Saratoga High School - Talisman Yearbook (Saratoga, CA)

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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

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clubs Root-seeking students dig up new club Saratoga High SchooI's largest club in history, The Rototilling blossomed with 168 mem- this year. Along with help advisors Scott Downs and Costanzo, the Rototilling monopolized the rototilling Club bers from Mike Club business. It sponsored fund- raising Rototill-a-thons and even did benefit rototilling at The Alviso home for the Criminally Bizarre. At the right Queen of the Mulch nominee Erik Peterson demonstrates proper Rototilling technique via acting Rototiller Brian Prestwich. Head Tiller and Club Sex Symbol Ed Solomon points out crucial Rototilliing strategy. l 1 The German Club: Top row: Mary Duffy Dana Smith Mrs Hunter advisor Judy Duffy Melenie Noble Ken Brooks and Fred Long Bottom row: Jeanne Thygeson, Jennye Birch, Mike Elhoff Susan Stewart Jane Bulger Janet Machol and Betsy Shook gl commissions