Garey High School - Saga Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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I , x o al .Nil ,177 i The Drama Club members are, rap raw, standing l. ro r., Inger Simmons and CSecretaryD, Paula Rodericls, Anna Romo CTreasurer7 Angela Simlsins Robin Bobby Bishop. Top row, seated l. to r., Carlos Reza, Roy Diaz, Dan Romo Fredericlss CVice Presidenrb, and Richard Reynolds Third row searedl to r Lisa Cpresidenrb, Alfaro Hernandez, Marrin Griffith, Toni Maes, Lori Felran, Denise Hendrickson, Sherry Kefalos, Tomi Wells, and Joe Collins Center front Mrs Deloplain, Sherri Bridgeford, and Keith Miranda. Second row, seated I. to r., Barbara Darlsemeyer CAdvisor and Directorl. Connie Flanders, Diane Forster CHisrorianD, Doug Prentice, Margaret Newborn DRAMA f THESPIAN CLUB YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU CAST: Cin order of appearance? Angela Banlss as Penelope 'EM Xi Sycamore, Sherri Bridgeford as Essie Carmichael, Elene Draf- tan as Rheba, Dan Romo as Paul Sycamore, Alfaro Hernanf dez as Mr. Depinna, Keith Miranda as Ed Carmichael, Darryl Malone as Donald, Kevin Wilson as Martin Vanderhof, Anna Romo as Alice Sycamore, Doug Prentice as Henderson, Richard Reynolds as Tony Kirby, Raymond Diaz as Boris Kolenl-zhov, Connie Flanders as Gay Wellingron, Jae Collins as Mr. Kirby, Sherry Kefalas as Mrs. Kirby, Martin Griffirh, Doug Prentice, and Carlos Reza as three GNMen. wr f H 'L

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DD UWUUUUDUCIUUDUUDDUUU UUUU U U EEF UDDDDDDDDD .UUUDUUUUUDDUDDDUDDDUDUDDDUEIUDUDIJD Spoon River Anrhology wos wrirren by Eclgor L. Mos- rers. lr is ooour vorious people who hove lived in o rovvn coiled Spoon River, our hove died. These people hove o chonce ro come oocls ro life ond fell orhers how rheir lifes were. ln Spoon River Anthology some of the ocrors ond ocrresses ore required ro sing. Some of rhe music in rhe ploy wos composed by Mr. Jodrich, our own bond direc- ror, ond his wife. Opening nighr wos Morch 18th, ond rhere were four performonces, oll rolsing ploce in Gorey's Lirrle Theorer. uuuuuouuuii DU G

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I il You Can't Take It With You For this year's fall play, Mrs. Barisemeyefs drama group pre- sented the Kaufman and Hart production You Can't Take It With You , The play, written in the late 19303, deals with a family of people happily detached from reality. This family consists of a tax-evading, tomatojuggling ratvcatching grandfae ther, his daughter Penny, selfestyled painter ond playwright, Paul, husband of Penny and malser of fireworlss Cassisted by Mr. Depinna the icemanb, Ed and Essie who respectively play the xylophone and dance, and Alice, the daughter of Paul and Penny and the one normal member of the family, During the course of the Pulitzer Prize winning production, the Vanderhof-Sycamores are confronted with a Russian dance instructor named Kolenlshof, an irate tax collectorg the snooty patents of Alice's beau Tony, Donald, the maid Rheba's boy- friendg several Gemeng a drunk and disorderly actress, and the Grand Duchess Olga Katrina. ln the end, the main confrontation is between Grandpa Van' derhof and Tony's father, Anthony Kirby, Sr. Grandpa argues that Mr. Kirby is not relaxed enough, that he wastes too much time doing things he doesn't want to do. Though Kirby de- bates with great farce, Grandpa's basic common sense over- comes him in the end, and he is liberated even as he is defeated. The moral af the play? Relax and enjoy-you con't raise it with you.