Black River High School - Banner Yearbook (Ludlow, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1984 volume:

THE CERTAIN RISES CN TEE 1984 BANNER ' 1 ' ' I 1UTJU Jl AO ian:Success1 MCTHOPOUTAN Second Nig J4?:ce i THEATRE; smsfflsa itur. PAULINA DAY EBR’Y 27th, Mu' ‘JST IPPEMMC OF iESCSARHETT. ISA. B1LL1 at 2:30 P. M. IVIAN BLAINE stars in “A atful of Rain,” melodrama at ie Lyceum that had its 300th performance last night. has been devised by Walter Wicks! and Louis Johnson. ♦ ♦ Foui of the “Kinp: and I” hits will be sung in Saturday night’s Rodgers ami Hammerstein con- cert, bringing to a close the cur- rent series at Lewisohn Stadium. Annamary Dickey, William Tab- bert, riaramae Turner and Jack Russell are the soloists. . . . The Cambridge .Vass.) production of John Clay’s “The Beggar’s Opera,” starring Shirley Jones, won unan- imous raves from the Boston .critics. Eeauty Contest Martin Starr. Hollywood com- mentator who had a hand in cre- ating the Miss Universe” pag- eant, will act as master-of-cere- 1 monies and co-chairman of the i judges committee in the fifth annual Miss Westchester” beauty contest, to be staged at Brandt’s Yonkers Theatre late next month. Jazz Art The Randalls Island Jazz. Festi- val, Aug. 24 and 25, will feature an art exhibit of paintings, sculp- ture and photographs on jazz subjects. A Ml SKMKM S VIRGINIA MARTIN and her fellow revuers give “New Faces of ’56” its 50th workout this evening at the Barrymore. KMKNTH AMI «GREATEST 'SHOW BOAT' IVIR — “LAVISH AND MAGNIFICENT 7 1 JT. � « � .. V- BASKET PARTIES WELCOME 15 RIDES FOR 1.00 Taei., Wed., Thar ., FrL id. Gerald Metcalfe, Dwight irfiold, Patricia Peardon, Mi- ael Lipton, Lois Raeder, Rose- irv Murphy and John Morlcy. Ml Shewlove is directing. nd Another Finally, there’s Ail on a Sum- er’s Day.” comedy by Robert By George Clark where movie talent scouts Id to ask. irrmulniot her to -Metroi-onte. I. A S S I AUK IIinrhell Mirror OPEN 12 NOON tCloseU Monday � Oi l IlKOUnVAV TIIKATRFS ”••£ XM IL A RATING — hr. Trlh. umai VAHYA im.;ONO • Reduced Summer Foci 4th ST.lHlAlUE-83 E.4ih St.nr.2nd Ave. Ii:i.-Soi IIC Mitt.Sit I Sa . 2.40. Cl 4-5710 -J your iii.iUo tins.” THE THREEPENNY OPERA Eve . Tue� -Sun RIDES • AMUSEMENTS RECREATION • POOL N.Y.C. CH 4-5659—OPEN DAILY Route 9 near Peeksklll Travel via Budton River Day Lint BLST VIVIA A HATFUI. OF RATN t V ■ I LYCEUM. 149 W.45. JU 2-3897 E 0« at 8 40. Man. TOM'W WED. at 2:40 n i.ii fi: ri:iz� : a critics award Tlton.a CjOMF.7. Marjorie S fEELE TIIK F.I IA KAZAN rroilurllon Cat on a hot tin roof |� I K M SKK WILLIAMS i .r.. .1 MOROSCO. W. 45. Mat� .Tom'wAW«d. •'TREMENDOUS M US1CAL”— GWEN VF.RDON in DAMN YANKEES Lz j Nf.'ll lfl'S CAL starring STEPHEN DOUGLASS |4blli STREET Thea..W.46 Clr. 6-4271 Evg . at 8 30 Mm. TOMW 4 WED. at 2:36 Unbelievably Funny _sewsmeek WALKER PHILLIPS FNOKI. C0WARD 8 AT I I- N ANGELS An ( tl PLAYHOUSE W.48 Ev 8:40 MtSat.Wed. • I It V T. o V S '—Minor 1. WVRKM K BILI.V TIBBETT GILBERT A XT XT V T,IK ORE AT A iN IN I Mis r.tr. HIT A ■.t MAJESTIC.W.44 Clr.6-0730 rlooiiN I rum Tin N eiulihorw lioW lltirrnu— r S ' mull—lOo M “l'miniiM show In town”—.Wt0$ it I I II KII.KKN LOItlNO GORDON HERLIE SMITH ATCHMAKER i - � ., HOYALE.W.45 Clr.5-5 60 ••Sammy | a i« Jr. U a rnwerhomw In a fin� t nml «•iiirceth ni� w mitalrnl !“ - Ihnnkins. W'.-Tele. f Sun Mr. y onderful .1 V .1 ttl. sir.il. I OMEhY '• The WILL MASTTN TRIO ....... SAMMY DAVIS JR. Mr-C.l BROADWAY Thea . Byl53St.Cir.7-7992 Evg at 8:30. Malt. TOM'W A WED. at 2:30 “ONE ni mi: It I.ST 11 SICA IS OF Tlfl, CKNTIKY. —Atkinson. Time� REX JULIE i HARRISON ANDREWS Mis cm ncs rni7K visual Y FAIR LADY Mail Order Filled Eve� 8:30.58.05.7.50.6.90.5.75, 4.00.3.45.2:30 MatvTom'w iL Wert.2:30 $4.60.4.05, 3.45. 2.90. 2.30. Tax Ind. Lilt alternate dale . I, Air-Cond. MARK HELLINGER. Welt Slit St. MEW FACES OE ’56 IN NEW ll Sl( M. KK I h HIT ETHEL BARRYMORE Thea.. 47 St. W.of I3 � y Air Com! Evt. 8:30. MM . TOM W A Wed. 2:30 “WILDLY FUNNY HIT” vJ MO TIME FOR SERGEANTS IN Air font! ALVIN THEA 250 W. 32nd 61 Evgi. at 8:40. Mati. TOM W WED. at 2-40 I� t LITZKK I’KIZK I'l.AY 1 DAG N. Y Drama Critics Circle Award JOSF.I'II SL'SAN SCHILDKRAUT STRASBERG THE DIARY of ANNE FRANK 1 Air-Cd CORTW 48 Ev 8 4J Mt.Tom’wAWed •A Rare Achievement! FRANK LOF.SSF.K'S MUSICAL I THE MOST HAPPY FELLA, 1 starring ROBER T WEEDE Mail Order : Eve . $7.30. 6 25. 4.95. 4.30. 3 60. 3.00. 2.50. Mat . Weil. A Sat : $4 80. 4.30, 3.60.| 3.00 2 50. 2.00. Tax Inrl. li� t J alternate dat� i Air-Cond .i MPERIAL.W.45. Mat Tom’w Wed. | ‘•A deliriously daffy delight '—i'oh man. Mirroi . JOHN F.ltlHF. JLI IK RAirr FOY ir. WILSON rnp in A SEW Ml' sl T. fUMEhY Ihe pajama game, Air-Cond. ST. J A M t S. w 44th St. LA 4-4664; Evg . at 8:30. Mat . TOM W WED. at 2:301 “JAYNE MANSmCUl I X I OX H Y lttlNItl.K!” — hurl,ins. H’. Trie JAYNE WAl.TKlt MARTIN MANSRKl.D MATTHAU GABEL y ill succlss spoil W ROCK HUNT ER? Smash! Alr-Cend. SHUBERT THEA . 44 Si W. of B y Evgi. 6.40 Matinee TOM W 4 WEO. at 2:40 DANCE TONIGHT, FRI.“ “ JUANUCHO LOPEZ Jack Lane Society Oreh. . ★ AIR CONDITIONED f ft HOLLYWOOD TERRACE 7RTII ST. NEW LTKF.CIIT AYR- BMT We t End ?9lh St. Sta. B’klyn INVITATION Our adult eodalt ere tht talk of the tewn. Oreheitra. dancing, cocktail lounge, rextaurant. Ladie «ro In- vited Adm. Fri.. Sun. $125 Sat. Eve . $1.35. tax Incl AIR-CONOITIONED. LA MARTINIQUE .Vn'i.” Vl.V� � DANCE TONIGHT TOM. (� • Frankie Palette 4 Ork. I. • Vie Velatquei Cha-Cha Band THE STARDUST T NKW ARK The Human Heat Wave BLAZE FURY MICHELLE MARSHALL Held Over: MAUREEN MARSH go 4’ Rftcl l«l Sf«9« UTl SHOW SAT. 9« 1 Nitfly 10 f.M. I' M Mi 1 BLOCK PROM BR0A0 MARKET STS. Back Row Steve Butler, Kelly O'Neill. Peter Polender, Daniel VanGuilder. Doug Sargent. Michelle Snow. Susan Danforth. Sherri-Anne Greenslet. Melanie Wilder. Rachel Wood 3rd Row )oe Petelle. Dan Crowley. Brett Sanderson. Shawn Roundy. Christal Hannan. Robert Zim- nick. Justin Skorupa. Scott Beckwith. Andy Case. Brian Bryant. Ted Brown 2nd Row Alan Veysey. Chris Brown, Eva Hall. Ulnke Cordes- Appleby. Darica Cole. lube Lombard. Michele Parker. Doreen Dumars, Gena Rowe 1st Row Ken Adams, George Covela. Kevin Smith, Brian Elbson. Henry Nowak. Karen Tucker. Michelle Vaughan. Heidi Thompson. Angela Benson. Lana Milnes 4 Back Row Steve Koski, Wilman Blanchard. Randall Roundy. Sandy Brown, lames Call. Tammy Whittaker. Sandi Ahonen, Mike .Murray. Heather Stoddard. Scott Garrow. Paul Emery. Mike Rogers Second Row Brian Stocker, lack Koponen. lames Hall. Alfred Petefle. Dean Hewitt, Greg Benson. Billy Davis, Marty O'Connor. Kelly VanGuilder. Kelly Adams. Penny Wu. Howie Paul, lube Sweet. Lance Luman. lody Taylor. Jeff Olson, Samantha Tyrreb. April Lawrence. Carole Webb. Donald Gates Front Row Shannon Broe. Melissa Gerry, Tonya Leach. Craig Goodman. Beren Anderson, Jon Lienhard, Peter Perkins. Chris Miele. Dawn Hannan. Michelle Shattuck. Brenda Garrow 5 Back Row Mall Warnecke, k e Brzoza Peter Libuda. Norman Gagnon. Paul Gregcxy Ian Tofferi. Kirsten Ericksen. Natalie Whit- taker lason Barrows. Sean Trainor. Robin Blan hard Third Row Ian kenngott. Mark Tucker. Susan Phillips. Chris Mowrey, Raye I in Tarbell Peter Bunting, Tran Crandell. Kathy Fleury. Charles Taylor Second Row lohn Montgomery. Darcie Hewitt |ohn Jennings. Ed Miele. Stacie Gikhnst Beth Emmons. Amy Tucker. Chris Tougas. Alicia Hopp Front Row Rick Veysey Greg Witalec Tittany Ward. Kristin Gates. Tammy Ellison Andrea Cook, Mary Ann Perkins. Pam Crossman 6 Back Row Suzy Marsh. Bruce DeRosia. Roland Lee. Chris Moxhet. Mike Matulonis. lames Haddock. Mike Valente. David Van Guilder Third Row Ronald Tarbell. Clifford Petelle, Mike Benson. Kim Benson loelle Washburn. Chris Goodman Margaret Collins Second Row Sharon Combes. Tom Kennett. Iim Edgar. Tom Veysey. Sara Stowell, Bonnie Maze Allison Bentley. Yvonne Numberg. Alison Marble Front Row Ellen Eddy. Linda Rabow. Lisa Goings. Valerie Dantorth. Donna Bixby. Lori Garland. Kristen Seyller. Gern Beckwith. Donald Kelley 7 Back Row Pat Moxhet. Pat Greenslet, Casey Durgin, Derk Beardmore, Wayne Combes, Erk Thompson, Mike Ahonen, Jeff Call, Kurt Baitz, Matt Graves. Kevin Dunnett 3rd Row: Tom Vaughan. Michelle Marsh, Nancy Hawkins, Heather Yarish, Shawn Foster. Lee Ann Rogers, Donald Bixby, Lenora Haley. Jeannie Roundy. Doug Wu, C. I Goodman 2nd Row: Terry Briggs, Linda Webb, Teresa Nowak, Donna Bowker. Sue Cokn. Cindy LaBarge. Heidi Lanzelin. Kathy Trainor. Denise Bowker. Todd Sanderson 1st Row Randy Nowak, Bon- nie Broe. Lon Fortin, kyl Barrows, Mananne Langello Barb LeBrun, Carol Garrow, Lisa Thompson I 8 TlMt) bOUAtt • M.dmghf F o v� e I VICTORI MwH. 316th STREET1 VO Inlrodixed by Clit IEB0V at LOtw'l OttENTAL 1:00 P.M. jned until uie Fall. Today marks the 100th per efficiently contrived. beautifully AMERICAN BOULEVARD BURNSIDE FAIRMOUNT GRAND • • NATIONAL Ifflh STREET POST ROAD THK PERFECT COMBINATION JA'!2S MASON •AVAGARDNERu I 0th M-O-M’e rctfl AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN WltPv_J Color ky TKHNICOiOt f Zro oh 12:23. 