George Washington High School - Monument Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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if 'I 2 1 , U--D-. 1-rm -. ,, E 1. Stage managcr. Kip K0tkIUlxtl'I' aad tmzhnitzal i ' ' -' ' . assistant. Daw? Ulczh put H1 a lot ut work hu- ' ,, Q 2.14 ' . U - ,, w .. , L I V' .1 .n -u eco , hlnd thu stzulws for Guys and Dolls. 2. Sva- r -, . N: lf . '2 u YA 1 Q quins purfmnm a f.1I'illIt5t-lll walter hallvt. ii. Rhonda ' A 'W' anna as-nu tu -u I Zmoos. kuyboarll wizard. ,.'fJ,:Q.f' ' 'ff' ' ' ' . O , , E 1 ' -- - '1 X'2'n 5l 1u ' ---H 1 1 9 1 5 Q , lf 4 ,- Q Q 1 1 1 3 ... 1 1 1 9 ..- M '? '1 ,, . 1 'k : - - ff 'f at an r---sv V- R- -. iii,-1 -E ' ' 1 v -. A'-.. .fi '5?xg.f i my t -A , I -U V . . , qw, W' ' I U ' n 'L -1 K .. 1 . ' t W - M., V .tl E ,V-H My M Lf .. ff. --'ii 'T 'L' C 7 '-Jf'tff7',3wfp . V -T,-'f --+ ' J, ,,. ,J-cf-rv, ...N 'gk tv N .. - t 5: t t - x? 9 - fu ' t A gk - -,nxt ,.' , X . -A aff' lui..-545' K ' R c t t , . A , Q ' ,,., V T Wx J., Z! W i - ,. - 5 -fwfl , 4, -sw 1 M, -.. A t- v '12 'W'f x . L-L. V, U ,. .x 1- 5, 2 W V ' M, ' 'say KVA' ' fd., f V ,. Purfurrning Arts 1 .Af 441- M xt '21, A 9 ..1- 1.,-Iii-'9 1-' , .- ,fxx A 1. , 41- ,tx 1

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PERF ORMI G ART 1. Hcrarts. hands. and vuirzus rise in sung. 2, Darcy Hawkins makus up lmfrm: Thu IVIOLISIEI' rap. 3. Kathy Mulh is always in control of hm' gun-lwirling routines. 4. Karl Owura, Slcvc Gin- sberg, and Bob Colquhoun find something tu sing about in the newspaper. 3 S . kk.. ,,,, . Y W., 1 2 4 QV' 1 .:, -I-n4', .'f, 1 i 3 ' ,57 . ' ' l, J 'i 4 41,9 ' . ? H .7 E ,I 5,' ... Y .'g.. 1 41 ' 'IIT 1 i'fo 'A f' . ' ' g. 09 32 B V 3 21' 1 4

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PLAYING AT THE ROXIE: GUYS AD DDLLS Where else but on Broadway could a dashing crapshooter win the heart of a mission soul- saver? Where else could a 14-year engagement endure between a Hot Box dancer and a com- pulsive gambler? Add to the story line eighteen crapshooters, a chorus line of Hot Box dolls, a dozen Havanna dancers, and a mission chorus- that's Guys and Dolls, a Broadway musical about gambling, soul-saving and love. Harry Hakanson directed the play and Mr. Ranney conducted the orchestra. Technical Director Mr. Wojtowicz, his stage- 1. Brian Ieffery, Craig Robbins, and David Bjella are con- fident gamblers. 2. Maureen Rattner lMiss Adelaide-1 leads Hot Box dancers Colleen Prendergast, Sara Hatcher, and Kit- ty Cremers through a routine. 3. The crapshooters secretly meet by the sewer fora game of dice rolling. 4. Steve Gins- berg lliennyl, Karl Owara 1Nicely-Nicelyl, and Bob Colqu- houn lRL1sty1 meet on Broadway. 16 Guys and Dolls 3 .f.2f'f'Iff'ft' ' tv' , 1 ll. , In f 1 ' A F' ft' .w' ,f ,4..1' of l 'lynn C, JY ,J 1 'Ps wb! 4