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Juniors, Seniors Gain Dramatic Experience Bud (played by Tom Tate) is given some “helpful” ad- vice by his kid sister (Barb Henderson) in the class of ’61 play, “It’s Greek to Me.” The Roosevelt one-act play festival, held each spring, is presented by the junior and senior English classes. The students gain experience in dramatic production while onstage as a member of the cast or while offstage by selling tickets, making pro- grams, working on make-up, or acting as ushers or stagehands. Sue Hopps watches a rehearsal from her favorite spot backstage. Playgoer Rita Manion stops to talk to ushers, Linda Leininger and Barb Davey. 6
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After eight weeks of planning numbers, hunting records, sewing costumes, painting scenery, drying hair, and practicing, practic- ing, practicing, the thirty-five members of the Roosevelt Sinkopators presented their synchronized swimming show in November- The show was dubbed “Anniversary Antics,” celebrating the Sinkopators’ tenth birthday. Principal L. W. Menzi was given special re- cognition on opening night. The show was carried out on a “This Is Your Life” theme, each number representing an episode in the history of the club. Shirley Caldwell narrated the production with the help of Barbara Bryan, who portrayed “Miss Swim Club.” In the finale the girls swam around a giant floating birthday cake. Although the Sinkopators did the actual swimming, many students, teachers, and stu- dent teachers worked behind the scenes to help make “Anniversary Antics” a success. Look out for these vampires! (On side 1. to r.) Beth Milford, Janet Goings, Toni Everard. (In water) Jodi Tripp, Carol Gunn. Sinkopators Present “Anniversary Antics” Jodi Tripp and Toni Everard finish their “Vaudeville” duet with a fancy step on the side of the pool. Soloist Laurie Sanzi poses on the side before diving in.
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