Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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s eaees LL ei se: Sani: eeneeeea ssaneuueeeconnnn ba SenGteuseneusscsaeenccn oe Concert Choir; Yvonne Tharp, Donna Jackson, Betty Jo Clary, Linda Pleasants, Gwynne West, Billy Chaplin, David Ankeney, Bill Emerson, Jimmy Jones, Brenda Frances, Debbie Raymond, Barbara Dickerson, Mary Agnew, Linda Skinner. Second Row: Martha Stan- sell, Betty Montgomery, Ann Coleman, Beverley Granger, Melody Wade, Alvin Jones, Jimmy Godfrey, Rowland Hempel, Brenda Kidder, Betty Stansell, Nancy Gutshall, Linda Prince. Third Row: Garnett Sheppard, Joan Keckley, Jeanette Wood, Jean Berkley, Charles Danner, Eddie Kerr, Ervin Farmer, Benny Pleasants, Deborah Reams, Susan Hadra, Jane Clark, Connie Davis, Linda Cobb. Fourth Row: Kathy Dunn, Donna Walters, Ronnie Tribble, Kevin Hempel, Mrs. Willis, Walter Roberts, Jerry Miller. MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRESENTS Girls Chorus: Cecilia Tenser, Helen Elkins, Pat Magee, Joan Mc- Whirt, Charlotte Gilliam, Connie Gurren, Becky Gorthney, Brenda Nunnally, Robin Collins, Debra Gormus, Jackie Roberts, Beth Cassidy, Diane Owens, Jane Gatewood, Frankie Tuck. Second Row: Paige Patterson, Judy Holmes, Ann Booth, Christina Kennedy, Gail Proctor, Mary Jean Burton, Maureen Dunne, Betty Keeton, is A AE A ee a a a, 9 se st 150 Deborah Lloyd, Connie Dunn, Carolyn Doeppe, Sharon Blunt. Third Row: Barbara Wallace, Patsy Lane, Pat Cobb, Robin Vid- dler, Cynthia Martin, Andrea Maynard, Mrs, Willis, Linda Lane, Gail Carlton, Kay Wade. Fourth Row : Patricia Wyatt, Gloria Bryant, Mary Ellen Parker, Debbie Carlton, Ann Holder, Sharon Stokes. Fifth Row: Sharon Draper, Judy Taylor, Cathy Colvig. sropeyensoperecereseorerontenen

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Donna Massei, Head Majorette 2 ROS HR OTS EE? BES Sa @ Linda Garrett, Co-Head Majorette cyenrcecomemaye anh oh ESSERE Betty Lou Baughan Linda Davis High-stepping majorettes lead the band from the field. 149

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° Carole Justice leads the dancing girls, portrayed by the majorettes. Madame de la Fleur (Betty Stansell) renews her acquaintance with Americans Kid Connor (Ronnie Tribble) and Con Kidder (David Ankeney). “THE RED MILL” Tulips, wooden shoes and a Red Mill set the stage for a gala presentation of Victor Herbert’s musical. The story involves two Americans, Kid Conner, portrayed by Ronnie Tribble, and Con Kidder, por- trayed by David Ankeney, who are stranded in a Dutch town. They are entangled in a scheme to rescue Gretchen from marrying the Governor against her wishes. Her father, learning of the scheme from the keeper of the Red Mill Inn, locks Gretchen in the old Red Mill to prevent her escape until the Governor comes to claim her hand. On returning, the Governor then falls in love with Juliana, Gretchen's aunt. This leaves Gretchen free to marry Hendrick, portrayed by Charles Danner. Her father opposes her marriage to Hendrick until he learns that Hendrick has inherited one million pounds. The work of the concert choir, accompanied by the band, brought out large audiences for two out- standing performances. Gretchen (Betty Jo Clary) and her captain (Charles Danner), the operetta’s romantic leads, serenade each other. The entire company presents the finale. 151