Central High School - O Book Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Aha! Now I have it. . .your children will be toads. I'What do you mean by 'You're not fit to be king'? 'IYou're a good man, Yvain, but I think the Prin- Why, General Nud, with you as our most cess would be happier with Rufusf, noble, fearless leader, the giants wouldn't dare . . .

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Fall Play The Giants' Dancev LEFT T0 RIGHT: King Ambroseg Geoffrey, Queen Boudiccag Guardg Grigas, Thank you, but I'm not the giant that dance The 1966 Fall Play was f'The Giants' Dance, a modern fairy tale concerning the struggles for power in a kingdom of ancient Britain. It Was presented on October 26 and 27 by the Central High Players under the direc- tion of Mrs. Amy Sutton. Mr. Raymond Williams was the technical director. The student assist- ants were Janet Williams, Kathy Mul- ry, Byron Wagner, and Sue Haile. CAST King Ambrose ......................,....... Jon Whitman Queen Boudicca ....i.......... Lanette Metoyer Prince Yvain ...........,.........,.. Eric Zimmerman Princess Alissande ........, Dalienne Majors General Nud .........................,..,....... Ron Wolfson Grigas ...................,..........,...........,..... Richard Green Merlin ......,.......... ............... P aul Lubetkin Rufus ..,........,..................,.....,........,......i......, John Laser Geoffrey .,....,......A......,.......,...................... Milt Erman Guards, Swordsmen .,...,.., Jack Winslade, Greg Lenz, David Levin, Robert Kutler, Sam Lane, Jeff Zimmer- man, and Dick Slosburg

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Spring Play Fashion CAST: FRONT ROW: Gertrude, Mrs. Tiffany, Millinette. SECOND ROW: Zeke, Seraphina, Colonel Howard, Adam Trueman, Mr. Anto y 'lffyJ hSb C tJ1' 't OSCP X10 SOB, T1 O 111131 fe. Fashion, Central High School's Spring Play, was presented by Thes- pians on May 4 and 5. The play, written by Anna Cora Mowatt, is an old-fash- ioned melodrama with music. Fash- ionf, a comedy in five acts, depicts life in New York during the 1880's. The story centers around Mrs. Tiffany, a lady who imagines herself to be fashion- able. Her ambition to set the styles for all of New York causes conflict through- out the play. All songs, costumes, and settings are similar to those used when melodramas were in fashion. Director for the Spring Play was Mr. Raymond Williams. Make-up di- rector was Mrs. Amy Sutton and stage manager was Deldon Hamann. cAsT . Adam Trueman .................................... Don Fries Count J olimaitre ..........,,,..i,.......... Don Kohout Colonel Howard ...................,....... Tim Seastedt Mr. Antony Tiffany ............... Jim Manning T. Tennyson Twinkle ............ Lee Feltman Augustus Fogg ....................................... Sam Lane Joseph Snobson .............,...,... Kurt Rachwitz Zeke ...........................................,................ James Cecil Mrs. Tiffany ........................... Lanette Metoyer Prudence ................. ........................ J udy Siref Millinette ....................,..... ................. L ori Selzler Gertrude ................................................ Julie Shrier Seraphina Tiffany .............,............. Kay Smith Two Fashionable Ladies ....................................... ...Lindsay Bloom, J ohnice Pierce