Olympus High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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“TEN LITTLE INDIANS” Spring Play Drama . . . the Fine A rt. Auditions took place in mid Jan- uary for the drama department production, “Ten Little Indians.” Performances were on alternate nights with “Rainmaker” March twenty-seventh to the thirty-first. Practices for the Agatha Christy murder mystery began late in January and continued every other day during fifth period, two nights a week, and on Saturdays. Rogers.............. Mrs. Rogers......... Fran Narracott...... Vera Claythorne..... Philip Lombard...... Anthony Marston..... William Blore ...... General Mach........ Emily Brent......... Sir Lawrence Wargrave Dr. Armstrong........ . . . .Todd Rallison .....Julie Zarbock ......Heidi Foyer . . . .Cori Anderson ..........Jan Aase .. . .Jeff Archuleta . . . Dave Horrocks ........Lex Pierce Barbara Brunsvold ........Marty Orre .........Tom King The Ten Lntlc Indians' cast members in action. “Well. I never! Well. I never! Barbara Brunsvold. Heidi Feurcr. Todd Rallison and Jeff Archuleta rehearse “Ten Little Doug Bishop gives comfort to Julie Zarbock during a moment of stage fright. Indians.

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“Younger than Springtime arc You.” Lt. Cable and Polynesian girl. Pvt. Victory Jerome (Dave Zimmerman) listens to a call from a nurse. SOUTH PACIFIC Performing A rt Excellence “South Pacific” was adapted from James Mitchiner's Pul- itzer winning novel “Tales of the South Pacific ” by Rodg- ers and Hammerstein. Miss Thomas and Mr. Let ham star- red in Oly's production of this exciting, humorous and dra- matic musical. Glen Slight was the executive director; he designed the sets, organized the vocal numbers, and directed the dramatic aspects of the play with the help of Doug Bishop. Linda Blackham devised the choreography for dancing sailors, nurses, and natives. Over one hundred students participated, not only in dramatic roles, but also as musicians, stage technicians, artists, and student directors. “There is Nothing like a Dame. Men’s Choir. “I’m Gonna Wash that Man Right Out-a My Hair.” “Two coconuts at the Thanksgiving Follies.” “Nurses in Love with a Wonderful Guy?”

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Pam Thomas and Brian West Share an intimate moment. Noah Curry Jim Curry . . H. C. Curry. Lizzie Curry File........ Sheriff .... Starbuck . . .. Kosta Vasic . . . Jim Chase .. .Sean Cahill . Dan Thomas ... .Gary Paul Tom Jacobsen . . . Brian West “RAINMAKER” School Play Cast How do I love thee? Let me count the Ways.” A talented cast produced the beautiful love story, “Rain- maker near the closing days of March, directed by Douglas Bishop. The play reveals the problems of a man hired to bring rain to a land in the tragedy of drought. The cast not only rehearsed during class time, but also used many evenings during February and March to bring this program to the school and com- munity. The scenery used in the play Rainmaker. Tom Jacobsen and Gary Paul practicing Rain maker.” 29