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Mr. Baker, Mr. Milby, Mr. Tennant and Mr. Mehling composed the Barber Shop Quartet. The Barber Shop Quartet harmonize with Deb Yankey to the tunes of “Dream of Now” and “Lida Rose”. Oliver (Mr. Milby) tells Hill (Bob Baker) what happened to the last gigolo in town. 26
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Lake Centrals Theatre Guild opened its 1968-1969 season by staging ‘Tom Jones”. The comedy tells of the adventures of a “base-born” or¬ phan boy, Tom Jones, played by Paul Larson, and his love for rich, beautiful Sophia Western, portrayed by Cyndi Hartley. Matters are complicated for poor Tom by Sophias domineering father, a priggish suitor, and a murder charge, but love conquers all. “Tom Jones” was directed by Miss Sarah Regan, her first attempt at directing at Lake Central. She was assisted by technical director, Mr. Paul Lowe. Squire All worthy (Paul Kaczocha) con¬ fronts his sister and maid (Trudy Morris and Sharon Marcinek). “Tom Jones”Opens 68 Theatre Season Tom Jones (Paul Larson) whittles under the Mrs. Waters, portrayed by Carole Reichelt, comes to the aid of the injured Tom Jones after an disapproving eyes of his tutors (Duane attack by a highwayman on a lonely road. Jabaay and Jay Schnaith). 25
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‘Music Man’, Musical Hit Of LC Drama Guild The stage of the Lake Central High School auditorium became River City, Iowa, as the Theater Guild presented it’s rendition of Meredith Willson’s successful broadway musical, “Music Man”. Long evening rehearsals, week-end hours and an immeasurable amount of expelled energy was the price of a flawless production. Bob Baker as Harold Hill, Deb Yankey as Marian the librarian, and the River City people were all portrayed with an air of professionalism. Highlighted by the stage band, beautiful costumes and brilliant settings, the cast played to capacity audiences. “The Music Man” was the Theater Guild’s second successful musical. The profits from the play will send those students who are interested in acting to summer work shops. Director, Paul Lowe shouts words of en¬ couragement during the final dress rehearsal. A train load of traveling salemen discuss the character of Harold Hill (Bob Baker) as the Rock Island approaches the town of River City. 27
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