Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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Drama H W Bob Mackie and Marianne 331, Y:-ll 1.- Wolford. John Alegria and Bgrbqrg . Dennis Frazier and Sandra Krall. MUll0 Y' Anyfhing Goes, a musical comedy, was enioyed by everyone. Marianne Wolford played The parf of Reno, an evangelist Bob Mackie played The parf of play - boy Billy Crocker. Johnny Alegria played The pari of Moonface Marfin, Public Enemy No. l3, who was afraid of his ovvn shadow. Sandra Mallory played The par? of Hope l-larcouri, who was sailing fo England To be married To an Englishman. Dennis Frazier fippeol The Tea cups as Sir Evelyn Oakleigh. Bar- bara Krall played The care-free girl friend of Moon, Bonnie La Tour. Supporting players were Barbara l-lorfon, Eileen Wicks, Cecile Wiseman, Connie Ensign, Melba Gregsion, Joan Hicks, Richard Cianfrocca, Pafrick O'Toole, Richard Kendall, Jim Bebieu, Evan Hazelfon, Lee Van Valkenburg, .lim McElroy, Barry McCluskey, Sieve Levi, and Ronnie Garkovv.

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E' Rosalie Toscano JOUH Hicks Ommrby Drama rx 439 14 Bob Mackie Frank Hedrick Egad, foiled again, were the words of villain Cyril Bothering- well as the very fair Felicity Fair was saved by handsome and brave Malvern Larkfield. This was the somewhat familiar plot of the 2nd Annual Meller- drayma presented by the Ro- yal and National Thespians. Frank Hedrick played the role of Cyril Botheringwell who pos- sessed many villainous quali- ties. The sweet and naive Felicity Fair was portrayed well by Diane Saul. And Our Hero, Malvern Larkfield, was played by Barry McCluskey. Mrs. Re- gina Larkfield, scheming mother of Malvern, was played by Joan Klingman. Others in the cast were Pam Grimshaw, Jim McElroy, Bobf bette Griffin, Judy Jackson, Pat O'Toole, and Joan Hicks. The student director was Harri- ette Elkins and her assistant was Connie Ensign. 20 ages alma wer V -if ' 12111.

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4100 UM? if ff Wm Lf One of The most riot- ous plays ever wriffen was presented as The 8Th Annual All-School Play. The plof of The play, really quife unusual, involves a family of lovable lunafics. Alice and Tony, Two normal human beings who are in love, Try To overcome The ob- sfacles of This very different family. Leading The wonderful casf were Joan Hicks, Paf O'Toole, Sue Reeder, and Jack Dooley. Other players were Rosi Toscano, Frank Hedrick, Lee VanValkenburg, Barry McClusky, Bobbeffe Griffin, Dennis Fra- zier, Bob Mackie, AnnaMay Blake, Bob Vander Heyden, Barbara Horton, Evan Hazelron, Ronn Rogers, and Joe Sairra, Mr. Ernesf Mauk, who did a terri- fic iob as faculty advisor, was assisted by directors Judy Jackson and JoAnne Scoville. 22-12