Phoenix Union High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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lGe'rA Kick 0utaY u... IF THIS won't give you a ballet ache . . l Cuties Shores and Jordan trip the heavy fantastic in the Follies Finale. Oh, ho, lads, Hollywood is calling. . . l Bigger 'n better than ever, the Faculty Fole lies brought forth talent never before suspect- ed in our staid teachers. And speaking of staid . . . no one in the crowded Auditorium got up to leave at the 3 o'clock bell, a rare tribute indeed, to the performers, who confi- dently expected to see the house emptied after the sixth period bell had rung for dismissal. AHH, MARSHAI Ohhhh, John, Star Performers Endres and Sanders panic the crowd with their rendition of the The show, directed by Richard Olsen, was well-planned, fast-moving, and richly entere taining, Best of all, the Parent-Teacher Assoe ciation treasury took a vast leap into the black when the final accounting was made. The Face ulty Follies as an annual affair seemed assured following this success, Teachers at first re- luctant to act, are now planning for '59l TV classic. RIGHT: South Sea dancers in a clever skit included teachers Sam Winninghain, Wooton, and Sanders.