Arlington High School - Colt Corral Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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 Scapino” Adds lialian Acceni io AH8 “Scapino, the drama depart- ment's season opener was pre- sented in the Arlington High Auditorium, October 26 and 28. Taking the title role was a sen- ior, Clint Bullard, with the part of his sidekick, Sylvestro, played by John Boomer. Geronte was played by Jerry Hill, while Lean- dro was covered by Jim Rowell. Other main characters included Steve Morris as Otto- rio, Steve Menteer as Carlo, Eliz- abeth MaHaffey as Giancinta, and Leslie Hudson as Zerbi- netta. Also appearing were the nurse, portrayed by Mary Blinn; two waitresses, played by Andrea Nelson and Diane Valentine; the headwaiter cov- ered by Dana Mullen; with Paul Cobb as another waiter. Jeff Childs and Sheri Schoenecker took the non-speaking parts of the tourists. Other non-speak- ing parts were played by Greta Fink and Elaine Minor who por- trayed two young girls. (A) Carlo, (Steve Menteer) welcomes the audience to Scapino. (B) Waitress Diane Valentine serves bread to the customers. (C) Carlo Argante (Steve Morris), and Scapino (Clint Bullard) dis- cuss Argante's son as the waitress (Andrea Nelson) serves wine. (D) John Boomer (Sylvestro) practices his gang ster routine as Scapino watches. (F) Sca- pino fools Geronte (|erry Hill) into get- ting into a bag. (F) |im Rowell (Leandro) gawks as Scapino and Robert Barron (Octavio) count money. 24 Activities

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Christmas Enlightens Days Christmas week began with excitement brewing in the air. Students searched their minds to think of a creative door design. Doors reflected the cur- rent pastimes with decorations of toga parties and idol Steve Martin. Mrs. Martha Roark's home room won the contest with a Sesame Street design. Foreign Language students gathered in the cafeteria and caroled Christmas songs. The German, French, and Spanish students sang in their respective languages and finally harmon- ized together in English. The Christmas assembly cli- maxed the short week. The fac- ulty choir sang an arrangement of Christmas carols, while choir members performed various Christmas melodies. Student Council representatives did a production of Charles Schulz's A Charlie Brown Christmas. School finally ended at 2:30 on Wednesday afternoon. Stu- dents had various activities planned for the holiday. Many spread about the nation on ski trips, and others enjoyed family holidays at home. Some of the foreign songs included France's Un Flam- beau Jeanette Isabelle and Germany's Stille Nacht and O Tannenbaum. (A) Recently popular comedian Steve Martin poses for a door decoration. (B) Trig class shows Christmas spirit with a complex design. (C) Mrs. Elizabeth Free exhibits her art class' ingenuity in their version of the traditional Christmas tree. (D) Evidence of the “Toga'' craze appears in this demonstration of AHS creativity. (E) Choir members Pam Childers, Elizabeth Rollins, and Martha Postlethwaite entertain students at the Christmas assembly. (F) As Kermit waves in the background, Mrs. Martha Roark stands beside her winning door. (C) Members of the faculty choir receive their chance to exhibit their musical skills.