leans. California was visited and then the train headed back East, making a final stop in Philadelphia, where a patriotic medley wound up the show. Mr. Robert Randles was di- rector of the chorus, with Mrs. Paula Hamby taking charge of the dancers and Mr. Gary Col- lier the band. 31

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iff. -fs, 0- Below, the stage as seen from the audience, l ' 1 4 Wi ,.,,. mer- f 'lid' exflf Above: Marty Kubilus as Sheridan Whiteside, Below: Iill Webb as the vamp, Lorraine. IV!! -I' A. W