3,00. 5.30,8:03,10.40 COMINt 100« •DETECTIVE STOHr - tai - •0AMJN4.N0W coot� tour ifc-lavender Hill Mob' CUfTON WEBB —‘E 4 •TRAIL OF ROBI WkTHA WRIGHT GEORGE BRUTON In tha Pulitzer Prize Musical Play 0U I H PACIFIC ttiBM rheatra. 44th St. Wait of Broadway p:30 Snfe. Mati. SAT. AWED. 2:30 Sharp k FLAMING SHOW! M. lie 17 tOMEJO Audrey Hepburn It enchanting 2 SHOWS EVERY SUN. JUNE HAVOC in FFAIRS OF STATE SHEPHERD AUDRE I G I A bo n r'rllf i B B’wav ®C.r a VBu Ba T. inJwEO. 2 : ) IOh lL PERIS REGINALD BARBARA with OWEN O’NEIL and STRUDWIL’K MUSIC BOX Thea. 45 St.W.ot B’way. Cir. «-4611� E.i. lucl.Sun.8:30.Mats.Sat..Sun.4Fab.l2 at 2:30 USICALI A CRITICJS IS D LAST t PERFS. BEFORE ROA “You haven’t hoard tuch M apalaute in a long timeVS olR T THEATRE Sat.ATuet. P'A WELCOMI JULIE I A M A' A New Play with WIL EMPIRE THEA.. Evt. 8:40. Mti. Sat. p7 R. Showploc uA grand i ««WHIP f! r NT WIFE EMF.RV � . 8:40.Mats.Sat.AWed. DRUTEN ( 'all � adam v - EASTHAM IMPERIAL THW RE. 251 Weat 43th Straet E� gs. at 8:30. Matineei SAT. and WEO. at 2:30 way at 40 St. PE « fuel. (LincoliT Ay) IrJsistiblc Comedy Wr TANDY - CRONYN 1 HE FOUR POSIER BARRYMORE. W. 47. Ev|i.8:40.Mati.Sat.AWed Chapman, News MATINEE TO DA1 “A BETTY HI OOROTHY P: Odo. Color 1 ON STAGE: 2 loon! do , w'fh Symphony Ore “ONE OF THE RICH OELIGHTS OF THE SEASON.” — Watts I oat S. HUROK premente EMLYN WILLIAMS Charles dickens . GOLOFN 45St W.ofB’way.CI.6 G740.NoMon E 5«. Incl. Sun. 8:30. Mat SAT. A WED. W r inert upon an hv W SOMERSET MAUGHAM ratra. 49tn St. West of Broadway U| rits lUAlW L.UMO Ohaf C n w • prejfi's .0 1.1. i C T 0 a Ci New LILLIAN DAY a d ALFR AeN with ALLYN JOSLY BOOTH THEATRE. W. 45th St Cl. 6-596t Open’g 56 to 2.40. Evga. thereaftoi Orch. $1.80; Baic. $3.60. 3.. 2.-0. I 80. Mats Wed A Sat. Orch. $3.60; Bale. $3.. 2.40, 1.80. 1.20. Tax Inal. ‘A gay breezy hit with a hatful of good tongt.” -- Chapman. New JAMES BARTON in r AINT YOUR WAGON Tha New Smash Hit Muiieal wllh OLGA SAN JUAN TONY BAVAAR SAM 8. SHUBERT Thea. W. 44th St Cir 6-5940 E gv at 8 30. Matinees SAT. and WEO. at 2:30 ONLY 6 MORE PERFS. I-M ‘3 “An enchanting performance.••—Alklnnn. Time ’ SOLIO TRIUMPH.”—Hackin'. V. Tele. A Sun JUDITH ANDERSON in POME OF AGE V N Y. CITY CENTER. 131 W.5S Cl. 6-8485 Evgi. luel. Sunday. 8:30—$3.00. 2.40. 1.80. 1.20 Ma� «. Sat. and Sun. 2:30—52.40. 1.80. 1.50. 1.20 .. HENRY FONDA in P OINT OF NO RETURN ALVIN THEATRE. 52nd St Writ of Broadway EVGS. 8:40. Matinees SAT. and WEO. 2:10 Extended y Popular Demand “A magnificant evening.••—Atkinson. Tlmea D EUGENE O’NEILL'S E3IRE UNDER THE ELMS niti KARL CAROL 00UGLA9 MALDEN STONE WATSON LOU POLAN GEORGE MITCHELL ANTA PLAYHOUSE. 245 W 52ml St. JU 2-2660 Evos.lnrl.Sun.8:30.Mat.Sat.ASun.(No part.Mon.) Or Ah. $4.50: Mozz. $3.50: Bale. S3.00 and 2.50 AlIPnceslncludaFed.TaxAContributiona ta ANTA •‘Saaton’s lustiest laughs.”—Coleman, Mlrroi Remains i o be seen Corned� bs Howard Lindsay Russel Crouae � 1th IANIS PAICF - lACKIE COOPER MOROSCO. W. 45 St. Evs. 8:40. Mats. Sat.AWrd. WARNE R «FORMERLY STRAND} MOAOWAY At 47th In the Spotlight You have a sensible, positive approach to education and the opera- tion of our high school. You try to implant in the students respect for themselves, their peers, teachers, families, and school. Some of the outstanding things you have achieved here include pur- chasing and installing lockers in each classroom and in the locker rooms, reconstructing the Guidance Office with a soundproof conference room, and installing a photography lab. You have also designed activity periods to include all the students during our ten week ski program, and instituted an Honors Banquet to recognize outstanding effort and achievement in scholastics, art, music, and extra-curricular activities. Due to your perseverance and enthusiasm for computers, we now have a fine program with nine computers. And we were proud to have been a part of the statewide computer convention held at B.R.H.S. last spring. Because your position as Principal at Black River High School has been successful, we would like to show our appreciation by dedicating the 1984 Banner to you. To Our Parents Tou art rest rvs btt. for WdcXRivtr i . I !s bttavs « of movj that wt art hereandare what wtare.-It'S' u that weft and always vjiU bt for uvour supporters and providers. For all that ou have. done, for rt,uJt thanfc _ Love Always, TKt Class Of trtn 10 Mr. Pearl Mr. Packert Mrs. Tofferi A D M I N I S T R A T I O N 11 Mrs Gurdak Jr. High English Mr. Wendlandt Music Mrs. Pollender Jr. High Social Studies Mr Gurdak Jr High Science Mr. Hanson Mrs. Schmidt Industrial Arts Jr High Math 12 Miss Tremblay Home Economics Mr. Witalec Physical Education Mr Frappier )r High Reading 13 Mr Marquis Typing Mr Baker Mr. Crozier Business Science 15 Mrs. Zezza Special Education Ms. Fechter Art Department Mrs. Tofferi Mathematics Mr. Firkey Guidance Counselor 16 Mrs. Pickielnok Mrs. Debish, Mrs. Stocker, Mrs. Rose Mrs. Muro Mrs. Montgomery Mrs. Wyman Supportive Staff Mr. LaBarge, Mr Fairbanks, Mr. josselyn, Mrs. Stryhas, Mr Tucker 17 18 19 TODAY at 2' P.M, I WORK IN THE “ZESTFUL, RACY MUSICAL! BROADWAY’S NEWEST HIT. Chapman, Naw 46th St.THEATRE Cir 6-4271 tM jl lr� U«g !•� •«••• THURBER CARNIVAL” LANTA THEATRE See alphabetical listing for detail� I INV V. � IO | 1 bazaar TKOJStm OF MODOC!8 F0« 841 WerruCi INTERNATIONAL r.T YiT rTrrrri LI! 37ibANNUAl EXPOSITION 71 � INFANTRY armory rut «. Ml� T. «.V.t it. 10:30 rm IXOTIC WAMS • MANO A Tt SPECIAL SHOWS DAILY A0UITS4I04 CiOlOetW854 PreMnts IL TROVATORE Frl.. Nov. 11. at 8:00 P.M. Scott O’NeoJ—Conductor Robert F. Wagner Jr. High School «2 E. 78 St.. N. Y. C.. Contribution $2 i I w ima i—J-� a 2 A 8 P. M. •SUNOAYS 2 t 7:30� . SEATS NDW AYAIABIE FOR NOY. 11 MAHNE! 2 SHOWS TODAY 2:30 A 8:15 P.M. “A NEW KIND OF MOVIE!” -ring THE De MILLE......—47 st.fc7ihAv . co3. «o (XTRA MOL. MAT PM. NOV. 11 {Vet'a Oay) STAGE PLAY DIRECTORY TODAY V TONIGHT „8:30 TODAY V TONIGHT „8:30 TODAY V TONIGHT “Gay Jubilant! ” c,c r. CELESTE HOLM ' INVITATION TO A MARCH A A New Comedy bv ARTHUR LAURENTS A FAST A FUNNY HIT! -Walt WILLIAM EIJ.EBN. BENDIX H! ■ ti ffPt EILEEN HECKART MADELEINE. SnERWOOD RICHARD ■ JANE FONDA and JAMES MUSIC BOX. W. 43.Mato.Wod A MOST TALENTED PIECE OF WORK. —Kronenberffer. Time Mag. JOAN ANGELA PLOWRIGHT LANSBURY A TASTE OF HONEY 4jL the new hit play LYCEUM. W. 45. Matt. Wad. A. Sat. JU 2-3897 TODAY 1 TONIGHT „8:40 “Sheer Delight r- . ,ACL FORD AL,CE GHOSTLEY A THURBER CARNIVAL 4 with JAMES TIICBBER aa hlm.elf ANTA. W. 52 St. Mat� . Wed.. Sat. Clr. TODAY V TONIC “Simp' .N EVENI NICHOLS AND GOLDEN. W. 45. Mill. ft —Coleman. Mirror IARTIN !D OF MUSIC WINNING MUSICAL BY ;ers hammerstein CRQUSE Theodore Bikel 48 St. Writ of B’lray 2:00, Sat. 2:30 Sharp Today V Tonight ••EXCITING. STIMULATING. FULL- BLOODED THEATRE” —Coleman, LAURENCE ANTH OLIVIER QUINN Becket A New Dramatic Spectacle ST. JAMES. W. 44. Matt. Wed.4 Sat.LA4-4884 Mores to ROYALS. 45 St. W. ot B y Dec 21 TODAY V TONIGHT „8:30 ' The New Champion —Newsweek RYE BYE BIRDIE D THS NEW MUSICAL HIT CHITA RIVERA D,CK VAN DYKE 84TH ST. Th.. w. 34. MaU.Wed.4Sat.JU8-3787 MAT. TODAY 2 PM i!fo 44jack Lemmon Admirable! —Watte, Post JACK LEMMON ALBERT JAME3 OEORO� DEKKER DONALD CRIZZARD FACE OF A HERO r EUGENE O’NEILL. W. I� St. Cl 6-8870 at 3 PM ICCEPTED HOTEL ASTOR Phona LT 1-2715 AY V TONIGHT „8:30 BEST MUSICAL DRAMA CRITICS CIRCLF. AWARD 1839 . ROBERT DHERY � La plume njti ROYALE. W. 43. Matt. Wad. A Sat. Clr. 8-5780 SOME SEATS Available tor Nov. A Dec. BEST MUSICAL PULITZER. CRITICS A TONY AWAROf FIORELLO! A THE NEW MUSICAL COMEDY SMASH Mon. thru Thurt. Evgs.: � 8.35, 7.50. 