Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Drama Club: Backbone of theater arts Drama Club: Top Row: T'.Tyler, C.Padilla, R.Stark, D.Hacker, B.Morris, R.McMillan, R.Singer, I.Penn, D.Frehler, C.Peter, P.Murphy, C.Locken. Second Row: D.VanBuren, j.Airola, T.Douglas, S.Preeman, T.Craven, M.Mareks, Pjohnson, D.McKechnie, M.Munger, T.Sherman, D.Drake. Bottom Row: M.Rinehart, P.Tomey, B.Brummel, M.Dougherty, l..Crass, N.Garcia. The Boardwalk scenery in Skin of Our Teeth was painted by Chris Locken and Lynda Grass. Mitzi Rinehart applied makeup on Iudy Airola before performances on stage. A much needed drama workforce was supplied by the uni- versally able-bodied Drama Club members. Having three stage productions this year kept them busy painting scenery, arrang- ing props, and generally making too much noise behind stage during performances. For the profits to be gained, members harnessed themselves behind street vending apparatuses and propelled their svelte bodies around peddling goodies at games. Activities 59

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X ff. Dark of the Moon, the mid-year drama pro- duction, opened the eyes of Kahi teeny- boppers to the world of witches, white lightnin', and foot-washin' Baptists. Al- though white lightning was nothing new to some of the audience, the rape scene and good country music provided ample stimu- lation to their eager cerebrums. The story involved a loose and well-known country girl named Barbara Allen, who caused a stir of controversy in the small town by marry- ing Iohn, the witch boy. In typical melo- dramatic style, Barbara Allen dies in the end, and John goes back to the halter- topped witch lovelies. Director Mrs. Ninah Conlyn's esprit-de- corps gave added life to the play, along with the prop and stage crew's between-the- scenes excitement. Top Left: Teresa Craven as Barbara Allen, and Bill Brummel as John, discussed the dubious legitimacy of their child, who happened to be a- burnin' in the yard. Middle Left: My pockets was empty and my shoes was worn, so I had to take the cash from the register drawer, repented Uncle Smelicue tDave Frehlerl, to Preacher Haggler and the rest of the mourners bench. Bottom Left: Unscrupulous witches, who always got what they wanted, manipulated Conjur Man fRichard Comeauj, into betting the life of Barbara Allen, Above: Barbara Allen, saved by the grace, fell prey to the will a Cawd, Activities 61