Lees Summit High School - Reflector Yearbook (Lees Summit, MO)

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OWS. ' In preparation for the opening night performance, Judy Clingenpeel applies finishing touches to Al Johnson s eye make-up. The house lights dimmed, the audience became silent, and the curtain went up on the 1966 All- School Play, HAnnie Get Your Cunf, As capacity crowds watched, an uneducated Annie Oakley, played by Jill Clingenpeel, and an arrogant Frank Butler, played by Al Johnson, sang their way through a long and humorous romance. Mr. Vance Riffie and Mrs. Barbara Moore, directors, and Novella Ott and Tisha Mundy, stu- dent directors, guided the leads and excellent supporting cast through' long and harrowing weeks of rehearsal. Over 200 students worked either actively or behind the scenes to make the production one of the best ever presented at Leeis Summit. urtain Goes Up on Winnie Get Your Gun 1 0, hf ,ML Q. f Z2 ' ff My ff ' f, ,f S YF xx 4 9 7 .W an 4' 9 f 1 . Wgff ,f ,V,! ,fgf !,,, ,,, WW' Buffalo Bill, Mark Gibaut, and Charlie Davenport, Phil Chamness, prepare for a shooting match between Frank Butler and Annie Oakley in the first act of 'gAnnie Get Your Gun. . , ff 6 M f ,M-53,3 'LW V f ff , A W

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