Monroe High School - M Book Yearbook (Monroe, WI)

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 — CAST W.1. Tim Pinnow .........Teresa Deignan ........Mike Seward .....Doug Youngwith ....... Robbie Zettle ..Mike Deignan Mary Ann Miller ....Pat Bohren ....Don Nymann ....LeAnn Soddy Tracy Smith Diane Wolfe wife Perrin

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Ado Annie Carnes Ali Hakim....... Gertie Cummings.. Andrew Carnes... Cord Elam....... Faye..... Vivienne. Virginia. Fred.... Christine ....Michael Deignan .... Mary Ann Miller .....James Barrett Douglas Schoenike ...Jennifer DePrez .....Kim Hallblad| ...Wendy Swigguft ....Lynn Lancaster .....Gene Temple ......Kent Meyers .....Andy Smythe ......Robert Zettle-' Oklahoma Comes to Monroe During this year’s presentation of Oklahoma. Monroe citizens were treated to the unfolding tale of several love triangles. The story revolved around Laurey Williams (Andrea Shreve) and Curley McLain. (Pete Creamer) who were having problems with their relationship. Although Laurey loved Curley. she played hard to get and almost lost him to the domineering Gertie Cummings (Mary Ann Miller). Jud Fry (Tim Pinnow) who also loved Laurey, gave everything he had for Laurey. but still ended up losing her when he was killed during a struggle with Curley. Now that Curley and Laurey were together, Gertie finally snatched up her dream man, Ali Hakim, (Mike Deignan) who was a peddler that was forced into a shotgun wedding with Ado Annie (Chris Weidman). Will Parker (Dan Jones) came back from Kansas City just in time to save Ali from this wedding, and to win back Ado Annie. Ending happily for all but Jud, the musical received standing ovations three of the four nights it was presented, making it a most memorable experience for all. I. The guys get together to tell a few jokes. 2. Laurey (Andrea Shreve) is in a trance while Curley (Pete Creamer) sings to her. 3. Ali Hakin (Mike Deignan) tries to woo Ado Annie (Chris Weidman) with his charm. 4. Aunt Eller (Teresa Deignan) shows off her dancing abilities. 5. Cast. FIRST ROW: C. Lechner; L. Silvis; H. Krahenbuhl; K. Bruess; S. Wells; K. Smith; L. Pfister; J. Blanc; Mr. Browne; C. Elmer; and B. Irvin. SECOND ROW: D. Baker; J. Esber; A. Duit; J. Wuthrich; C. Weldon; B. Weckerly; B. Jew; Mr. Schilt; P. Ammon; J. Ott; J. Gosset; A. Smythe; and B. Nelson. THIRD ROW: K. Huber; J. DePrez; M. Disch; M. Kundert: V. Gremp; K. Hallblade; W. Gelbach; J. Paulson; D. Larson; L. Thorson; M. Miller; L. Soddy; J. Celta: B. Leistikow; C. Weidman; A. Shreve; C. Quehl; W. Swiggum; and K. Meyers. FOURTH ROW: M. Prain; M. Deignan; D. Jones; C. Ammon: G. Temple; P. Creamer; J. Barrett; R. Zettle: T. Coplien; K. McElhaney; T. Deignan; M. Kundert; S. Stroessner; L. Radke; T. Pinnow; and D. Schoenike. 6. Several girls take some time out to gossip. 13

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Comedy farce Brings out Laughter The Doctor in Spite of Himself was a play about just that. Sganarelle was a woodcutter whose head was too big for him to handle. By beating up his wife on frequent occa sions, Martine had to get back at him somehow. What better way was there, than to tell two big lugs, who had been looking for a doctor, that her husband was a doctor, but only needed to be beaten for him to admit it. Meanwhile, Geronte’s daughter, Lucinde, had taken ill from the love she had for Leandre. Her father was forcing her to marry a man whom she didn't love, therefore, she needed a doctor to cure her from this “disease.” Obviously, Sganarelle was not a doctor. As the play continued, he began to believe that he really was a doctor and almost convinced everyone that he was, which only got him into deeper trouble. Much to his dismay, someone let the cat out of the bag, and his cover was blown. All in all, this farce was very humorous. The fast-paced action never let up making this a very enjoyable play to attend not to mention the fun that the students had in putting it on. 1. Geronte (Mike Deignan) is perplexed by Jacqueline’s (Mary Ann Miller) statement. 2. The maid (Diane Wolfe) gives Lucinde (Pat Bohren) reassurance. 3. Sganarelle (Tim Pinnow) gives his wife, Martine. (Teresa Deignan) an undeserved beating. 4. Geronte becomes speechless after hearing the prescription that Sganarelle gave his daugh ter, Lucinde. 5. Cast. SITTING: L. Soddy; T. Deignan; T. Pinnow; T. Smith. STANDING: M. Seward; R. Zettle; M. Miller; D. Youngwith; M. Deignan; P. Bohren; D. Nymann; D. Wolfe. 6. Although Sganarelle shows brute force. Mar tine still manages to compose herself. 15