Roosevelt High School - Rough Rider Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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ln, 1. Seniors Beth Collins and Ianet Marek have fun at Prom with dates Neal Becton and Ieff Zehner. 2. Linda Lowder and date Dan Morgan get into the disco mood during Prom. 3. Senior Kenny Lane with date Cathy McBride smile for the photographer. 4. junior Brad Wise and date lean Coiner dance to the music. 5. Prom King Glenn Powell and Queen Nora Palmeri pose for a picture together. 6. Steve Iacobs and Pam Aberegg look over the food selection at After Prom. t .. 5 rg P l w I I H J s X, I ff' li it

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Standing Ovation Closes Hello, Dolly by Beth Collins On April 20 and 21 the RHS Drama Guild put on the annual Spring Mus- ical which was Hello, Dolly. The two leads were played by Roosevelt seniors Bea Ann Phillips, who played Dolly Levi, and Paul Falstad as Horace Vandergelder. Hello, Dolly, based on the play The Matchmaker written by Thornton Wilder, music and lyrics by Ierry Herman, took place in New York during the 1890's. It centered around the attempts of Dolly to find Horace a suitable wife, when she in- tended to marry him herself. A large audience of 1,060 people supported the Spring Musical. This year's cast was one of Roosevelts largest with 45 students participating in the Musical. I thoroughly enjoyed working on this show and found the members of the cast to be extremely directable and hard working, stated Dick Roberts, Producer-Director. Q- rf ' -. ' are-' -az 5'-T-1.a.::.wPm fi I x J..