Lowell High School - Minuteman Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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PEPETTE DRILL TEAM: Jo Allen, Jean Bass, Velane Biorklund, Kathy Bockelrnan, Laura D'Agostino, Linda Eaton, Jan Ewell, Kay Gensicke, Jackie l-lene dersan, Robyn Hull, Karen Ker- mode, Stacey Markson, Robin Miller, Cathy Mitchell, Joy Naka- mura, Jill Pteiler, Debbie Poetsch, Pam Quick, Cindy Roy, Jackie Stott, Doris Wada, Kim Yulich. MARCHING BAND: Paul Ander- son, Todd Bales, Geeta Berera, Victor Condoity, Tony Cook, Laura Cook, Tammy Dauda, Brenda Davis, Harold Davis, Kelly Davis, Craig Diaz, Ted Dorff, Tam Durning, Jim Edwards, Loretta Ed- wards, Jay Francisco, Greg Gar- dea, Janet Gilbert, Bruce Gor- mley, Jeff Hardy, Mark Henderson, David Jackson, Eric Jackson, Sharon Kenley, Francis Kim, Dennis Long, Jeff Lozon, Da- ren Luker, Steven Luker, Julia McGarry, Sharon McGunigle, Joe Mendoza, Deonne Merryman, Brenda Milburn, Richard Miller, Cary Nakamura, Jerry Naumann, Darren Nuttall, Mary Page, Penny Perdue, Steve Polevoi, Wally Prokopow, Scott Quigle, Dan Rainey, Debra Roemhild, Jan Rosenberger, Ron Santo, Marcos Sardon, Tracy Scott, Mark Shat- tuck, Laura Stoltenberg, Mark Stoltenberg, Frank Tenckhott, Rod Verbeck, Alex Versteeg, Nick Ver- steeg, Carol Yelton, Felicia Yo- chem, Susan Young, David Zot- rea, Peter Zofrea. Patriots Take Excellent Medal

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Rabbit lnvodes Household An invisible white rabbit starred in Har- vey, Lowell's comical fall play this year. The comedy traces the antics ot Elwood P. Dowd, a wealthy mcin in his forties, and his compan- ion, Harvey, the rabbit. Mr. Dowd's family is very upset and em- barrassed by the tact that the eccentric mil- lionaire may be out ot his mind. So it's de- cided that he be committed to Chumley's Rest, a sanitcirium. Unfortunately, more complications keep springing up. Mr. Dowd's sister, Veta, goes to the sanitarium to arrange for his stay and a terrible mistake takes place. The stall detains her, thinking she is insane. Alter this episode, both the staff and Elwood Dowd's tamily be- gin a frantic search tor him. During all the commotion, Dr. Chumley and Veta actually 3 become convinced that l-larvey does exist. Elwood P. Dowd finally returns home and is reunited with his family, and ot course, Hare vey. The play ran smoothly onstage, with the assistance ot those backstage. The make-up and costume crew did a commendable iob transforming students into characters, and the Technical Theatre crew also helped in Hor- vey's success. The cast in order of appearance included: Suzanne Johnson, Lisa Irwin, Don Gibson, Cara Lamning, Kim Mallc, Sandy Stear, Greg Christy, John Roohan, Stuart Smith, Carolyn Sampron, Ernst l-loeckmann, and Chris lyionte. Mr. Paul Bucalstein was the director, and Joshua Townshend-Zellner was the stu- dent director.