Bryan Station High School - Crest Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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o'lf iBiIly Englishi serenades the Captain's old- st daughter, Liesel iPatsy Showalteri. Captain Von Trapp is supposed to marry the haughty Baroness Schraeder iSylvia Gingrichi but he falls in love with Maria and they are married. H9 The children meet their new governess, Fraulein Maria.

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The Von Trapp children line up for their father's strict military inspection. tRighU Maria Uudy MonthieT meets the stern Captain Von Trapp tDavid WyattT. Capacity Crowds Enjoy the Sound of Music The smell of the greasepaint can cause a helter-skelter mess backstage. First there were weeks of preparation- auditioning, rehearsing, searching for props, making costumes, painting scen- ery, memorizing lines and music. Then it was opening night for The Sound of Music under the direction of Mrs. Barbe ara Hull and Mr. Charles Wells. The cast was delighted with one member of the audience who turned out to be the grandson of the original Maria Von Trapp, about whom the play was written. All of the time spent grumbling about the long hours of rehearsal faded into oblivion as the cast listened to the ap- plause which meant a job well done.

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The Man Who Came to Dinner Delights Audience 120 Since all the Hull productions have their great mo- ments The Man Who Came to Dinner could be no exception. From the Lee Cogan-Marilyn De Long love scenes to Sylvia Gingrich in her mummy case, it was a humorous but memorable production. Perhaps it was Sandy Page whose axe-happy disposition saved the day for Doug Howard, or Barbara Hopwood who couldn't wait to get her hands on Sylvia's hair, or the impossible couple, Vicki Glass and Ken Murphy, who set the side-bursting tempo. Whatever the motiva- tion, this group of young actors and actresses created some unforgettable characters who have become as much a part of the school as the people who por- trayed them.