8.90, 3.75 4.80. Frl. A Sat. Evot.: 19.40. 8.35. 7.50. 8.90. 8.75. Wad. Mat. 84.80. 4.60. 4.00, 8.45. Sat. Mat.: 95.40. 4.60. 4.00, 3.45. BROAOHURST TMEA.. 235 W 44 Clr. 8-8699 TONIGHT at 8:30: Naat Mat. SAT, at 2:30 N. Y. Time MFIVYNf LEE FRANK UGLAS TRACY L0VEJ0Y E VIDAL’S SMASH niT COMEDY 'HE BEST MAN Directed by JOSEPH ANTHONY MOROSCO.W. 45. Mat. Today. Sat. Cir. 8-6230 TODAY V TONIGHT „8:40 HKlXWu WONDERFUL .... ENDEARING Comedy” ™ - J£“hA SKULNIK M rli SCOn The 49th cousin AMBA88AD0R. W. 49. Mt. Wad..Sat.C05-1855 SEATS NOW AVAILABLE MICHAEL PAMELA ALLINSON CHARLES Y FAIR LADY WORLD’S GREATEST MUSICAL RONALD RADD MELVILLE COOPER MARK HF.LLISGF.R. Slat St. W. of B’way Eva , at 8:30: Matt. Today 2:00 A Sat. 2:30 M Opens Tom’w Evg. at 8 JAMES DALY SEATS NOW Chary! Cravfard presents BARBARA ROBERT BAXLEY WEBBER GHT „8:30 TINGLER’ —Jflrror CHAYEFSKY S Comedy HU TENTH MAN Directed by TYRONE GUTHRIE BOOTH. W. 43. Matt. Today 4 Sat.CIr.6-5969 TODAY V TONIGHT 8:30 A SMASH HlT 7rifm?ln' THE THEATRE GUILD 4 OORE SCHARY present A New Musical Comedy THE UNSINKABLE 1 MOLLY BROWN Huric Lvrtca 6, MEREDITH WILLSON Book t, RICHARD MORRIS Directed b„ DORE SCHARY TAMMY GRIMES PARVE PRF.SNELL WINTER GARDEN Th.. B'yltSOSt.CIr.5-4.78 TODAY 1 TONIGHT „8:30 •Wild Welcome” SZTr� . _ BRENDAN BEHAN’S The hostage CORT. 48 St. E. af B’y.Mt.Wad..Sat.Clr.3-4289 Move Nov. 14 to Barrymor . W. 47. Saatt Naw BEST PLA Y 1960 YK ANNE BANCROFT rp PATTY DUKE The miracle worker PLAYHOUSE The .. 137 W «8 St. Clr. 5-8040 Evet. 8:30. Matlnaaa TODAY at 2. SAT. 2:30 PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT 1 TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Directed by GEORGE ROY HILL _ HELEN HAYES Th.. 210 W. 48 8t. Clr. 8-6380 2 SHOWS TODAY 2 A 8:38—SEATS NOW AMERICA’S HAPPIEST MUSICAL MUSIC MAN «arrln, B£RJ PARKS Directed bv MORTON DA COSTA BROADWAY.W. 33. Mat.Today. Sat. Clr. 7-7992 ZM1UWS I Fp AS 1 HE TODAY V TONIGHT „8:30 “Excellent, Wonderfully Funny” —Chapman. Newt ETHEL MERMAN Gypsy THE MUSICAL HIT IMPERIAL. W. 46. MaU.Wad.48et CO 8-2412 m TONIGHT AT 7:30 •’RIBALD GOOD HUMOR AND INFE TIOUS NONSENSE”—McClain, JL An n OLIVER GOLDSMITH’S She stoops to conquer PHOENIX Thaa., 2nd Avw. 4 12 8t. AL 4-0525 Tuat. thru Sun. 8:30(Wad.7:30) Mt.Sat.Sun.2 JO PHONE RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED Latotomora not taatad dorlni Srtt t«ana 2 Shows TODAY 2 « 8:30 PM T “MAGNIFICENT! —LEWIS. Cue HE WALL A New PUy by MILLARD I AMPET.L Based on the Novel by JOHN HFRSEY l' nc° SCOTT Y,c MITCHELL Directed by MORTON DA COSTA BILLY ROSE Then.. 208 W. «1. WI 7-5510 2 SHOWS TODAY 2 A 8:30 P. M. BEST PLAY 1964— CRITICS AWARD JASON MAUREEN IRENE ROBARDS. Jr. STAPLETON WORTH In LILLIAN HELLMAN’8 Naw Play TOYS IN THE ATTIC 1 Directed bv ARTHUR PENN HUDSON. W. 44. Mati.Taday 4 Sat. JU 1-2237 PERFORMANCI TONIGHT PEOPLE CAN’T BE WRONG TODAY 1 TONIGHT „8:30 A WELL-ACTED.'WITTY COMEDY - —McClain. Jrnl Amer CONSTANCE JOYCE PEGGY CUMMINGS REDMAN WOOD TdE RAPE OF THE BEIT A NEW COMEDY BY BENN W. LEVY also starring JOHN I MARTIN BECK. W.48.MU.Wad..8at Clr.«-63M 1,322nd 2,892,481 WEST SIDE STORY T V THE MUSICAL SMA8H HIT ALVIN Thaa., 750 W. 52nd St. Cir. 3-3228 TONIGHT at 8.30: Next Mat. SAT. at 2:30 Good Sep Available All Performances A Keener Critic’s View of the Theater Walter KERR Man to Check on the Morning 1 After the Opening Senior Honors Scholastic Honors Sue Collins Bill Combes Anne Pickielnok Gina Witalec Class Officers Pres. — Bill Combes V. Pres. — Sue Collins Sec. — Leslee Pringle Treas. — AmyGabranski Student Council Reps. Chris Case Barry Martin Anne Piclielnok Owen Trainor Model U.N. Assembly Leslee Pringle Gina Witalec Boys' State Bill Combes Mike Crossman Girls' State Anne Pickielnok Gina Witalec Alternate - Sue Collins D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Anne Pickielnok Bausch Lomb Award Gina Witalec 21 Kelley Sanderson was a classmate of ours until her fight against leukemia was lost in 1976. She was very active and one of the highest academic students in the class. A warm person and a close friend to many of us, she remains a member of our class with this memoriam. In Memoriam Beauty is seen In the sunlight. The trees, the birds, Corn growing and people working or dancing for their harvest. Beauty is heard In the night. Wind sighing, rain falling, or a singer chanting Anything in earnest. Beauty is in yourself. Good deeds, happy thoughts That repeat themselves In your dreams. In your work, And even in your rest. 22 George Edward Benson, Jr. Favorite Expression: Maybe Prize Possession: Family Pet Peeve: Cleaning up after sugaring season. Future Plans: College Activities: |.V. Soccer 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity 4; J.V. Baseball 1, 2, 3, Varsity 4; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4. Tall, thin, water skiing, scuba diving with |ohn M., riding snowmobiles and ATC. Brenda Lee Bostock Favorite Expression: I don't know Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Death Future Plans: Work in Post Office Activities: Chorus 4, FHA 4; Winter Carnival 3, Yearbook 4. Susie, Cubby, P., D„ S., Pat., camping. 23 Dawn Dee Broe Favorite Expression: Cut it out Prize Possession: Love Pet Peeve: Arguments with my father Future Plans: College, Marriage Activities: Winter Carnival 3, 4; Vo-Ed 3, 4. Red Bridge, Dances, Vo-Eder, Unusual, C.J. Steven jay Brown Favorite Expression: ''Come on Prize Possession: Family, friends Pet Peeve: Brownie Future Plans: Undecided Activities: Soccer 1; Baseball 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity 4. 5'9 , Brownie, Skiing, Sailing, Water Skiing 24 Christopher Case Favorite Expression: Delete Expletive Prize Possession: a playable guitar Pet Peeve: Inept teachers Future Plans: College, travel, the end of bombs. Activities: Soccer 1, 4; Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Outward Bound 1; Debate 2; CCND 2, 3. Never wrong, coffee, space, relentless Susan Anne Collins Favorite Expression: I don't know Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: being called a gunner Future Plans: College Activities: Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Softball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4; National FJonor Society 3, 4; junior Miss 4; Pep Club 1, 3 (treas), 4, Banner Editor 4; Class Vice-President 4; Marching Band 2, 3; Newspaper 2, 3; Girls' State alternate 3. Sue, gullible, athletic, sensitive, Thought Sox , with Marg, Celtics, 4 IDB'S, Pizza Place, “1999 Irish. 25 William Michael Combes Favorite Expression: What? Prize Possession: )iyl Pet Peeve: Moochers Future Plans: College, Family Activities: JV Soccer 1, Varsity 2, 3, captain 4; JV Basketball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; JV Baseball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 4; Na- tional FHonor Society 3, 4; Class Vice President 2, 3, President 4; Student Council treas. 4; Marching Band 2. with Jiyl, Jock, in blue Volvo, no sense of humor, fun loving, hard-working. Robin Marie Cormier Favorite Expression: You can't always get what you want. Prize Possession: Family, friends Pet Peeve: rude people Future Plans: Work and be happy Activities: Skiing Rock 'en Robin, always late, with Brent Bixby, apt. 1, always falling, the Chopping Block, David Bowie, Village Pizza. 26 Michael Roy Crossman Favorite Expression: What's up for tonight? Prize Possession: All my friends Pet Peeve: Coming in second Future Plans: Have fun and make money. Activities: J.V. Soccer 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; ).V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 3; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Car- nival 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, President 4; Boys' State 3. Stoney, Celtics, Quarter Club '83 , parties, foods class, computers, broke, with Barry and Bill. Jodie Ann Danforth Favorite Expression: For sure. For sure. Prize Possession: Life itself Pet Peeve: Procrastinating Future Plans: College, Fashion Merchandizing. Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2; Prom Comm. 3,4; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4. To be an individual is success in itself. One must be willing to stand out in the crowd, not blend in with it. Once you accomplish this you will become a leader without leading and truly happy without question. 27 Suzette Rayelle Durgin Favorite Expression: Really .. Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Future Plans: College of Cosmetology Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Prom 3; F.H.A. 1, 2; Cider Drive 4; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4. Trail side, smurfette, picking apples with RM, Poosie , Mt. Holly, with Bill, Terry, Chris . ADAM, always smiling, junk food, sprite. Brenda Lee Emery Favorite Expression: Hi, How ya doing? Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Making mistakes Future Plans: Work, marriage Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; District 1, 2. Quiet, with A T., Traci, and B.B., Anthony Hopkins. 28 Joni Victoria Gabert Favorite Expression: I want to go home! Prize Possession: Family Pet Peeve: Mornings Future Plans: With Randy With Randy, Mt. Dew, Linda, smokin' area Amy-Marie Gabranski Favorite Expression: Let's be realistic Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Mornings Future Plans: Work, travel Activities: Newspaper 1; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 1, 2; Winter Carnival I, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1; J.V. Soft- ball 3; Class Secretary 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 4; Junior Miss 4; Cider Drive 4; Prom Committee 3. POLLOCK, Ames, si. 1, apple picking, haying, Amy-Poo, apt. 1, dip, with John. 29 Dawn Marie Gerry Favorite Expression: Schmuck! Prize Possession: Voice Pet Peeve: W.T. Future Plans: Music and Drama Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; All State 2, 3, 4; District 1,2,3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basket- ball 1, Varsity 2, 3; Cross-Country 1, 2, 3; ).V. Soft- ball 2, Varsity 3, 4; Banner 4; Governor's Institute on the Arts 3. Musical, Char, Men, ”65 love affair , Pete, pizza, B-52's. Charlene Ann Hastings Favorite Expression: Can't schman't Prize Possession: Certain memories Pet Peeve: M.S. Future Plans: College, Theatre Education Activities: Drama 2, 3,4; Debate 2, 3; Jr. Miss 4, Banner 4; Governor's Institute on the Arts 3. Pete , w Dawn, B'52's, lunch time with Kathy, Cin- dy, Marianne. 30 Dean Colin Kelley Favorite Expression: No, I don't have a pass, fer sure” Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: pushy flatlanders Future Plans: Military Short, quiet, polite, intelligent, fun to be with. Valerie Jean Lambert Prize Possession: S.S. Pet Peeve: Cracking knuckles Future Plans: Accounting and Data Processing, Marriage Activities: Drama 1; Varsity Field Hockey 1; J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity 2, 3; J.V. Softball 1, Varsity 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, District 1, 2; Jr. Miss 4. Brunette, baby blues, outspoken, with S.S. Vo-ed Pal, 20. 31 Cheryl Ann LaPointe Barry Alan Martin Favorite Expression: But anyway Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Being broke Future Plans: Computers Activities: Soccer 2, 3; Varsity Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, president 3, 4; Marching Band 2; J.V. Softball 1, 2. CAL, Mass., bad driver, Mt. Holly, with Sue, cruis- ing, Thought so! . Favorite Expression: Hey, how's it going? Prize Possession: Best Friends Pet Peeve: Term Papers Future Plans: College Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 1, Var- sity 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Winter Car- nival 1, 2, 3,4. Sixers, Bear, with Joelle, athlete. 32 Michele Anne Matulonis Favorite Expression: I don't care Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Curfews Future Plans: Travel, work Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4; J.V. Softball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cider Drive 4; Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 1, 3. Friendly, outgoing, sports, junk food, Pizza, with Peter, telephone. The Trio, squirrel, Please Dad! Roberta Ann Maynard Favorite Expression: Okay, Sure Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Knee injuries Future Plans: Travel, work Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, Winter Car- nival 1, 2, 3, 4; Cider Drive 4. Having fun, always smiling, short, junk food, nicknames, short hair. 33 John P. McIntyre Prize Possession: Stereo Pet Peeve: School Future Plans: Work |ohn, Mt. Holly, curly hair, glasses, Mac , partier, Vo-ed, Mountain Cops. Donald Alan Patch Favorite Expression: Who me? Ya Right! Prize Possession: Family Pet Peeve: out of state drivers Future Plans: college Activities: J.V. Soccer 1, 2, Varsity 2; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4; Vo-Tech 3, 4. Blue Jetta, Sewards, with Lisa, D) Sound, Cruise Crew, loud music. 34 Jacki Pelkey Donald Henry Phelps, Jr. Favorite Expression: I love you too!” Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Conceited people Future Plans: College Activities: Pep Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Band 1. Favorite Expression: What's Up? Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Boston Celtics Future Plans: Marines Activities: ).V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 4. Blue eyes, brown hair, cruising in the FHonda with Lori, partying Apple picking, tall, Lakers, 32, Digger, mushrooms, spreading hay, Okemo, Quarters Club. Anne Elizabeth Pickielnok Leslee Cross Pringle Favorite Expression: Mom, I need some money! Prize Possession: M.D.G. Pet Peeve: Immature boys Future Plans: College, elementary education Activities: Soccer 2, 3, Captain 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, President 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, Treas. 2, 3, Sec. 4; |.V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 2, 3; J.V. Softball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; Girls' State 3; National Honor Society 4, Yearbook Editor 4; F.H.A. 1; Varsity Cheerleading Co-Captain 4. Pollock, big black car, with Matt, smiling, with Jiyl, England, bugging Mr. Packed, gullible. Period 2 doughnuts. Favorite Expression: Come on, you guys Prize Possession: ).A.W. Pet Peeve: Slow drivers Future Plans: Automotive Training Activities: ).V. Softball 2, Varsity 3, 4; Winter Carnival 2, 3, 4; Model U N. 3; Class Secretary 4. Les, short, with Amy and Mimi, B.P.C.V., with J.A.W., sunset on Okemo, church with leff, laughing fits, Saab, Italian, over the bank on West Hill, right Bill? 36 William Henry Rose Favorite Expression: What's up? Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Broken promises Future Plans: Work, travel Activities: Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Bill-Bob, cruise crew, with Suzette, apple picking, Okemo slopes, black Prelude, Yankees, Sixers, Quarters Club 83 . a © Pamela Jean Smith Favorite Expression: Hello there sweetheart Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Nice curls Future Plans: Secretarial college Activities: Pep Club 1, 2; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1; Cider Drive 4. Blond curls, blue eyes, Mt. Holly, red Corolla, par- tier, cruising with Linda, walking in a winter wonderland . 37 Jason Lewis Stepp Favorite Expression: .. like there was no tomorrow.” Prize Possession: The crew Pet Peeve: Police Cadets Future Plans: College Activities: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Carnival 2, 3, 4; Cider Drive 4. L.F.D., with Peter, Go-Go, Duh, 59 mi., the times at J.L., lake, Fried disks in computer, Citation. Brian Charles Stowell Favorite Expression: Go for it!” Prize Possession: Family Pet Peeve: Flat landers Future Plans: Armed Services, technical school Activities: Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4; Cider Drive 4; Vo-Ed 3, 4. Cruise crew, tunes, L.F.D. 38 Christine Marie Thomas Favorite Expression: Yesterday is gone and tomorrow is here and going fast. cuze Possession: Jennifer Pet Peeve: Male chauvinists Future Plans: Travel to Wyoming, becoming a chef Brown hair, hazel eyes, burnout, short, ski bum, with Dan Adams, Rusty, Terry, Leeann, partying with crew from Londonderry. Mary Kelly Tilton Favorite Expression: Oh, that's cute! Prize Possession: Mom and Dad, friends Pet Peeve: Onions Future Plans: Air Force Activities: Cross-Country 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; ).V. Softball 1, 2; Soccer 1; Newspaper 2; FBLA Reporter 4. Blonde, blue eyes, soda, biking, outdoors, dumb jokes, taking pictures, hockey. 