Lawrence Central High School - Bears Den Yearbook (Lawrence, IN)

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Dolly Uan DeWesterl successfully pleads The case of Those arrested for disfurbing The peace, while convincing the iudge of Vandergelfers guilt 0 While aT Harmonic Gardens, Mr. Vandergelder lPat Mackeyl and Dolly Han DeWesTerl are served by Rudolf, the head waiTer lJohn Christianl, Cornelius lBrad McClarnonl and Barnaby lHarry Walkerl express The plighi of dining at fhe lavish Harmonia Gardens Restaurant on only 31.34. 20 Collage 1-2 42 sz

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Friendly Wine Fatal ln School Play I Teddy Brewste. lAudry Paytonl ponders complexed presidential problems. Mentally unbalanced, he believes himself to be Teddy Roosevelt. -wsu--.ff'......-M..-W . N 2 2 f W l' K M for si There is a body in the window seat! lt's dear Mr. Hoskins. He and ll other lonely old men were victims of the mis-directed kindness of two sweet old aunts, Martha and Abby Brewster. Portrayed by Kathy Ober, and Charmaine LaPorte, respectively, they headed the T5-members cast of the fall stage production, Arsenic and Old Lace. Mr. Paris Goodrum acclaimed the play as the smoothest he had ever directed. Student director Robyn Goetz was a willing worker and a director's dream. Lighting was handled by Gary Hood and crew. Deb Ostas and the publicity committee HHed buHeHn boardsvvnh powers The properties staff, headed by Sue Heck,suppHed needed props .kv vt in rf s rm - ml .fr W, ,M , as Jonathan lDon Sommerl and his friend Dr. Einstein lBrad Grabill tie up Mortimer lKevin Cornl in anticipation of a bit of plastic surgery. Collage 19

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we Look, I'm clancing,..well, l was, proclaims Cornelius lBrad McClarnonl with a thud. Cornelius was learning to dance before taking Mrs. Molloy Uane Ann Vigusi dancing at the Harmonia Gardens. At their meeting in the Harmonic: Gardens Restaurant, Horace Vandergelter lPat Mackeyl confronts ' Dolly Levi l.lan DeWesterl about his mis-match with the reputable Ernestina lPenny Pagei. The chorus dances and sings to Put On Your Sunday Clothes at the Yonkers' railroad station. 0 Jan DeWesfer ls Meddler In 'Hello, Dolly' Officially, Mrs. Dolly Levi meddled in everybody's business, ranging from marriages to corset repairs. Dolly, portrayed by senior Jan DeWester, was the busybody in the spring musical, Hello, Dolly. Under the direction of Mr. George Amend and senior Lynn Sanders, a new system of stage settings was used. The background was one continuous screen-like prop. Slides were projected onto this screen. Mrs. Jean Cones was choral director, and Mrs. Patricia Amend headed the costume committee. Music was provided by the LC orchestra. Senior Mikki Thompson was the choreographer. Total cost of the production was SS2,000. Collage 21