Saratoga High School - Talisman Yearbook (Saratoga, CA)

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The week of Homecoming had many activities planned. The spirit was high as each class competed in each activ- ity. There were the rallies, in which each class had a chance to gain points in order to win the spirit trophy. The class with the most points at the end of the week received the trophy. There was a hat day, a reverse day, and a movie theme day. Cinderella was the movie for the Freshmen, King Kong was the movie for the Sophomores, the Juniors had Alice in Wonderland, and the Seniors followed the Yellow Brick Road with The Wizard of Oz. As the Homecoming half-time show proceeded, the important announcements were made. The Seniors won the trophy. Brian Prestwich received the honor of being King, Ann deBenedetti was selected Queen, Peggy Porter and Mary Ann Wall were voted Senior princesses, Mi- chelle Buchannan was chosen Junior princess, Carol lsh- erwood was voted Sophomore princess, and Kim Quarles was selected Freshman princess. Ann and Brian share homecoming honors L ABOVE: Mary Ann Wall congratulates Ann deBenedetti after her crowning. THIS PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Homecom- ing King Brian Prestwich escorted by Carol Gilbaugh. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Homecoming Queen Ann deBenedetti with escort Jeff Frey. homecoming

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'Detective Story' cast sought realism Realism was the keynote of the 1977 fall play, Detective Story, by Sidney Kingsley, di- rected by Mr. Clint Scrivner, assisted by stu- dent directors Ann Larson and Marybeth Travis, and technical directors Larry Hupman and Jim Van Over. The act curtain was eliminated, and charac- ters entered and left the stage in character at all times. A working clock and authentic street noises added realistic touches to the police station setting for the three-act drama. included in the large cast were Brian Prestwich as McLeod and Ann Larson as his wife, Mary, Warren Bross, Dave Warner, Tom Miller, Lance Guest, Greg Underwood, Felicia Rosner and Paul Travis as policemen, Fred Dick as the Lieutenant, Judee Moore as the shoplifter, Chris Slagle and Joel Soloman as burglars, Sharon Petrucha as the reporter, Kathie Grimes fR.T.T.J as Ms. Prichett, John Boswell as Tami Giacopetti, Chris Utley as Endicott Sims, Martin Tuttle as Arthur, and Carole Wells as Susan. if E3 fall play .41