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Dawn Hollenbeck and Tom Croston The cast of “The Matchmaker’ assembles around Barnaby Tucker (Terry 1 iz) in the home of Mrs. Van Huyscn to listen to his delivery of the play’s moral. Held on March 28, 29, and 30 in the auditorium, the Senior Class production entertained its audience with delightful, witty humor. At one of the many practice sessions preced- ing the play Ron Har- ris, who did a hilarious- ly funny portrayal of Cornelius H a c k 1, a small-town boy who en- counters romance and adventure in the big city, takes a spill while Dawn Hollenbeck and Tom Croston display mixed emotions.
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Twisting—A Popular Dance Fad (ABOVE) Marion Worthy and Marion DeGuilio are all for the popular twisting fad at the Get-Acquainted Dance, while (RIGHT) Marcy Ranicri and A1 LoBuc prefer the cvcr-popular slow dance. (BELOW) The Blue and White Dance, held after the Thornton game, attracted a large number of Thornton stu- dents as well as Bloomitcs. 11
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Take the Leads in “The Matchmaker’’ This year the leads in the Senior Class play went to Dawn Hollenbeck as Mrs. Levi and Tom Croston as Mr. Vandcr- gelder. Here Mrs. Levi finds herself to be Mr. Vandergcldcr’s choice for a “match.” Finally, after months of hard work and practice, the auditorium curtain rose on the Senior Class production of “The Matchmaker.” The first straight drama to be given here in years, this hi- larious play of romantic comedy by Thornton Wild- er offered energetic seniors an opportunity to dis- play their talents. Dawn Hollenbeck, portraying the nosy, kind- hearted, congenial Mrs. Levi, employed by Mr. Vandergelder, Tom Croston, to find him a wife, manages also to get herself involved in the bud- ding romance of Ambrose Kemper, a young artist played by Dave Rubley, and Mr. Vandergelders niece, Georgeanne Meyers, while attempting to “make a match” for her employer. Other leads went to Ron Harris and Terry Tiz as Cornelius Hackl and Barnaby Tucker, as well as Bonnie Grubermann in the part of Mrs. Molloy. The success of “The Matchmaker” was not due to the cast members alone. A great deal of thanks also goes to Mr. Richard Peterson, director, and the many seniors who assisted on the various com- mittees. An excellent take-off of Mrs. Molloy, the owner of a large hat shop in New York city, was given by Bonnie Grubermann. Taking off her shoes is her silly assistant Minnie Fay, played by Cheryl Hoecker. 13
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