39 Owen E. Trainor IV Favorite Expression: Ya, Right!” Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: People who feel sorry for themselves. Future Plans: Military, Accounting, Data Processing Activities: Golf 1, 2; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band 1, 2, 3, 4. OPY”, with Greenie and lake, L.F.D., with Max and Her, vacations in R.I., weekends work at Village Pizza. Anita Dawn Tucker Favorite Expression: What'd we do now? Prize Possession: Family and friends Pet Peeve: Male chauvinists Future Plans: Marriage Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4; District 4 Brown hair, green eyes, with Tammy, Lance and the Haddocks (when possible), with B B and B E. Mike Crossman, Michele Matulonis john MacIntyre, joni Gabert SUPERLATIVES Best Bill Combes, Mike Crossman, Barry Martin Gina Witalec, George Benson fk Christine Thomas, Cheryl LaPointe Anita Tucker Anne Pickielnok, Bill Rose Brenda Bostock, Ray Wood Leslee Pringle, Amy Gabranski 43 Pam Smith Charlene Hastings, Owen Trainer Roberta Maynard, lason Stepp Chris Case, Dawn Gerry Amy Gabranski, Scott MaryTilton Washburn 44 45 Dawn Gerry, Charlene Hastings. Susan Collins, Anne Pickielnok, Mrs. Rowe. Vo-Ed Owen Trainor, Donald Patch, Scott Washburn, Ray Wood, Brian Stowell, Chris Thomas, Dawn Broe, Mary Tilton. 46 One sixth of the show ie other players were John n (the show’s chief com- r)f Rosalind Harris and Sue less. Marvin Gordon con- ■d the show and directed it. best technical job of the eve- was that turned in by the an who bought the costumes. • should have sent him out to some good sketches. Ballet to Italy ie Harkness Ballet will be one he principal attractions at 11th annual Festival of Two Ids at Spoleto, Italy, June uly 14. The company will •e six times a week, present- two separate programs. house through Labor Day . . . Sammy Bayes, former c’ance captain of “Fiddler on the Roof, leaves for Japan today to direct an all-girl production of “West Side Story for the Takarazuka Theatre Company. The Peace and Freedom Party West Side Club will present a special performance of Martin B. Duberman’s “In White America at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Central Park, near W. 100th St. . . . Harold Prince has signed Ronald Field to choreograph the upcom- ing musical “Zorba.'' which will ------- FRI. SAT. ONLYI--------- CHUCK I HORACE SILVER BERRY I QUINTET dlugoffs VILLAGE GATE Bleccker at Thompson GR 3-5120 ADDED ATTRACTION THE CHECKMATES LTD. at the New MADISON SQUARE GARDEN PENNSYLVANIA PLAZA, 7th to 8th Av«., 31st to 33rd Sts. ALL SEATS RESERVED: $7.50, 6.50, 5.50, 4.50, 3.50 MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Add 251 per order for handling. Enclose self-addressed unstamped envelope. For ticket information, phone 594-6600__ OF THE BIBLE facfs A Major Archaeological Exhibition in C ration of Israel’s 23th Anniversary through July 3 lure House ew York City. PL 1-2700 )-5; Tues. and Thurs. 10-8; Admission $1.00, Students 50c + 4- ♦ . Theater Directory ★ ★★ iMUS! -N[ws .ARIOUS! 1ST. N Y. MAGAZINE Lemmon r Matthau rhe Couple Pflan • T«ch-:c.otf 99 ON THE GREJ MUSIC1 IRVING Bl Rcckeres, BaUi Compal Choral (r.semoia special Quests anu S,-itphony Orchestra. W TODAY AND FRIDAY 10 00 A M. 11 GO AY 10; JU. 1:20.4 21, 7:12. 10 06 sW TODAY. 17.25. 3:19, 6:20. 8 56 Nj? or . «x'-ereii f Center. Piaza 7 31001 Tonight at 8:30—THE SHOW-OFF “HELEN HAYES GIVES A BEWITCHING PERFORMANCE. —Humes. Times A A PA-PHOENIX presents PA REPERTORY COMPANY THE SHOW-OFF Ports.: Evgt. Juno 6. 7. 8. 10. II. 12. 20. 21. 22. Mats.: Juno 8. 12 A 22. PANTAGLEIZE Ports : Evgs. June 13. 14. 15. 19. Mats.June 15. 19 LYCEUM THEA.. 149 W. 45 St. JU 2-3877 Tickets also at Maey’s Stores “ ’CABARET' IS A REMARKABLE MUSICAL. IN FACT. MORE THAN JUST REMARKABLE ITS IMPACT IS ONE OF THE MOST IND ■ BLE THEATRICAL EXPERIENCES POSTWAR MUSICAL STAGE. —Jay Carr, [). irnit .Vetcs. Aprl CA B A K E T III I MART ROS I NO HA 'HRU JAN. I. I Orch. $12. 10: Front 90. 4 80. 3.60. 1 10. Front 5.90. 5 90. 4 80. $6; Front Meza. 2. Sat. Mat.: Oreh. $6: Rear Mezz. $5. 4. 3. 2. IAL THEA., 249 W. 45th St. 265-2412 TIVATING CHARMING. - Watt .PoSt C LLOYD BRIDGES BETSY PALMER in the comedu bit! ACTUS FLOWER Directed hy ABE BURROWS R0YALE THEA. 45 St. W. of B'way. 245-5760 Evgs. at 8:30. Mats. Sat. at 2:30. Wed. at 2 “Season's Best Musical.”—Jer. Jrl. Award C BUTTERFLY BAYN mcqueen Johnson fn U R L E Y M c D I M P L E A Musical Spoof of '30s Films Bert Wbc.ler Th.. 250 W. 43 St. 524-2323 AMERICA'S GREATEST MUSICAL HIT I HI’KAKL BAILEY in ELLO, DOLLY! Co-starring CAB CALLOWAY MAIL ORDERS: Mon. thru Thurs. $9.90 105. 7.50. 6.90, 5.75. 4 90. 5.60. Frl. 4 $11.90. 10.00. 8.60. 7.30. 6 90. 5.75, Wod. A Sat.: $7.50. 6.90. 6. ST. JAMES Thea.. Wesrjj 'Street. [ 1 EXTRA PERT. 12 at 2:00 including Spectra FAST. FUNNY. •Lewis. NES FIODLER’ LIKE OLD WINE IMPROVES WITH AGE. —Monaghan. Pittsburgh Press l-li-68 F HARRY MARIA GOZ KARNH.OVA fn IDDLER ON THE ROOF World’s Most Acclaimed Musical Directed hy JEROME ROBBINS PRICES: Mon. thru Sat. Evgs.: Oreh. $0.90: Front Mezz. $8.50; Rear Mezz. $8. 7. 6.40. 5 40. 4.60. Wed. Mats.: Oreh. $3.80; Front Mezz. $5.10: Rear Mezz. $4 60. 4. 3.60. 2.80. Mats. Sat.: Orch. $6.10; Front Mezz. $5 50; Rear Mezz. $5.10. 4 60. 4. 3 60. 2 80. Enclose self, addressed stamped envelope. List alternate dates. MAJESTIC THEATRE. 247 W. 44 St. 246-0730 HIS SUNDAY AJ8TS ASD ANTIQUES Ell unday 1 !• 7 P.M. Adm. ttc a St. A Ave. of Americas t Imp for Souvenirs of Man’s Past A GRAND SHOW. JOEL C.RKY 19 FABULOUS. —Chapman. Sews GJOEL GREY in E O R a E M ! .4 Sew Musical Production Directed «f Choreoaraphcd hy .fOE LAYTON PALACE THEA.. ISM Broadway. PL 7-2628 Evgs. at 8:30. Mats. Sat. at 2:30. Wed. at 2 BROADWAY’S MUSICAL COMEDY SMASH STEVE EYRIE G LAWRENCE GORME The. I.adsh Laugh-Filled Hit! OLDEN RAINBOW SHUBERT THEA., 225 W. 44 St. Cl 6-5990 Evgs. at 8:30. Mats. Sat. at 2:30. Wed. at 2 IT'S THE MOST EXCITING ENTER. TAINMENT IN TOWN! —Walter Winchell Mat. Wed. 2 PM. Sat. 2:30 P.M., Sun. 5 P.M. H AIR BILTMORE Thea.. 47th St. W 'way. 582-5540 LL PRICES MUSICAL HIT. —Life Magazine CAROL LAWRENCE D O ! reeled Bv GOWER CHAMPION _ 46TH ST. THEA. W. 46th St. 246-4271 fvgs. at 8:50. Mats. Sat. at 2:30. Wed. at 2 THE BEST PLAY OFATHE SEASON. — Walter Kerr. Times DONAL DONNELLY ZENA WALKER in O H E O G a Sew Corned j 8R00KS ATKINSON. 258 W. 47 St. 245-3430 Evgs. at 8:30. Mats. Sat. Wed, at 2:30 BROADWAY'S BEST MUSICAL. —Life Magazine ONE OF THE BEST MUSICALS OF THE PAST FEW SEASONS! —Barnes. Times MJAXIS PAIGE as A M E The Sew Smash Hit Musical SEATS AVAILABLE WINTER GARDEN. B’way at 50 St. 243-4878 Evgs at 8:30. Mats. Sat. at 2:30. Wed at 2 ALL A WAR D9 BEST MUSICAL MAN OF La MANCHA A Musical Play MARTIN BECK THEA. 502 W. 43 St. 246 6365 Evgs. at 8 40_ • Mtv Tom'w 2:30. Wed, at 2 LAST 4 TIMES I EXCEPTIONALLY STYLISH SHOW! —Wtn. Raidy. Sewhouse Papers N Leonard Sillman's New Edition EW FACES ’68 A Mimical With 1ft Ex itimr Personalitlr BOOTH THEA.. 222 West 45th St. 246-5969 Evgs. at 8:40. Matinee Sat. at 2:30 “A TRIPLE-BARRELED EXPLOSION OF COMEDY.”—John Chapman. Daily Seics SAINT 9UBBEK presents MAUREEN NICOL STAPLETON WILLIAMSON in PNEIL SIMON’S Sew Comedy Hitt LAZA SUITE Directed By MIKE NICHOLS PLYMOUTH THEA.. 236 W. 45th St. 246-915« Evgs. at 8:50. Mats. Sat. at 2:30. Wed. at 2 BEST PLAY N. Y. DRAMA CRITICS AWARD TONY AWARD A SOLID. BROADWAY BIG TIME HIT! —Life Mag. OSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD MAIL OROERS: Evgs. 57.50. 6.90. 5.75. 4.80. 3 60. Mats. Wad. Sat.: 55.30. 5. 4.50. 4. 3.60. EUGENE O’NEILL. 