Cochise College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Douglas, AZ)

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Cindy Bickle, John Jensen and Connie Haugen approach their parts seriously. Gloria Mangum,Tessie Fernandez and Veronica Gutierrez spend much time in preparation for opening night. Archpriest 8: narrator ........ . . .John Jensen Sir Percy Pumpkin 8a reader 2 .......... Ken Gill Lady Sloe-Eyes 8L Magdalena .... Gloria Mangum Toddle Troll 8: Bernarda ...... Delight Stottlemyer Adela SL reader I ....... ....... C indy Bickle Amelia 84 reader 3 . . . . .Connie Haugen Martino 8L reader4 . . . . . .Tessie Fernandez Poncia ............ ....... B arbara Evans Angustias .... . . .Veronica Gutierrez Max Wager writes and directs La Rosa Triste 1 it ly ,. it Q--Ur ' ' 9 I,-wtf' ak a Ken Gill and Delight Stottlemyer gauge their success or failure from audience reactions. La Rosa Triste was written by drama instructor Max Wager as a reader's theater. It is to be applied towards a doctorate he is now earning. The reading was presented in the Little Theater and transported the audience into the Spanish society of a few centu- ries back. The realistic nature of the reading capti- vated an attentive audience. 17

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Drama production EIIOUSCS a working spirit l Buddy, now I'm a bachelor and with two grown sons. Alan Baker ...... Peggy Evans. . . This is Alan. A specialist told me if I didn't see you within half an hour, I'll die. Connie, Alan, Dad, Mom and Buddy, now in agreement, depart. . . . .Frank Lopez . . .Beth Edwards Buddy Baker . . . ..... John Edwards Mr. Baker .... Connie Dayton Mrs. Baker .... A visitor .... campus life . . . . . .Steve Smith . . . . . .Diane Stuart Delight Stottlemyer . . . .Barbara Evans I Come Blow Your Horn, directed by Max Wager, was related to present times byboth students and faculty. Al- though there may be objection to a child attending it, it is not degrading but rather typical.With no funds avail- able, the crew paid fees from their own pockets.Due to various problems the cast list was not final until two- and-one-half weeks before opening night.

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G'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown Sid , T., ' lr. may 'wr' ' 'ifflfii V!-eff : ,., , rr ' n mm ll n ul'rHL..::-V - in-,yi V .,,,-. ,, ,- 'fl'-W.,4,r-11312 WLT.: f 1 '71-f . -. . avi . li , , , ', Y, , , f ., -1 '-'L.'.' -f:L...l 5 Snoopy and Peppermint seem to get along just fine. Charlie Brown, directed by Max Wager, drama coach, and Martin Behnke, music tutor, was an out- standing display by CC thespians. It was evident that the cartoon characters had jumped from the newspaper to the Little Theater stage. campus life 'r 'ay-M ' -' -H, v fl 5 'sim ' M, Y i .. fn - , 3 ii , I 1 N7 ., . V I. C , 'fl - Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Linus, Peppermint, Lucy and Schroeder join in chorus forthe audience. TN 'UQQE' 1. Linus and Lucy can't both have the blanket at once, or can they? Charlie Brown .... Lucy ......... Linus ..... Schroeder ....... Snoopy ........ Peppermint Patty . . . . . .Tony Pinedo . .Tessie Fernandez . . .Jim Hambachcr .... . .Butch Jones . . . .Paul Van Vleet Delight Stottlemyer -fb