Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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if 'N The military-industrial complex is out to build a missile base in Putnam's Landing, Connecticut, and the townspeople are up in arms to prevent an invasion of their quiet village. Army public relations officer Guido Dimaggio fCraig Robertsonj is sent to create a spirit of good will in the town. His troubles culminate in the middle of the Fourth of July Folk Pageant, and his neurotic fiancee, Maggie Larkin CSharon Fishery, gives his engagement ring back for the fiftieth time. When differences finally become reconciled, a missile goes off! Rally Round The Flag, Boysl, a successful venture of the class of 1971, was directed by S. J. Starr, Barb Snyder and Harry Elliott. A fine cast, able direction, and the humor of Max Schulman's lines combined to make the Senior Play an enjoyable evening's entertainment. 1, 1 19

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Rally Round The Flag, Boys! Delights Audience

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Tripping Through Time, last year's Sophomore Show, went through the 1900's decade by decade. Singing cleaning ladies, a 1950's soda shoppe complete with a jukebox playing a jitterbug, and a folk group were among the acts presented, The junior class presented A.l.lVI.-Another Impossible Mission. On the program were dance numbers, the Return of the Flowers, a folk trio, and a Shirley Temple skit. Rock My Soul with audience participation was a fitting finale to a fine performance. Penny Lane, the presentation of the Senior Class of 1970, was a dramatic picture of the moods and ideas of the senior class. Varied scenes all related to the theme, moved fluidly through songs and dances. This year's Sophomore Show entitled A Question of Balance brought to Kenmore West a show characterized by concern and awareness of the issues of our day. Women's Liberation, the Vietnam War, and the draft were some of the controversies portrayed during the course of the show. WN! Q Hx 20