Salida High School - Resume Yearbook (Salida, CO)

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The Colonel orders, “Major finish those forms.” In this second act scene of “Arms and the man.” in this after-lhe-war conference are Kort Oyler. Mike Lewis, and Mike Castellucci. “Raina.” Kathy Ophus. at left. is held at gun- point by Enemy Captain Kort Oyler. in her home during the war. 20 Originality — Drama

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Jim Allen and Kirby O’Connor, top, gossip about events in the cafeteria. Students above seem to spend a surprising amount of money during noon hour. As they buy items ranging from food to pinball games. Dave Medrano, right, concentrates on making his next move while Dan Ausbun looks on. Originality — Noon Hour 19

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'Arms' Is First 3-Act The drama club’s first presen- tation was “The Arms and The Man.” There was one showing each night on Dec. 6 and 7. Main characters were Kort Oyler. Captain Bluntschli; and Kathy Opnus. Raina. The story revolved around Capt. Bluntschli, who was escap- ing from a disastrous defeat. He took refuge in the house of the Colonel, who was in the army and was father of Raina. After the war he returns a suit he used in his eventual escape. Happiness is at last found between Capt. Bluntschli and Raina. Other cast members were Tonya Elmer, Katherine; Laura Stephenson, Louka; Norman Prewitt, Officer; James Knicker- bocker, Nicholas; Mike Castel- lucci, the Colonel; and Mike Lewis, the Major. Charles Poncelow sponsor, said, “The students involved in dramatics at Salida are enthusi- astic, talented, and hard work- ing. They worked together to take responsibility for the less glamorous aspects of a produc- tion.” Jeff Seul said, “I have learned a lot, I got a lot out of it, and I really like the Poncelows, because they make it more inter- esting and they brought in a lot of ideas.” Norman Prewitt said, “I think the Poncelows are the best coaches we have had since 1 have been in drama. It is more exciting this year.” The Poncelows previously coached drama in Fairplay before coming to Salida. Tonya Elmer. Mike Castellucci. and Mike Lewis. Iup. rehearse the three-act play farce, written by George Bernard Shaw. Drama Coach Marcy Poncelow. above, takes a break with Kate Belmar and Student Director Jeff Seul during play rehearsal. Approximatley 45 mem- bers worked on production committees for the play. Originality — Drama 21