Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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The Music Man f Meredith Wilson's hilarious musical comedy, opened Valen- tine's evening with a slam, bang and a whistle. Bill Oakley played the part of Professor Harold Hill, a fast-talking traveling salesman who comes to River City to organize a boy's band. Playing opposite him was Mary Marable as Marian Paroo, the town's spin- ster libriarian who tries to expose Harold Hill and falls in love in the process. Supporting roles included Angie Komkov as the Widow Paroo, jan Hunter as Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn Gary Beaty as Mayor Shin. Jim Allman, Kenneth Koen, Evan Myers and twenty-two

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(a) Joyous children smile for the camera, (b) Delighted at the attention they are getting, elementary children pose for a picture, (c) A young student enjoys the friendship of his new-found friend, (d) Anxiously awaiting the children's reactions, Bruce Fillingham and Joy ekes watch them open their presents, (e) The opening of gifts is a main attraction at elementary school parties, (f) Finding pleasure in helping others, Christy Williamson distrib- utes Christmas presents to elementary school children. twenty-one

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John Rose made up the barbershop quartet. Orchestral director was Mr. Mitchell Zablotney. Mr. James Ramsey prepared the choral numbers, while Mr. Harlan Reddell served as overall director for the play. Ms. Rosemary Gray and Rhonda Wil- liams took care of costuming. fa) River City townspeople sing Iowa Stubborn.” (b) Rehearsing solo, Mary M arable practices for opening night, (c) With make- up, Sandi Zinn adds years to Paula Pierce's age. fd) During re- hearsals, Bill Oakley and Andrea Komkov fall into their roles, (e) Concentrating on his music, Kim Colwell follows the score, (f) Trying to get the steps, dancers Boh Barnhill, Elliot Hodges and Rick Perkins watch choreographer Steve Mann, (g) Offstage, John Powell and Donna Coomer rehearse, (h) Buttoning his spats, Ken- neth Koen gets ready for Music Man. twenty-three