Long Beach City College - Saga Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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HOIVIFCOIVIINGW gcgntinued HEAD FOOTBALL COACH Jim Stangeland introduced players and discussed forthcoming game at the Homecoming Pep Rally held in front of the Administration Building. -I RA E 5 3 A -v gf? A J ALL SOLD OUT was the Sign posted Shortly Clfter tickets A TENSE MOMENT is reflected in the faces of Viking fans, for the Homecoming Bakersfield game went on sale. On band members, and song girls as action gets under way in Saturday night every seat in the stadium was filled. Veterans' Memorial Stadium agalinst the Renegades. SECONDS BEFORE THE HALF, and tenseness still showed on the faces in the stands as the Homecoming Queen and Court and escorts left their seats to go onto the field for the presentation.

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HOMECOMING VARIETY SHOW acts included soloists, groups, and the College Choir. OLE AT THE UNITED NATIONS was the theme of Tong's Men Division prize winner. OLE ON THE TOP OF THE WORLD won first place, Women's Division, for Mahabharata. OLE TOPS ALL topped all in the Float Building, giving TNT the Sweepstakes award. ' ious wAs AT THE I-:ELM of :he Band's winning entry in the non-fraternal classification. TNT PRESIDENT Donna Kelly received the Sweepstakes Trophy for her organization. 151

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Tl-I FATFR ARTS THORNTON WILDER'S PLAY The Skin of Our Teeth was the first production of the year staged by the Long Beach City College Drama Department. A Pair or omedietf for Vilee Acton The fall semester was an extremely busy one for members of the Long Beach City College Theater Arts Department as they presented Thornton Wi1der's The Skin of our Teeth, and Sidney Howard's The Late Christopher Bean. Casting and rehearsals were held early in the semester for the first roduction and the ounv actors and actresses worked with D great zeal in adding the final polish and lustre to the October production. In addition to doing all the acting in the play, the students built all the sets and made their costumes and decorations. Heading the cast was Virlee Stickles, who started as Sabina, the beautiful maid. Marlene Silverstein appeared as Mrs. Antrobus and Alan Ross as Mr. Antrobus, who is Wilder's symbol of a fum' bling humanity. Other performers included Ted Cheadle, Deanna Del Buono, Dick Townsend, jim Barlow, Steve Carruth, Sueko Yamashita, joe Mate-rasse, Charles Brinkerhoff, Vaughn Von Merwald, Steve Wliit- tingron, jan Bennett, and Harriet jones. The Late Christopher Bean, Howards light comedy, was presented on january 12-13. Steve Carruth played the part of Haggett, the central character. Cheryl Blough was Mrs, Haggett, and Helen jones and Deanna Del Buono portrayed her daughters, Ada and Susan. jim Barlow was Warren Creamer, Susan's boyfriend and Virlec Stickles was the maid, Abby. Completing the cast were Alan Row, Vaughn Metwald, and Dick Townsend. l7l