Riordan High School - Lance Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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It looks like somebody has lost out. Hz, Q ? f:i tzziiitsfi '.- fr' ' Performers Mike Clouse, Denis Fame, jerry Wat- son, and Ed. Asten go chrough one of the comical scenes from the play. '22 If The cast of No Time For Sergeants.

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0 Time For Sergearits A Play ln Two Acts by Ira Levin Directed by Mr. Ken Barbieri No Time For Sergeants brought to a close another successful year of dramatic productions by the Riordan Players. Hila- riously protrayed by talented yet still fledglings in the histrionic arts, No Time For Sergeants lampoons life in the Ameri- can military services. Long remembered will be the airplane scene and its approaches on an atomic testing ground. The stage crew, under the direction of Mr. Barbieri and with the assistance of Mr. John Donovan, captured poignant TiS a wush life for HS draftees. scenes of military life and the back- grounds of the inductees. But. . .but. . .will the sergeant say? We gotta get them of the base.

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Caesar and Cleopatra by George Bernard Shaw Directed by: Mr. Ken Barbieri Starring: Gilbert Agrilar, as Caesarg and Ellen Henry as Cleopatra nill r 1 . ,,:r, gy iiiilf iCC B I ' ' H , .1 ,maaa Ellen Henry and Gilbert Agrilar sitting below the Sphinx. On December l, 2, and 3, Riordan presented George Gernard ShaW's Caesar and Cleopatra . The excellent cast was headed by Gilbert Agrilar, Whose colorful performance Will be long remembered at Riordan. Sharing the spotlight was Ellen Henry as Cleopatra. According to Mr. Barbieri, director ofthe spectacular, The play is out- standing because of its unique presentation of comedy, drama, and history. The Art Club and the Stage Crew led by Mr. Barbieri and Mr. Moreno, designed and created sets which gave the audience the ancient atmosphere surrounding the plot of Caesar and Cleopatra . The Mob Scene ,,m:ff1f.,:f,,1a1i.W5,.ifatrawiwffss-'fwfA-.W .says wr L.: W -' , V . I i - V ' '