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Far upper leh: The 1970 Homecoming Court and their dates. Far lower leh: .Iu- nior class winning float, Where Have All the Tigers Gone . . . To Pot. Upper left: Bill Chenier, Debbie Andrus, Grace Tomei, and a hidden Dave Stevens at the Home- coming Dance. Lower left: One more down for the Kennedy Eagles corztrilautes toward final victory. Below: Terri Tetz and Dave Hilliker enjoy a dance.
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Players Stage 6 Man Who Came 0 Dinner What happens when a guest comes for dinner and decides to remain for a whole month? And what does a family do when that guestls welcome is overstayed? w These questions were answered when, in true Acad- emy Award-winning fashion, members of JFK per- formed before practically sell-out crowds each night as they presented, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Throughout the months of October and November there were many long hours of casting for roles and rehearsals for the final production. In the lead role of Sheridan Whiteside were Richard Gardener and Ted Petree. Maggie, Mr. Whiteside's secretary, was portrayed by Roxanne Halstead. The hard work of Mr. Furbush, the stage hands, costumers, scenic designers, and actors was all worthwhile. On November 20 the comedyls big mo- ment arrived when the opening night curtain arose be- fore an enthusiastic audience ready for a superb per- formance. Above left: Mike Vanover, Howard Quick, Diana Whitwell, Christine LeClerc converse upon the upcoming TV broadcast. Top right: John Moore and Roxanne Halstead discuss matters. Bottom right: Ame Nilsson tells Dave King how great she tltinks he is. Far right, top: Maria Boyer, Richard Gardner, Ken Homa, Tina Hollnan, Gabriela Ermel, and Una Meiltn look on in amazement as Ken Homa tells about his cockroaches. Far right, bottom: Ted Petree looks with dismay at the tie Mike Longfellow has brought him for Christmas. 160 Special Events F','l ls-mtg md
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