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Pursuit of love, confused identity enliven A- o Mourning the squire-'s illness, the servant await news of the will labovel. oA last minute check of lines and entrances i made by Russ Kennedy Michelle Vau han, f 8 and Nancy Atkinson before the play. 26 f ' .l f T7 senior pla 'Tom jones' Comedy set the mood for the sen- ior production of Tom jones, as approximately 50 class members re- lived the past with scenes ranging from murder to marriage. The story of a young Englishman and his pursuit of his true love, the play depicted lim Lane in the title role with Cathy McFarland as So- phia Western. Blifil, the villain of the plot, was brought to life by Pete Rusthoven, while Allan Kuhlman portrayed Tom's generous uncle, Squire Allworthy. Newcomers to the stage, as well as old pros, kept the audience laughing as they presented an abundance of coincidences and an appearance of the Black Shadow demanding Your money or your life! Filling behind-the-scenes roles, seniors also handled sets, costumes, makeup, and ticket sales. ll x l .- W,
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sets rh thm of 'soul train' The pounding beat of a drum, the colored flashes of a strobe light, and the subtle rhythm of a poem set the tempo as the curtain rose on the 1968 Knight Train to Talent. Weeks of preparation, under the direction of coordinators Anitra Clark and Beckie Bultman, led to a show filled with soul, folk, jazz, and even a little advice on how to handle Little Bo Peep's sheep. The crowning of seniors Bob Meara and Sue Murphy as Knight 'n Gale, Arlington's typical boy intermission and girl, sparked activities, while senior girls looked toward the future, ending the Soul Train '68 performance on a sentimental note. Try-outs mean extra duties for Anitra Clark and Beckie Bultman. A look into the future is presented to all seniors by Carol McCormick. The Tijuana Brass song, Whipped Cream, provides background music for a jazz routine, danced by senior Cathy McFarland. Cathy is a veteran talent show dancer. 25
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i i i l .Teasing Tom ileftl, Sophia thanks him for saving her life. 0Pleading his love ibottoml, Tom tries to convince the dubious Sophia. .While Hsupping at Upton ibelowl lim Lane eats his chicken with relish. x 7. 1 s E' f T114-ff ,,... -.v A Q , ! eg? X j 4 i, 1 if sa W3 27
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