230 W. 49 St. 248-0220 Evgs. at 1:30. Matt. Sat. at 2:30. Wad. at 2 LAST 5 TIMESI Final Perf. Sun. at 8 8PARKLINQ AND VERY FUNNY. —Lewis. Cue SMELVYN DOUGLAS as P O F F O R D PERT KELTON BARBARA BRITTON ANTA THEA.. 243 Weat 52nd ft. 246-6270 Tum.-Sat. 8:50. Mta. Sat. at 2 40. Sun. at 3 By PoraJar wetP Swan LakM A Ja Ro-| etc ______ DA Sat. June IS S. iUJRCTN HpM-nt hi rcc rai mf asro w of triPWLSHOI BALLET k MAYA PLISETSKAYA with loloiilHlgrps do B.� ll«-t Symphony Orch. rONIGH : Swan Lake Act II: Selectioni inel. Hack Swan Pas de Deux. Spring Waters, ate.; lalJet School. MET OPERA HOUSE. Lincoln Center. 787-4200 Eves. 8:30._Mats. Wed. 2:00_ A Sat. 2 :30 “THE MOST STYLISH NEW MUSICAL OF THE SEASON —Hemes. Sat. Rev. ROBERT GOULET DAVID WAYNE In The happy time Directed d Choreoyraphed hv GOWER CHAMPION Mail Orders Filled: Mon. thru Thurs. Evgs.: 59.90. 8 60. 7 50. 6 90. 5.75. 4.80. 3.60. FRI. A SAT. Evgs.; 511.90 . 9.90 . 8 60 . 7 50. 6 90. 5.75. 4.80. Mats. Wed. A Sat.: $7.50. 6 90. 5.75. 4.80. 3.60. BROADWAY THEA., B’way A 53 St. 247-7992 “ONE OF THE MOST ENGROSSING AND ENTERTAINING PLAYS THAT ARTHUR MILLER HAS EVER WRITTEN. —Rames. S.Y. Times T ARTHUR MILLER’S New Play HE PRICE PAT KATE HAROLO Starring HINGLE REID GARY and ARTHUR KENNEDY MOROSCO Thea.. 217 W. 45th St. 248-8230 Evgs at 8:30. Mats Sat, at 2:30. Wed at 2 A FINE. HUMOROUS PLAY! —Watts. Post ZOK CALDWELL Best Actr s—1968 Tonv Award Winner The prime of miss JEAN BRODIE The Smash Comedy Hit HELEN HAYES Thea. W. 48 St. 248-6380 Evgs. at 8:30. Mats. Sat. at 2:30. Wed. at 2 LAST 4 TIMES! A WONOERFUL PLAY! A THOROUGHLY WIN WING PERFORMANCE! —SBC.TV The repertory theater OF LINCOLN CENTER CYRANO OE BERGERAC hv Kdmond Rostand a n'w FncHtb r«-«|nn by James Forsvth VIVIAN REAUMONT. B'wny.65 St. 362-7818 Tonieht. TenP _8. Mat. Sat. 2 AN UPROARIOUS EVENING! WONDERFUL IN F T |rs •• «S INSANITY — Times SOW THRU SI’S. MAT. JUNE tS TtHK T' ’A’rRP OF GENO V .J Jh e , ‘,,rlrl y.'niO e Cftrttedy HE VENETIAN TWINS HENRY MILLER’S. 12« W. 43 St. 279-3970 Ev� s. 8:3ft. Mats. Sat, 2 30. Sun. 3. Wed. 2 FUNNY. CRISP. AMUSING.” —Glover. A.P. T.AT'� FNrF. HI GH AMANDA REISS t o'Ta GAM •HERE’S A CTRL IN MY SOUP The S-w Comedy Hitf MUSIC BOX Thea.. 239 W. 45th St. 246-4636 Evgs at «30. Mat� . Sat, at 2 3ft. w� d. at 1 SEATS NOW AT BOX OFFICE limited Fnnanement JUNE 24 THRU SEPT. 7 EST SIDE STORY America’s Mn t Ercitina Musical NEW YORK STATE THEATER ____Broadway at 64th Street. TW 7-4727 A SMASH HIT. —Life Mag. LARRY IRENE WILLIAM BLYOEN DAILEY REDFIELD in ROBERT ASDrP'OS’S YOU KNOW I CAN’T HEAR YOU WHEN THE WATER’S RUNNING Directed by ALAN SCHNEIDER AMBASSADOR Thea.. 219 W. 49 Bt. 265-2351 Evgs. at 8:50. Mata. Sat. at 2’50. Wed. at 2 T W National Honor Society Back Row: Chris Case, Sue Collins. Gina Witalec, Dawn Gerry, Anne Pickielook, Bill Combes Front Row: Mrs. Welch Future Homemakers of America Back Row: Sue Danforth, Tanya Leech, Michele Vaughn. Brenda Bostock, Traci Crandall, Beth Emmons, )odi Danforth, Heather Stoddard. Second Row: Kathy Trainor, Sherry Greenslet. Darica Cole, Julie Lombard, Ulrike Appleby, Angie Benson, Heidi Thompson, Sue Colm, Melissa Gerry. First Row: Kathlene Flurry, Gene Roundy, Cindy LaBarge, Mari-Anne Langello, April Lawrence. 49 Student Council Back Row: Chris Case, Mrs Tofferi, Barry Martin, Shane Blanchard, Mike Crossman, Owen Trainor, Kim Ben- son Second Row: Kathy Trainor. Maragret Collins. Robin Blanchard, Anne Pickielnok, Sara Stowell First Row Doug Wu. Chris Hannon, Kelly VanGuilder. Sandy Ahonen, Heidi Thompson. Chorus Back Row Michele Marsh, Jan Tofferi, Dawn Gerry, Mike Matulonis, Chris Moxhet, Tammi Wright, Michele Matulonis, Mrs Girouard, Kathy Trainor Second Row: Kirsten Erikson, Jodi Danforth, Traci Crandall. Nina Tucker, Brenda Bostock, Brenda Emery. First Row Sara Stowell, Cindy LaBarge, Mary-Ann Perkins, Kathlene Flurry, Tiffany Ward, Kris Seyller, Mari-Anne Langello 50 Pep Club Back Row: Penny Wu, Cheryl LaPointe, Michelle Snow, Kim Benson, Tammy Whittaker, Sharon Combes, Sue Collins, Mrs Pollender. Second Row: Kathy Trainor, Joelle Washburn, Chris Goodman, Doug Wu, Jiyl Barrows, Ulrike Cordes-Appleby, Kelly Adams. Front Row: Anne Pickielnok, Mari-anne Langello Band Front Row: Barb LeBrun, Chris Goodman, Darcie Hewitt, Mari-Anne Langello, Pam Crossman, Tiffany Ward, Sue Colm. Second Row: loelle Washburn, Margaret Collins, Brent Bixby, Jiyl Barrows, Greg Witalec, Howie Paul, Sean Trainor, Craig Goodman, Jack Kopenen. Third Row: Kathy Trainor, Sara Stowell, Linda Rabow, Michele Matulonis, Cindy LaBarge, Traci Crandell, April Lawrence, Melissa Gerry, Justin Skorupa, Andrew Case. Peter Pollender, Gina Witalec Fourth Row: John Montgomery, C. J Goodman, Peter Libuda, Owen Trainor, Dawn Gerry, Kim Benson, Sharon Combes. Pat Greenslet, Sherri Greenslet, Anne Pickielnok, Kirsten Erikson, Susan Phillips, Kristin Seyller, Kathy Fleury, Michelle Marsh, Brett Sanderson, Matt Graves, Todd Sanderson, Mike Matulonis, Mr. Wendlandt 51 History Project Back Row: Sara Stowell, Kathy Trainor, Mrs. Pollender. Front Row: Doug Wu, Greg Witalec. 52 SIGGEST OFF-BROADWAY SHOW IN TOWN! “THE MAGIC MAN SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE Produced by Feuer Martin of “Guys Dolls” fame the King and Queen and their Court of Beauties! the funniest tournament ever staged! the Magic Man foil Marilyn the Magician! all the 1961 GM cars appear by magic! the fabulous “Ideas for Living” display that points the way to more beautiful homes. ill at the Waldorf. It's all FREE. It's opu : GREATEST FAMILY SHOW IN TOWN-THE GM Ml EE ADMISSION, Waldorf, thru NuGober tl Theater News 6 To Be Cast in New Play As Non-Talking Senators 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. every day 49th Street Entrance. AETROPOLITA OPERA AA Tonight st 8:00 AIDA w. irenlJ ‘hurkdsy. November 10th at 8:00 LA OHEME Non-Sub� . � r� :Alb«ne� «. Hurley. Poorto. Seronl, 8l� pl Friday. November 11th at 8:60 NABUCC0 Sold Out Saturday. November 12tb at 2:00 « 0 A M A BUTTERFLY Orel; Tuccl Vannl. Olvli. Harvuot aturdajr. November 12th at 8:00 NOZZE D I FIGARO lorf; DfllaCasa, Seederttrerm. Allan. Ounn. Borg. Siapi, Kelley. Flagello Monday. November 14th at 8:00 BORIS GODUNOV •f: Slepl. I.awlt. Sullivan, Kelley, Toni ueeday. November 15th at 8:00 CARMEN Rhode� . Strata� . Nlkolev. Te� tl. Scott ov. l6tW at 8:00. .NOZZE t)I FIGARO Nov. I7tn at 8:00.. MANON LESCAUT v. 18 at 8.. Flr� t Timo ARABELLA v. 19th t 2:00.........AIDA � . 19th at 8 00 Benefit BUTTERFLY I! PIANO USED EXCLUSIVELY IIGHT 8:30 t„au .IRIO DIAZ gnlflcent GultarUf-Andreg Segovia 'el: tec rou lOT ANDWICHES _ tTY PLATTERS K KING SIZE DRINKS LUNCH PNOM OINNER DISHES $1.10 1.25 HOTEL TAFT BAR TAP ROOM 7th Av ., Blot Stmt [(hole Soah Tonight 11 THREEPENNY By Stuart W. Little The producers of the incom- ing: “Advise and Consent have their own arbitrary method of choosing United States Sena- tors and they are holding an open call at the Cort Theater next Monday afternoon for half a dozen actors or non-actors who can sit still and look the part. They require extra Senators to fill benches in an early scene of the new play, which is on Allen Drury’s noand in the climactic one. fv is a Senate subcoguni 4ng on the nomlfetVHHfc. a new Secretary of is the co Ti to membership in not a pre- reqritei1 r%enatoi haveVo : any line herof are everal blackout nes to dfc hc p time od. New facial called RPV idesVo ffon vinchmy lik Sefcjfors, those e Wfewe LUNCHEON COCKTAILS DINNER SUPPER Mutit lly stomtey Worth Dancing from � ix to closing No Covftr, No Minimum until 10 P.M. TEMPIETON 1-8000 ojficlcl SPicMe firm AVINUI y AT A1 st STRUT TONITE 7:30 RANGERS vs DETROIT SUNDAY : MONTRtAl $T tw. SI.75 � • fS, � •« i d. MADISON SQ. GARDEN OPERA 121 ChrUU phgr W? 4-1712 TuM.