Falls Church High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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Unbeknownst to the passed-out Miss Ski lion (Judy Hall), the Reverand Toop (David Ford) is just about to be conked- on-the-head by an escaped Russian spy (Jack Stone). Cast Ida.Gail Trask MissSkillon.Judy Hull The Reverend Lionel Toop. David Ford Penelope Toop.Nancy Stoertz Corporal Clive Winton.Eric Britten The Intruder.Jack Stone The Bishop of Lax.Gary Johnson The Reverend Arthur Humphrey.Geoffrey Davidson Sargeant Towers.Steve Reinemer The Bishop (Gary Johnson) convinces the policeman (Steve Reinemer) that he is indeed sane! 22

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1972 Christmas Court — L. to R. — Claudia King, Freshmen Representative; Diane Ward, Sophomore Representative; Dolores Tyree, Junior Representative; Marcie Hascall, Senior Representative, Kitty Hanrahan, Maid-of-Honor; Mariza Araujo, Queen; Cindee Stevens, Senior Rep¬ resentative; Linda Selquist, Junior Representative; Denise Taylor, Sophomore Representative; Barbara Yanick, Freshmen Representative. CHRISTMAS DANCE Contrasting the coldness of a dark winter evening was the FCHS cafeteria on December 16, 1972. “Santa’s Fantasy” came alive with bright decorations and the music of God Mother Country. Highlighting the festive dance was the introduction of a revived Christmas Court and crowning of the queen, Mariza Araujo, and Maid-of-Honor, Kitty Hanrahan. To complete a perfect evening, Santa Claus mingled with the crowd, dancing and handing out candy canes to contented couples. The Junior Class has reason to be proud of its 72 Christmas Dance. Kitty Hanrahan, Maid-of-Honor, with escort, Maury Saunders. Mariza Araujo, Queen, reigns over the 1972 Christmas Dance. Pride Week, Christmas Dance 21

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Penelope (Nancy Stoertz) is trying to make her uncle (Gary Johnson) understand that what he heard from upstairs in his bedroom wasn’t a fight, just a friendly argument. The maid (Gail Trask) is trying to make plans with Clive (Eric Britten) for her “night off.’’ CROWDS RAN TO ‘SEE HOW THEY RUN’ The fall play, “See How They Run”, turned out to be a great success this year. The Drama Department worked diligently for three months getting everything ready for opening night. The actors unceasingly practiced their parts, the stage was set up, lights worked out, and all the other little details were perfected for the first production of the year. The audience was kept laughing all evening with the comical events occurring throughout the play. An identity crisis was the critical element of the play with Corporal Clive Winton mistaken as Reverend Toop, who was mistaken as a Russian spy, who was mistaken as Reverend Humphrey, who was a visiting priest. After three acts of humor, the mix- up came to an end as the curtain fell. 23