Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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S gl f f 3 lf' be l'M OLD, but I don't miss much . Pla y-Hervey A Six-fbo! Pooh! Harvey, the junior-senior play, premiered March fourth and fifth in the Excelsior High School auditorium . Under the direction of faculty advisor, Mr. Woodard, and student director, Ellen Knudsen, Harvey, an invisible six foot rabbit, provided an entertaining evening for those who attended. After each performance the audience was left with a very difficult question. Was Harvey just an hilarious halluci- nation, or was the six foot Pooka all Elwood P. Dowd said he was? The action took place in the library of the old Dowd family mansion and the reception room of Chumley's Rest Home. The subtleties of the play were presented by a well-selected cast of Pilots. Gloria Meadows provided the audience with continual laughter as she portrayed Veta Louise, who was unfortunate enough to claim a fraternal relationship with the play's leading character, Elwood P. Dowd, played by Bruce Givertzman. Joe Hernandez added a touch of insane humor to the play, and Paul Laramore, as Doctor Chumley, and Leonard Giambeluca, as Doctor Sanderson, provided a well deserved parody on the American psychiatrist. With the help of other supporting cast members, each performance of Harvey was a tremendous success. Hart of Uharacters Elwood P. Dowd ..... . . Bruce Gevirtzman Veta Louise Simmons . . . . .Gloria Meadows . . .Kerry Hawes . . Ellen Knudsen . . Cindi Griffis Myrtle Mae Simmons . . Miss Johnson ...... Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet . . Ruth Kelly, R.N ..... . . . . .Celeste Rock Duane Wilson ....... ..... J oe Hernandez Lyman Sanderson, M.D. . . . Leonard Giarnbuleca . . .Paul Laramore . . Joan Wallace . . Fred Aguilar . . . Mike Greene William R. Chumley . . Betty Chumley ..... Judge Omar Gaffney .' . E.J. Lofgren ..... MISS RUSSELL makes up Fred Aguilar for his port as Judge Gaffney. SO, YOU'RE Myrtle Mae . . .

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BECKY GRIMES and Willie Macias had fun at the Sadie. 0111 Sadie MANY COUPLES were seen chatting with each other. UNUSUAL CORSAGES adorned many of the guys attending the Sadie. In this case Brian Thompson wore one made by Sue Mennealy . ' 5+-feng if S , 'f , Ei : ,- ,, gf -fe, ' v 2 ,, y f ., . -' , , , my 1 f ENERGETIC COUPLES participated in cm old-fashioned hoe-down . w tf.. 1 Z f N-.J Jw' .1 T , , ' 4. f , , - , 1 fr., , - 2 X jf if . f .5 1' 11254533 Kburtm MADAME X, otherwise known as Miss Phelan, read Joan Holven's and Richard Fonseca's palms. IGck.s' MATCHING BLOOMERS and matching shirts worn by Rose Lacasella and Dick STEPHANIE CLEMENTS found herself in Hansberger were made especially for the IGH - Sadie. li S , T 2' . r W 9 A I X 25 , A ,. X L 1 - 4 . ,s fe., - y rm I X l T 5 f .,-3' 1 G 5 '35 1: ' 3 ' l QT? 'L 1 5' if ff if . ,if 1 ' T E., ' a N QE. ff 3 ,. T t 5 - 'i V. ew- V, 2 4 , 'N , , , ' ,. dwg. 2 , '5 '- 1, , . ' 3 'Zi' .U .1 - - 3 ,EC ,Jw-2-Lg. ' f. ' mg 2- 1. f , 1 , 313 .Ls . fm-v,:.1.j inf' '-T 24 uasgegfsgf-fvsfl .qgegg .Aw!'f7g-3j.wf51,-Q:22- f' r -7.3, www 24 , ff . f' i if ' f:1,,-fuss, .sz-,ex W4 ,. ' . . -g9:,',55,g,4, f f , . Z-5173.3-,:,5, -, 27 Q high, . - . ,, ,.-0, J, 1'--1---ue -f- . . ' w-u4a,:f- rm.-J 4 , ...www ' ' -f :f.,14m f 'f L mired. 4, f Wvffmww 4 - . f f- . E4 - 'rfb-Z 5-.ye f Z . ,I F ., fa 1 ,S