Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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Hand l6'0unce flelvs 161' 21 e Generation Gap 1 w Varsity Club members Ken Billmeier, John Engel, Robert Kocisky and Greg Marciniak add a touch of humor to Band Bounce with their selection of song and apparel. Debbie Allore stresses her views on the con duct o teena ers as she acts her role as i l f s Mother in the musical parody Kids . 20-ORGANIZATIONS St ACTIVITIES Central High School presented its thirty-ninth annual B a n d Bounce on May 15, 16, 17, 1969. Mr. Walter Cramer and Mr. James Leonard directed the staff of over 400 Central students who per- formed to The Generation Gap, the theme of the musical. Adding to this year's presenta- tion was the performance of the 20 girl kickline, dancing in their new two-piece blue, white and red fringed costumes. Sally Steele also performed her can-can dance which won for her the title of Miss Bay County. Other acts in- cluded the band, orchestra, A ca- pella choir, Choralairs, Freshman choir and the Varsity Club sing- ers. Dance Club entertained for the first time at Band Bounce with dances they had prepared. The finale, This Land is Your Land , which the entire cast par- ticipated in, drew well deserved applause and two standing ovations for the completion of the show. In response to Debbie Allore's point of view on teenagers, Barb Perkins emphasizes her idea of what being a teenager is like.

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Mounted on Rocinante, his horse, Rick Moore, as Don Quixote, bids farewell to his friends Larry Lobert and Doug Levaclc before leaving to put his gallant abilities to good use. asm: gf. A . we ti. wsvi,X?,.3A, Uzespieue Present The Weuderful Adventures Draped with a towel, freshman Tom McKinley sits patiently as junior Lynn Bennett carefully applies make up and finishing touches before the presentation of the play. Thespians presented, as their fall play, The Wonderful Adven- tures of Don Quixote. The play was held in the auditorium Novem- ber 14-15. An afternoon matinee was also featured Saturday. Don Quixote, portrayed by sen- ior Rick Moore, was taken up in a world of make believe. He saw all things in life not as they were but as beautiful as they could be. Playing the role of Sancho, his servant, was junior Wayne Hem- ingway. Antonia, Don's niece, was junior Karen Riegler. Beate Friede- berg starred as Josefina the house- keeper. Dr. Carassco, portrayed by senior Larry Lobert, cured Don of his adventurous ways and brought him back to reality. Background music was furnish- ed by the Orchestra and Swing Choir. Directing the play was Mrs. Ruth Anketell, drama and speech instructor. The set was completed by stagecraft under the direction of Mr. Teenier, art instructor.