Culver City High School - Olympian Yearbook (Culver City, CA)

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Abner - Nate Parker Daisy Mae - Evelyn Paussa Marryin' Sam - David Mayhan Gen. Bullmoose - Evan Puziss Mammy Yokum - Pam Wayne Pappy Yokum - Scott Prince Earthquake McGoon - Thomas Tam Sen. Jack S. Phogbound - Jay Groebson Available Jones - Steve Klamerus Appasionata Von Climax - Vicki Raff Evil Eye Fleagle - Harvey Levy Wives: Dee Dee - Lisa Trank Lillian - Marie Erikson Hope - Stephanie Rose Carmen - Sharon Edgington Pat - Allyson Coleman Bonnie - Renee Ross Lonesome Polecat - John Marco Hairless Joe - Carlos Pigulus Romeo Scragg - Mike Manes Clem Scragg - Seth Cinamon Alf Scragg - John Kralik Moonbeam McSwine - Mara Sherman Cronies: Reeder - Bradd Claybaugh Mathew - Ron Rocha Linn - Bennett Gross Mark - Sam Ryan McLure - Joseph Haley Hare - Joey Thames Pete - Dave Edwards Mayor Dawgmeat - Keith Henry Dr. Finsdale - Ron Rocha Dr. Smithbom - Bradd Claybaugh Dr. Kroegmeyer - Joey Thames Dr. Schliefitz - Lisa Trank Govem ment Man - Jeff Davine Stupefyin' Jones - Diana Hines Colenel - John Huck Secretaries: Debbie Behar Lynn Ashley Hope Jaffe Wendy Walton State Dept. Man - Sam Ryan Creighton iButlerJ - Joseph Haley Chad - Ken Chin Policeman - Duncan Davidson Cedrik Softwicke . Rufe - Doug Carson Speedy McRabbit - Joseph Haley Scarlett - Marlene Dictor U.S. Commentator - David Mayhan Russian Commentator - Evan Puziss Japenese Commentator - David Mayhan President - Evan Puziss Announcer's Voice - David Mayhan Chorus Members Jackie Maurer Adrienne Elsey Debra Decker Todd Berg Gary Slater John Sanders Dancers Lynn Ashley Kim Buckley Michelle Cockrell Paula Cruz Brenda Frazier Debbie Fisher Laura Glover Sue Goldberg Elizabeth Gollub Debbie Gordon Joseph Haley Julie Hammons Diana Hines Jan Kirsch Junko Kozuwa Frances MacGuire Dolores Malagon Valerie Marlowe Laurie McCallum Valerie McKenzie Sharon Owen Nate Parker Evelyn Paussa Maria Pelayo Evan Puziss Ron Rocha Margo Stratis Stephanie Szarkowski Joey Thames Lisa Trank Ann Waterfall Pam Wayne Thea White David Wong

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An Original Musical Comedy by Norman Panama and Melvin Frank Based on Characters Created by Al Lapp Lyncs and Music by Johnny Mercer and Gene De Paul If Li l Abner has his way he druther do without Sadie Hawkins Day. However the govemment s pro- posal is not quite what he or any other Dogpatch bachelor has in mind. At the emergency Compone meeting named for the Confederate General Jubilation T. Compone the citizens leam that Dogpatch has the dubious honor of being considered the most unnecessary spot in America. Consequently it has been chosen for the relocation of America s atomic bomb tests. When Mammy as part of Dogpatch s frantic effort to redeem itself gives the scrawny govemment man a-swig of Yokumberry tonic made from the Yokumberry bush he sprouts into a one hundred per cent red-blooded perfect American specimen like Abner who takes the tonic daily. Dogpatch is spared until the tonic can be evaluated but Washington s other major power General Bullmoose is plotting with Dogpatch s notorious Evil Eye Fleagle to steal the formula. On the day of the race Fleagle s whammy allows Bullmnose's sultry secretary Appassionata Von Climax to catch Abner, Now according to the Code of the Hills Abner s bachelor hours are numbered. Too late he declares his love for Daisy Mae. Bullmoose s plot includes stealing the formula with a truth whammy and then destroying Abner with a suicidal sports car whammy. The truth whammy requires alcohol so Bullmoose plansa situation which will force teetotalling Abner to take a drink: a toast to his bride-to-be. 'However Mammy s premonition powers sense Abner s grave peril. Daisy Mae in desperation, promises to marry repulsive Earthquake McGoon if he will help rescue Abner. The Dogpatchers crash Bullmoose s Washington party. Just as the toast is proposed Earthquake deflects Fleagle s whammy from Abner to Bullmoose with a tray. Helplessly Bullmoose confesses everything to the police. Meanwhile the tonic is rejected because it destroys a man s romanticizin motivations. Miraculously Pappy Yukum discovers a secret Compone antidote Qpure Crick waterl and successfully revitalizes Abner and those Dogpatchers who volimteered to test the tonic. Earthquake claims Daisy Mae but her omery Scragg relatives plan to-move in with them inspiring him to abdicate in favor of Yokumberry-tonic-fortified Abner. Mean- while the bomber is approaching. In the hectic evacuation of Compone s statue a plaque signed by single-handedly lost the Civil War and thus saved the Union. Because national shrines are sacrosanct Dogpatch is now retumed to the Dogpatchers. Once again through no fault of his own old Compone has saved the day. The wonderful tunes include Abner and Daisy s gentle duet Namely You a dream ballad If I Had My Druthers the hilarious show-stopper Jubilation T. Compone General Bullmoose s Progress ls the Root of All Evil and the political satire The Country s in the Very Best of Hands. The Sadie Hawkins Day Ballet and fine choral work contribute to making LI L ABNER one of the classics of American musicals. , . , Y 1 , Y 7 li ll ' , , allowing the Sadie HawkinslDay Race to be rescheduled. Abner donates the tonic to the govemment, Abraliam Lincoln is discovered, declaring the monument a national shrine in honor of Compone, who , , , 'x. I 1 T Mi nr- ' v .sw i I p ' ha ,-,,f , I F 1 pwwwww Whpw i 5 'li li . S' f Q A 'J ml a.ari ' 'm-It 1 f 1 . 'u L88 A' Eel K? ' A., C 5 is l'. I ts, 4,'5s A 'iasvm l ,if . .. - , ' ' N .. , V . . f - -f' ' . . 0424, L Q ,QQ .. , -:cp-. 1 -' ft' A 5,4

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