McCluer North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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Classy Cast Gloriana Tully Bascom Count Montjoy David Benter Mr. Beston Professor Kolsintz Assistant President General Snioper Miss Willlsins Norma Helen Soldiers Mrs. Reiner Mrs. Bascom Wac Jill Wac Debbie Professor Smith Will Tarum Ann Page Miss Johnson Announcer Fran Pam Mary Jane Students Tourist Couple Strange threats of war baffle the Presidenr, as he confides in his secrerary, Miss Willins. “All this grape stomping is giving me purple feer!’’ complains Ann to Tully Bascom. Exploding with excitement, Professor Konkintz re- veals the secret of his months of hard worls — the Q- bomb. Yverre Lovell Jim Simandl Kendall Bengtston Kevin Mullen Eric WUIff Mike Agnew Chris Barlser Mike Steevens Tom Graybael Peggy Koetting Kris Nolte Beth Reurer Charles Murray Rick Trupp PJ. Farmer Keith Sharp Vance Shannon Rhonda Bishop Karol Richter Anne Campbell Mary Elliott Janice Cox Stephen Brim Denise Zangara Kathleen Madigan Melissa. McMaster Cathy McCullough Ava Valentine Shelley Vavra Linda Kuechler Shari Nelson Carl Murray Roch LaBruyere Valerie West Tony Winkler Se eS wa Pe oa eee

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itit 0 hockey game at Delwood is evident. an % Rom The sp ' Seniors ey and Debbie Dixon cheer the team Weekends 25

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Acting can be rough work! Shari Nelson and Mike Agnew use a little play time for ‘playtime.’ S| Ae epe: i The Art Review RO-O-OAARI” Whar's this!? Lions in the concourse? Well, nor exactly! The sound came from the Little Theatre, setting the stage into action with The Mouse That Roared, October 22-24, 26, 27. Grand Fenwick, a minute country somewhere in Europe, was having fi- nandal difficulties. ‘The solution,’’ says Duchess Gloriana the Twelfth, ''declare war on the United Srates! The United States always gives money fo the de- feated country, right?’’ And who could win an aftacls with bows and arrows? You guessed if! A minufe country some- where in Europe named Grand Fenwicls. Written by Leonard Wibberley, The Mouse That Roared was a play full of wit and charm. ! think it’s really good, ”’ commented student director Linda Gray- “Who could win an attack with bows and arrows? You guessed it! A minute country somewhere in Europe named Grand Fenwick.” bael, sophomore. For five weelss, director Mrs. Billie Ten- eau and 32 talented students pur forth their best efforts to make this production the classiest act they could. ‘I think if should be a very good play,”” replied Mrs. Teneau, “‘but it’s a large cast and will talke an abundant amount of hard worls and concentration on everyone's part.”’ Finally opening night — October 22, rolled around. Those same 32. still ralenr- ed buf now nervous, students were ready fo put their weelss of hard worls to the tesr. Only ten more minues until show time! The dressing room (Room 111) was buzzing with excitement and calls of “break a leg!” Ger ready, everyone! It’s 7:30!’ “Roooaar!”’ “Then it's settled. We attack New Yorls City — ronighr. ”’ Fall Play 27