San Gabriel Mission High School - Pioneer Yearbook (San Gabriel, CA)

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Sri ',', , J , A 3 1 1h- 3 X SENIOR AND JUNIOR DRAMA MEMBERS Left to right, Row 'l: Lorie Ricciardi, Pat Recor, Cheri Haines, Linda Ortega, Mary Ann Colvert, Sharon Fasoli, Virginia Grageda, Kathy Baltutat, Pat Bonia. Row 2: Roger King, Ellen Gatz, Karen Shull, Mary Lou Prohaska, Mary Litovich, ' Gail Nolan, Nancy Noyes, Ginger Hoye, Gaye Harpster, Margie Ryser, Marilyn Zambrano, Frances Pitino, Terri Cazares. Row 3: Jean Sheahan, Sally McCoy, Barbara Donnell, Mary Marnell, Julie Parker, Carol Marsh, Pat Brosseit, Mary Seabury, Lynn Stoutt, Linda Yetsko, Bruno Simmons, Mary Ann McGinnis, Sue Reyes, Arlene Staples, Phil Cleveland, Row 4: John Moran, Jean Siterlet, Kathi Conklin, Lana Jones, Diane Benken, Diane Matthews, Toni Roth- lis, Jean Perreiah, Stella Gutierrez, Jean Bacic, Lois Anderson, Sue Castelan, Barbara Dawson, Cathy Simmons, Dave Scarminach. Row 51 Doug Foley, Chuck Blankenship, Joe Morrell, George P. Zeliff Ill, Terry Brown, Ralph Parrett, Chuck Ettari, Bob Cardinali Amsktlli Chuck Eltari, Drama Club President 2766664 l am not mad! This hair l tear is mine! From the recesses of 202 come the screams of an appar- ently tortured Missionite. Have no fear, it is merely Mission's Drama Club rehearsing for the annual Shakesperean Drama festival. This hard working group has produced such notable productions as padres, and The Valiant, a stirring drama. Its members participated in the annual Shakesperean and Immaculate Heart drama festivals, and hosted a very successful drama festival sponsored by the Southern California Drama Teachers' Association. No, Mission's dramatists aren't completely mad, it's iust that all that practicing has driven them all a Posadas y Los Pastores, the traditional Mission little crazy! Christmas play dating back to the time of the early Along Came Harriet, a delightful comedy, Las Mary Beth Sheahan Drama Club Vice-President SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMEN DRAMA MEMBERS Left to right, Row T: Melanie Schmid, Peggy Scheurich, Maureen Carey, Marcia Fitzsimmons, Paulette Marshall, Clo- tilda Oseguera, Rena Ann Sullivan, Pat McGinnis, Julia Wiedel. Row 2: Jay Cayzer, Pat Moran, Ellyn Lodes, Kathy Soule, Kathy Schmidt, Joanna Littleiohn, Mary Dunn, Judy Cormick, Madeline Hethcote, Carla Higgins, Sharon Ruh, Nancy Martin, John Scott. Row 3: Dennis Moran, Kathy Dunn, Toni Pruhs, Mary Theresa Costelan, Barbara Kerwin, Aine McGouran, Dianne Crimmins, Rosemary Ricciardi, Kathy Gay, Kathie Maloney, Connie Jones, Marg- aret Woods, Kenneth Kettle, L

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, X t X cwlfaaiakiag Zczfeazi An absolutely unbeatable portrayal of the vain emperor was given by John Moran. Ellen Gatz proved to be an empress worthy of acclaim. Cathy Simmons and Chuck Ettari lent the romantic touch, while the three weavers outwitting everyone were: Mary Ann Colvert, Ginger Hoye and Pat Recor. As the curtain fell, everyone agreed that The Emperor's New Clothes would not soon be for- gotten. Credit cannot be given to any one indi- vidual, for it was the combined efforts of over eighty people that resulted in such a splendid performance. Stage crew and student directors of the operetta, left to Roger King, Max Whitney, Connie Jones, Frances Pe Phil Cleveland, Dave Scarminach, George Zeliff, lana Jones and Doug Foley. ie Wea: CAST The Emperor .. ..... The Empress .......... Rudolf, the General's son.. Gretchen, P.M.'s daughter. Prime Minister ......... His Wife ............ General of the Armies. .. Weaver T-fl .....,.... Weaver 32. . . Weaver '73 . . Chamberlain . .. Alternate .. Flower Girl ,bench 4 OF CHARACTERS ...John Moran . . .Ellen Gatz . . . . .Chuck Ettari . . . .Cathy Simmons . . . .Philip Cleveland .. .Mary Beth Sheahan .....Ralph Parrett . . .Mary Ann Calvert . , .Virginia Hoye . . . .Patricia Recor . . . . .Terry Brown ....C. Blankenship .... .., . . . , .Paulette Marshall Governess .. ....,.................... Susan Castelan Children ..... .... E Ilyne Lodes, Janie Salvaty, Regan brothers Court Scribe .. . ........................... Joe Shuster Alternate . . ,.,.... . . .Lee Budd Teresa Cazares Carol Fitzgerald Rita Hatem Armida Rodriguez PAGES Martin Delgado Louie Mortillaro Bob Cardinale Terry Lenhart LADIES-IN-WAITING Anne Elliot Diane Benken Sharon Quinn EMPEROR'S Mike Orcholski Bill Henry Court Jester . . , ..... . . Kathy Baltutat Judy Wagenbrenner ATTENDANTS Martin Weirich Al Baldwin ...BrunaSimmons POLKA DANCE Choreographer - Pat Eddy Bill Fowler John Kirkeby Jerry Hall John Scott COURT Choreographer Bob McPeak Doug Reiss Chuck Bellitti Joe Jasinski Stella lrigoyen Sheila Soller Dolores Arredondo Pat Eddy DANCE - Sue Sanchez Janet Ruh Lynn Burns Linda Ortega Sue Sanchez The hard-working cos tume department were the unsung heroes who Fr. Henry takes time out from directing made the operetta ta make up the crafty weavers. success.

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At the back of Mission's auditorium lies the inner sanctum and refuge of that notorious group called the stage crew. All year they were continuously hounded by the heads of both wings with such moot questions as Who took the piano? , Doesn't anything ever work around here? and Who hid the cigarette butts in the makeup! Thus, the innocent crew has been forced to subconsciously strike back at their antagonists. A sudden screeching sound over the P.A. during a stirring admoni- tion being delivered by an irate faculty mem- ber or the sudden failure of the house lights during a parents club meeting may well be attributed to suppressed hostilities suddenly expressing themselves. Ah, but what would we do without the mul- titudinous talents of this hard working group? Ask them to do any iob from polishing the floor to hanging twenty feet off the ground on a scaffolding and they will gladly comply. Obnoxious as it may seem, our stage crew is an indispensable part of Mission High School. looks pretty angry! Kathy Medvetz, Ellen Gutz, Ginger Hoye, Jean Siterlet, Lana Jones, and Stephenie Simmons. Watch out! Here comes Harriett! and she Sue Castelan as Mary shows the Christ Child to wandering shepherds in as Pasadas y Los Pastores