-Fr 1.8:40: Sit.7 A 10«): 8un.2:40 L 8:40 K CITT BALLET TONIGHT 8:30 Interplay; Clmir in h. fnfDot: applying must be able to react like Senators. Robert Fryer. Lawrence J. Carr and John F. Herman, the producers, have noted a consid- erable physical change in the make-up of the modern Sen- ate. The old stereotype of the patrician gentleman with a graying mane and a string bow tie has vanished. Younger types are filling the benches today. They picked Yale Drama School students In New Haven to play the parts and two professors of drama, a retired Air Force coW el and a Defense Department ojicial In Washington. And in Philadelphia, for one 'erformancJ where the show is pl oy his week. Fryer, Caja Brman just played emselves. ung Impresario in San Juan enty-four, Barry Yellen is one of the youngest major theatrical impresarios around, but once again he has managed to attract some top theater names down to his San Juan Drama Festival. He returned to his permanent base in Puerto Rico to get ready for a third season of ten weeks opening Jan. 10. Pairing names with plays. Mr. Yellen so far has come up with the following: Gypsy Rose Lee in “Auntie Marne,” Boris Karloff in “On Borrowed Time,” Eddie Bracken in “The Teahouse of the August Moon,” Marcel Marceau, possibly Paul- ette Goddard in “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” Margaret O'Brien in “Gigi.” It took Mr. Yellen months to get some of these names for his festival. He had been trying to get Marceau for two years and he had been negotiating with Gypsy Rose Lee to play “Auntie Marne” since last December. When he gets the other plays and stars set for a ten-play season running through March 5, Mr. Yellen will return to New York and fill out the balance of an acting company to handle al! the supporting roles. That won’t take so long. Before he is through, however, he will have about seventy actors on his payroll, all but five or ten from the New York pool. With the third season coming 2 SHOWS TODAY 2:00 4 8:30 SI- an C! In Fi lc up as a Mr. San flxtu side . and oper froiv attr. oper r. o o Gab the Mcy c. .! Len. Rav. pro Ros 83 i o F T Che Me Bai 7 i giv sa: sa: re? tio for as me hil W a Back Row. Bruce Perry, Chris Case, Peter Bunting, Jason Barrows, Tom Veysey, Mike Crossman, Brent Bixby, Randy Nowak, Shawn Foster, Sean Trainor, Doug Wu, Greg Witalec, Rick Veysey, Kurt Baitz, Mr Valente. Front Row: Peter Libuda, Eric Thompson, Wayne Combes, Mike Valente, Todd Sanderson, Bill Combes, Matt Graves, Barry Martin, Casey Durgin, Mike Matulonis, George Benson, Jimmy Bates, Charles Taylor. Boys' Varsity Soccer Barry Martin Matt Graves Randy Nowak Back Row: Darcie Hewitt, Barb Lebrun, jiyl Barrows, Bonnie Broe, Linda Rabow, Ellen Eddy, Bonnie Maze. Front Row: Michelle Matulonis, Sara Stowell, Kim Benson, Anne Pickielnok, Jeannie Roundy, Gina Witalec. Joelle Washburn, Chris Goodman, Sharon Combes. joelle Washburn jeannie Round1 Sharon Combes Coach: Mrs. Schmidt, Sue Collins, Jimmy Edgar, Paul Gregory, Gary Luman. Jimmy Cross Country Sue and Mary 56 Paul J.V. Boys' Basketball Coach Hyjek, Matt Warnecke, Kurt Baitz, Mark Tucker, Sean Trainor, Norman Gagnon J.V. Girls' Basketball Coach Rogers, Natalie Whittaker, Raye-Lin Tarbell, Chuck Taylor, Lisa Schweisthal, Stacey Gilcrist, Donna Bixby, Lisa Goings 57 Girls' Varsity Basketball Gina Witalec 58 Barry Martin Eric Thompson 59 Back Row Gina Witalec, Jodi Danforth, Val Lambert, Dawn Gerry, Coach Matulonis, Anne Pickielnok, Sue Col- lins, Michele Matulonis, Barb Lebrun Front Row: Kathy Brown, Debbie Edgar, Kelly Crossman Michele Matulonis Sue Collins Anne Pickielnok Girls' Varsity Softball Gina Witalec 60 Back Row: Gerald Roundy, Barry Martin, Bill Combes, Mike Crossman, Scott Stevens, Keith Demers, Matt Graves, Shane Blanchard Front Row: Coach Washburn, Todd Sanderson. Joe Lambert. Bill Rose. Doug Wu, Casey Durgin, C) Goodman Boys' Varsity Baseball Cheerleaders CHEERLEADERS — Jiyl Barrows, Robin Blanchard, Ellen Eddy, Darcie Hewitt, Alicia Hopp, Mary-Ann Perkins, Anne Pickielnok, Linda Rabow, lean Roundy, Chris Tougas, Kathy Trainor, Amy Tucker. 62 uerii ciiftoj iiuwci A jv.4 and Lawrenc Carr as general manager for heir forhcomlng producion of “Annie Maine,” sarrlng Rosalind Russel. Leonard Sillman's “New Fac£s of ’56,“ a he Barrymore, reaches is 50h performance onigh. • • • RON RAWSON has signed Barbara Britton to play the femi- nine lead in “Dead on Nine,” by Jack Popplewell. which he will try out at the John Drew Theatre, L.I., the week of Aug. 7. George Turner and Robert Carroll also have been signed for the mystery melodrama which enjoyed a suc- cessful run in London. TYr star Robert Q. Lewis, NIGHTLY 1NCL. SUN 8:30 GREATEST ‘Show Boot- EVER —Mirror A REAL WING DING SHOW’-New -• CUY LOMBARDO presents o snvi c br JfROMC KfRN book and lyrict by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II tram lha aavl by IDNA EERIER IN HtSON OUT LOMBARDO COOL ALBEE wait DISNEY’S GREAT LOCOMOTIVE MSSSS-. MEN AGAINST THE ARCTIC t DONALD DUCK CUTOONkil IcxmAws' MS Busts to AQUASHOW Nlttlw (txcr.if Sunday) 4:30 7:45 P. M. from 49th St. 7th JAZZ, 4 PERFS.—THURS., FRI. 8 SAT. AUGUST 2, 3, 4 Krnn.th Leo Karp. A Bull Lanptou prcient FESTIVAL ot Ellenviile, N. Y. EMPIRE STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL TENT THURS. at 8:45 P. M. DUKE ELLINGTON FRI. at 8:30 P. M. MIDNIGHT SARAH VAUGHAN ERROLL GARNER BOBBY HAGXETT (ALL-STARS) ‘BEST DRAMA IN TOWN’ VIVIAN BLAINE ....... HATFUL OF RAIN Air-Cond LYCEUM. 149 W. 45. JU 2.3897 Evfli. at 8:40. Mat� . TOM’W A WEO. at 2:40 PULITZER PRIZE CRITICS AWARD Thomai GOMEZ Marjorie STEELE rhp ELIA KAZAN ProRuetlon AT ON A HOT TIN ROOF bv TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Aii fond MOROSCO.W 45 M.tt. Tom'w A Wed. TREMENDOUS MUSICAL McClain. J Am. GWEN VERDON OAMN YANKEES A NEW MUSICAL � tarr.np STEPHEN DOUGLASS Air-Cond. 4fith STREET Thea.. W.46.Cir 8- 4271 Evpt. at 8:30. Matt. TOM'W A WEO.it 2.30 Unbelievably Funny., “NfW wrok N nc WALKER IUr“r“ PHILLIPS NOEL COWARD'S Fall e n angels An (M PLAYHOUSE.W.48.Ev 8:40.Mat Sat.Wed HARRISON M ‘•FABULOUS- Minor LAWRENCE BILLY T IBB I TT GILBERT H A N N Y THE CREAT 1 MUSICAL Bn Ai. 4'i)H t. MAJESTIC. W. 44. Clr. 6 0730 -----------------—r--------- -ONE OF THE BEST MUSICALS OF THE CENTURY.'• — Atkinson. Times REX IULIE ANDREWS IN CRITICS' PRIZE MUSICAL Y FAIR LADY Mail Order� Filled. Eves 8:30:58 05.7.50.6. 50.5.75. 4.60.3.45.2.30. Mali.Tom’wAWed.2:30: 54.60.4 05. 3.45. 2.90. 2.30. Tax Incl. Lilt alternate dates. Air Cond MARK HELUNCER. West Slat St -A BOX OFFICE SMASH ’—Sobnl. Jrl.-Aim LEONARD SILLMAN S NKW KDJTION New faces of ’56 NEW MUSICAL REVUE HIT ETHEL BARRYMORE Thea . 47 St.W. of Bwty An ( orni. E� � . 8:30. Mats. TOM'W A Wed 2 30 WILDLY FUNNY HIT ” !;r Nm. . O TIME FOR SERGEANTS AU Cond. ALVIN THEA. 250 W. 52nd 81 Evps. at 8:40. Mats. TOM'W A WEO. at 2:40 PULITZER PRIZE PLAY 1956 N. Y. DRAMA CRITICS' CIRCLE AWARO JOSEPH SUSAN 5CHILDKRAUI STRASBERG The diary of anne frank Air C’ond. CORT.W 48. E� .8:40. Mat.Tom'w.Wad. A WORK OF GENIUS FRANK LOESSER’S MUSICAL. PHE MOST HAPPY FELLA 1 Starring ROBERT WEEDE An Cum I. IMPERIAL. W. 45. M its. Tom’w A Wad. vaiiwjf wioaur taking slopes. FOLLOW the thrilling motor- cycle chase over San Francisco’s hills in THE. MIRACLE OF TODD-AO “FASCINAT Wholeheartedly recomrr “FANTASTI A WALTER R I Fn. Sat.: 12:30, SKOi lEFf EtSON E 14 afl RIVCRSIOC NEMO B «til 110 PARK PUZA Uaiv. 1 Turn. f CROTONA f. Imtwl . DAVID MARCUS town Af PELHAM Mm t bm WARD wm tn dNUM A ACADEMY «1 Mm-t HELD 0V aiVKRA 1 mi 1 ) ’ BHOW VALENTINE f«4b � M LOV 1984 (unior Miss 1984 Junior Miss Valerie Lambert Spirit of Junior 1st Runner-Up Miss Dawn Gerry Amy Gabranski Sue Collins Youth Fitness Jodie Danforth Vermont MissT.E.E.N. Gina Witalec Charlene Hastings 66 We've Got Tonight 67 BRHS Travels From England Our A.I.F.S. trip last April took us to London, Windsor, Cambridge, Bath, and Stratford. to Japan. In the summer of 1983 Kathy Trainor won a Kikkoman Scholarship to live with a family in lapan. She met many new people and enjoyed new experiences, from visiting Shrines to attending school and public baths. 