Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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All School Play A Man Called Peter R f 3 MIKE VAN FOSSEN, Sharon Bloom, Katie Germaine, Jennifer Morris, Dar- rell Baker, and Roy Bristol gather round the piano to sing favorite melodies. SENATOR POLK and Peter Marshall argue about the welfare of a juvenile, Joe. A Man Called Peter, the second all school play, was presented by the Magnolia Student Body at the Anaheim Auditorium on Saturday, February 29. The cast included Bob Balderson as Reverend Peter Marshall, Grace Scalzo as Mrs. Catherine Marshall, Keith Jones as their son Peter John, Mike VanFossen as Allan, Reunell Eskridge as Miss Judith Bickle, Sharon Bloom as Miss Jesse Bickle, Gail Petty as Susan, Fred Gar- ritz as George, Roy Bristle as Mr. Grant, Geri Cotone as Mrs. Grant, Jenniter Morris as Barbara, Cindy Sullens as Nancy, Darrell Baker, Dave Hall as Joe, and Ruth Welch as Hulda. Thespian director, Mr. Bill Bottoltson, put out an all-school play cast call directly after the previous play Years Ago. Parts were cut down until the selected students were chosen. Re- hearsals tor play started immediately after Christmas vacation and ended the night ot the play. Despite the illness ot cast members, Mr. Bottoltson patiently worked to get his actors in complete character. The play involves Peter Marshalls conflicts in his new environment as Chaplain ot the Church at New York Avenue in Washington. Dr. Marshall is faced with problems ot Joe the de- linquent, Susan Grants marriage and parental problems, ot his wite's tuberculosis, his own heart condition and with Senator Polk, who uses the wrong tactics against juvenile delinquents.

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Finland's Fairesf, Kaisa, Joins Eight PLAYING THE piano is a favorite family pastime as the Nerisonsp Becky and Kris, Mr. and Mrs. Nerison, and Pat and Kaisa ioin in to play favorite melodies. KAlSA'S MODERN Finland apartment home labovel is compared to her American home lbelowl, as the Nerison family reads headlines of local paper. K 1,,, N: 5 . f 1 -rr D , we 4 1 ,fy i ii, 1 NOHEMI CORO 5 , 1 1 gs NA of Mexico quizzes Cecilia Castillo of Panama on facts in American History. Looking on are Mrs, Charlotte Cnarbonneau, AFS advisor, Hendricus Vrolick, Indonesia, Dorothy and Mabely Han, Hang Kongg Kaiso Viljo, Fin- land, Noemi Cangiono and Julio Alvarez, Argenlinag and Jane Han, Hong Kong, l48