Arsenal Technical High School - Arsenal Cannon Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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You find dolls like this in a playground, not a toy store. Will Sarah Brown upgrade Sky Masterson before he degrades her ' ' ' Duh, which way did he go? Which way did he go? Two marriages and a happy ending later. Misfortune eets four more victims. m KM m ■ pi ' v

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' 79 Musical Is Memorable March 22. 23. 24 Tech became an inter- section of Broadway as the music depart- ment gave its production of Guys and Dolls . Eight weeks of practice became three days of performance as the hard- working cast crew, and orchestra unveiled their project for approval. Approved it was, as all three audiences clapped their dramatic satisfaction. A true crowd-pleaser. the plot centered around two odd couples and a crap game. In need of some quick cash to run his crap game, small-time bookie Nathan Detroit (Kent Smith) places a small wager with super-gambler Sky Masterson (Jeff Rhoads). The bet? . . . can Sky get a date with the puritanistic missionary Miss Sarah Brown (Tammy Marcum). Some- how Nathan loses the bet but still gets the money, and Sky and Sarah get married. But the success of Nathan ' s dice game can ' t save him from the matrimonious grasp of his fourteen-year fiancee. Miss Adelaide (Tina Stewart). Despite meddlesome detectives, and misleading deceptions, both couples live happily ever after in the minds of a thor- oughly pleased audience. Jeff Rhoads bells Marcie Quintana: so why does VI ike look dizzv. Miss Adelaide and Nathan Detroit: voted least likely to be married. 10

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fiank . oz fiE :: {EmozU± . . . Thanks. Tech. for the memories of the many and varied experiences you have given us. You introduced us to the sweet sound of applause in our first play. It was hard work and we were so-o-o scared — but — it was worth it. You taught us discipline with our years in R.O.T.C. and pride in ourselves when we won our star. You gave us a glimpse of the world of dance with the performance of the Indian- apolis ballet. We learned about rockets and air- planes; we climbed fences and we had an opportunity to meet the governor of our state. If we never have any of these experi- ences again, we ' ve had them once and maybe that ' s enough. Dance me a story. Governor Bowen meets Tech. If this were bigger I could go to the moon