68 i’ fi r 11 Sports and Honors Banquets i 70 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Tuuri Tofferi Mr. and Mrs. Valente, Leah and Casey Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Packed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pringle Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Matulonis Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Firkey Mrs. Priscella Welch Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and John, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Durgin Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Newton Rose Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tilton Mr. and Mrs. James Farguhar Mrs. Betty Wood Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickielnok Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bostock Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leary Mr. and Mrs. George Benson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collins Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pickielnok Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Libuda Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Gerry 71 thicken Soup,” described by the don press as an important dealing with a serious theme sillusionment of ideals in a iging world—will be present- y Herbert DuFine in associa- with the English Stage Co. uFine, an assistant director CBS, will stage the play for opening the last week of Sep- ber. No house has been booked DuFine is discussing the | ling feminine role with Tresa ' ?hes, of “Dear Me The Sky •'ailing.” he stage rights to “The Boss Crazy, Too,” a novel by syn- ted comic strip artist Melt arus, have been purchased by I ducer David Merrick. The: el, which Lazarus describes a.s story of a boy and his dog a boss,” was published yes- ay. The Days and Nights of be Fenstermaker” will end run at the Sheridan Square yhouse Sunday night after 3Q4 formances . . . The intimate ue, “Tour de Four,” will open he Writers Stage June 18, in- d of June 12 as previously lounced. The cast includes si King, Lyle O’Hara, Caro! , Paul Blake and arl Crow. nouse. i ne oonaoners is the opening production. Ballerina Maria Karnilova has joined David Wayne and Nancy Dussault for the summer tryout | of “AP9II0 and Miss Agnes,” mu- sical based on the Giraudoux comedy, “The Apollo of Bellac.” Bob Banner Associates will start testing the show at the Dallas State Fair in August with ex- pectations of a Broadway open- ing in January. but wait till you see the legs on our chorus line. Solo Show Jeannette Clift will open in her one-woman show, “Gallery,” Thursday evening at the Gram- crcy Arts Theatre. The presenta- tion will be staged by .Robert Tamplin. Want a real lift? Make a big night of it at Roosevelt Raceway. For reservations, travel information call Pioneer 6-6000. Detly Double closes at 8:20 p.m. All Long Island parkways, the LIRR and direct buses lead to Roosevelt Raceway, near Westbury. L.I. iMiiiminriiiiin TONITE 8:30 AVAILABLE ANN CORIO S this WAH ROOSEVELT RAOKWAY ■ “HILARIOUS!” Till f f —- TlMtS STRIPPED FOR LAUGHTER. Jovr Am«i From All Over liriam Makeba, Israeli singer, n an engagement tonight at Village Gate. . . . Tony )tt and his band begin a run Roseland tonight. . . . Gus i’s belly dance revue will pre- re at the Roundtable Thurs- . Jemela Omar is the featured former. YITE at 8:30 Tues. Thurs. 8:30 Fri. I Sit. 7:15 I MS. San. 7:15 JUNE WILKINSI “Playboy’s Favorite Playgirr In Ths Smash Comedy Hit YAJWIA Tops sse the Best of All Joeys!” -JOHN chapman,. Daily News fuel. Sun. 1:30. Mats. Sat. fc Sun. 2:30. e King and I Opens Wed. Eve JUNE 12 SUNDAYS NOON TO 9 PM iNITrSMVSAT. fcurj I Sun. 8 30. $3 95. 345. 3.25. I 30 Sit Midnight. $4 95. 4 45. “Sun. 2 30. S3 50.3.00.2.50.2 00. rOO. tai incIMti Q OMOlTtOMC6 H 'asino East Theatre BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY 9:30 am 9rM MATS. EVES. $4.65, $3.55, $2.75, $1.95 N.Y.CITY CENTER,131 w.55. Hill Air-Conditioned I 2nd Ave. at 12th St YU 2-6611 RICHARD VATH • CLIFF HALLE WINTER GARDEN BROADWAY at 5! St. • Cl 5-4171 T heatre Directory leal re Directory I. L BROADWAY THEATRE INFORM ATION Tick-t avoitabitity for Toni'jht. Ufa r performance , call MI 7-8020 of_Kew York Theatre r “lzVwo merit Vv1' FUNM THING HAPPRNK't ox this way to this foim m MERIC a's SSH:sT MUS ' A, ,htDi ctfd bn GEORGE ABBOTT N.� . 2 3 . 0 52 8‘ C.r. 5-5226 t.35. Matt. Tam. at 2. Sat. at 2:10 V0,V ; r7 '' ,n ° Times E Y O N D T H E FRINGE Ev« . Mon. thru Sat at 9 J7.50. 6 90. S. 75. ljf ?«■;. 4t 2• U ,0- 4 5°- 3 M _ • 5: J5.40. 4.60. 4 30. 3 60 2.90. DEM THEA., 252 W. 45 St Cir. 6-6740 VERY FUNNY COMEOY „det II 7 .f s' CGRTKCUK BKKO In tha naw comedy hit BAR ME. THE SKY IS FALLING IC BOX TMEA 239 W 45 St. Clr. 1-4636 . 8;30. Mata. Tom 2. Sat. July 4 at 2;J0 “KXIT ROARING!”— Time May S I-V'A VIVIAN ALAN IRVING “OWBRAY JACOBSON ALAN ARKIN Tony Award Winner N T E R L A U G H I N G ThM • 124 w 45 ■ � W7o • :30. Mstv Tom' 2. Sat. A July 4 at 2:30 too Soots fi y Per , at 9flyrt IK? E5RATFD MU8ICAL COMBIJY I t L.T .h.lt. CHIT ICS' St 7 TONY’ AWARDS II OW TO SUCCEED ! IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING ROBERT MORSE. RUOY VALLEE 46th 8T.. W. 46. Mat. Wed..Sat.4July4 Cl f-4271 KLAST 7 TIMES! „ “A JOYOUS SIGHT! —Post A R M O N ISKAKI.I DANCERS ROY LE THEATRE. 242 W. 43 St. Cl 5-5760 Ev«$ at 8 90. Mat . Tom’ at 2. 8at. at 2:S0 A BLOCKBUSTER!'—K err Her. Trib. I , ,slw CAESAR in I T T L E ME 1 be New Mvstcal Comedy Hit wit . VIRGINIA MARTIN and NANCY ANDREWS Lunt - Font a 1 na. W 46 St. Mta.Tomw.8it. JU «-5555 HKDADWAY’S 1 COMEDY SMASH DIANA TOM EDWARD ML Y N N POSTON MULHARC JEAN KERR'S Irraolatihla A It Y MARY Ciroia «-6S80 HIUN HATES.W. 40. Mta.T n� 'w. Bat- Ev. 8 30 I .AST 7 TIMSE! • W LL MAKE A MILLION PEOPLE HAPPY!' •—NodeI. IP T l.elaml llayward presents MROItKKT NAN KITE . RYAN FARRAY in It PRESIDENT A New Muuieal Comedy .1 Hs.c and Lyries by IRVING BERLIN look v HOWARD LIN06AY and RUSSEL CROUSE three ted by JOSHUA LOGAN .v i Anlt Gillette Jack lla k«-ll •T J MCS. W. 44 Tffll'tv A Sat. LA 4-4864 + 4- + Theatre Directory + ♦ ‘•A MAD. MAO. MAO SHOW! McClain J .A. PAUL MAUREEN ORSON FOKI) O’SULLIVAN MEAN in Never too late Broadway's Bioorst Comedy Smash Directed by GEORGE ABItOTT Playhouit. 137 W. 48. MU.Tom'� 4Sat. Cir 5-6060 MM FAIR LAD}......South Pa d OKLAHOMA! ROLLED INTO OSE!” -BRILLIANT NOVEL MUSICAL Qtover.A ANTHONY NEWLEY in STOP THE WORLD— I WANT TO GET OFF With ANNA QUAYLE A New-Style MiihIchI SHU8ERT. 225 Watt 44th St. Clr. fl Evgi 8 :30. Mat� . Tom' 2. Sat.A July 4 at 2 —Dorothy Kiloallen NKICH RD RODGERS' Ml'SICAL HIT O S.T R I N G S Starring RICHARD KILEY DIAHANN CARROLT. Air-Cond BROADH URST. W. 44 St. Cir. 6-6699 Eva , at 6 30. Mata. Tom � 2:00 4 Sat. at 2:30 _________SEATS AVA1LAOLE “A SPLENDID AND MEMORABLC MUSICAL —Chapinon. Sen’s CLIVE REVILL GEORGIA DROWN in LIONEL BARTS LAST WEEKS!—Final Pert. Ju . I • POWERFIX!”—Tatr . Pm STHE ACTORS STUDIO THEATRE EUGENE O'NEILL'S TRANCE INTERLUDE BETTY FIELD WILLIAM PRINCE PAT HINGLE FRANCHOT TONE GEOTFREY HORNE RIP TORN GERALOINE PAGE COLLIN WILCOX Directed by JOSE QUINTERO Martin Back Thta.. 45 St. w. of 8 Ava. Cl 6 Curtain Eras. 6 P M . Dinner S:S0 to 9 . Or, I V E R A Ne Mualaal IMPERIAL THEATRE. 249 W 45 St. CO 5-2412 Evf . 8 30. Matt. Tom' 2. Sat. July 4 at 2:30 RARE THEATRE MAGIC! —(JoViC, UJ J P PETER USTINOV PAUL ROGERS EILCEN HERLIE OENNIS KING H O T O FINISH Brteka Atkinion That.. 256 W. 47 St. Cl S-1310 Evfli. 8-30. Matt. _TtM'« 2. Sat. 4 July 4 at 2:30 •SIMPLY WONDERFUL. —Coienian Micro FUNNY AND WINN ING-A’ err. II. Trib. TAMMY GRIMES REOWARO WOODWARO In A Sew Comedy ATTLE OF A SIMP!,E MAN BOOTH THEA.. 222 W 45 St. Cir. 6-5969 E� o� 8 30 Matv Tam at 2. Sat at 2 31 • A SM SH HIT ■ 1 -' II • PtWt BARBARA COOK DANIEL MASSEY S BARBARA BAXLEY in HE 1. OV E S M E The New Miihical Coined Hit ala � tarrln« LUOWIG DONATH ith JACK CASSIOY EUGENE O NEILL Th«a. 230 W 49. Cl 6 9870 Eva1 8 30. Mata. Tam , at 2. ,8a. . at 2 3' LAST 12 DAYS! 3 MATS WEEKLY—TOM’W. SAT.. SUN “SMASH HIT! FL;LL OF KODGFKs ANTI IIA M M F K ST EI N DFLIGIITS. — !M T Nancy DUSSAI'LT in HE SOUND OF MUSIC Mlinlcal Hit Witli Don (111 S o't Atr-Cd. MARK H E LLIN G E R. W. 31 St. PL 7-70 Eva� 8 30 Mata. Tam 2. Sat. 4 Sun. 2 BEST MUSICAL SINCE MY FAIR L OV : —Maloneu. Bi . TiOltlt VIVIKN LEIGH TJEAN PIKKKE AI MONT in the Xetc Mmical t mnedy o V A R I r H Alr-Cd. BROAOWAY. 8 y 4 53 St Clr. 7-7V92 Eva� , at 8:10. Matt. Tom' 2:00 4 Sat. at I DRAMA KITH S I'HIZF. PLAt FIVE TONY AWARDS II-tain fiery Ley at S:0V Sharp' C............ ... ........ IT AKTIIIK BEN HAGEN HILL PIAZZA Win EDWARD VI.REE'S HOS AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? .MAT ! 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