Billings West High School - Westward Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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talent in action Through the efforts of the stagecraft class, the West High stage was trans- formed into such things as two New York apartments, an elegant night club, and a city street. Stagecraft made the sets for Pillow Talk, the vari- ety show, Key to the World, and Pyg- malion. The class also did all of the lighting for the chorus, band, and or- chestra concerts, and for the various groups that rented the stage. Instruc- tor is Mr. Lowell Bushnell. STAGECRAFT. ROW ONE: Heather Tidyman, Andrea Hupp. Karen Berger. Richard Hannah. Dan Wright. Cindy Delzer, Gail Haider. ROW TWO: Lanette Fryer, Craig Callen, Peggy Kalvig. ROW THREE: Kim Harris, Karla Goodbar. ROW FOUR: Linda Meiss, Debbie Smith, Sherry Neumann, Susan Serrette. ROW FIVE: Debbie Black. Ellen Stecher, Shari Whitmore, Debbie Timberman, Vicki Ras- mussen. Terri Moore. Barb Peterson. NOT PICTURED: Sheryl Smyk, Barry Hoff. Gayle McClintock. 2B This Page Sponsored By PLEBICOS

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the distinguished cast Jan Morrow............ Jonathan Forbes....... Brad Allen............ Alma.................. Pierot................ Mrs. Walters.......... Tony Walters.......... Marie................. Eileen................ Yvette ............... Miss Conrad........... Supervisor............ Miss Dickenson ....... Policeman............. Bessie ............... Mrs. Frost............ Mrs. Ames............. Graham................ Singer................ Tilda................. Ann................... Voice (Telephone Op.) . . .Sonja Lovejoy . Roger Bernhardt ......Don Olson .........Pat Scott . . Mark Huisenga . . .Schell Hurlbert ......Ron Wyatt . . Kathy Moloney .....Susan Wiser . . .Sharon Dailey .... Dede Turner . . . .Lynne Turner ........Terri Linn .....Mike Lemm . . Nancy Langstaft Mellody Shepherd ......Janet Klien . . . Ken Humphrey . . Paula Cameron . . . Cathy Bustell . . . Elaine Bohren . Melody Bracken

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— This Page Sponsored By KEY CLUB ABOVE: Ann Bloomdahl looks over art work for the 1971-72 Ursa Major, West’s literary magazine. LEFT: Corby Skinner contem- plates material submitted to the Ursa Major staff. - yO v S' r ■ £ LEFT: An interested spectator walks away from a table on which the Ameri- can Field Service Club displayed pic- tures of hairy athletic legs. These pic- tures were used as a money-raising project. AFS also presented the movies The Red Balloon,” and Rebel With- out a Cause. The money from these projects was used to support the for- eign exchange program at West.