Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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CF. U. Stands For Felix Unger' N F . . . .fgafa osters, notices in the bulletin, messages over the radio and Word of mouthv for the production of The Odd Couple flooded the months of November and December. The promotion of the sec- ond all-faculty play was the most intense of any play presented in the Corral. The per- formances were held on December 12 and 13 at the school. Two outstanding perform- ances were given by Mr. Morris and Mr. Dunbridge in the roles of Oscar and Felixg each had to learn about 80 pages of lines. Because of other scheduled Christmas activities, the play was run on a Friday and Saturday evenings. Usually the profits from a play go into the Drama Department's fund, but unfortunately, there was a small loss to the Drama Department due to a smaller tum-outl' of people than expected. , 'LW -li 28

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Hank johnson, Donn Morris, john Orr, Charles Sismondo and Paul Olivier get ready for a round of poker, beer drinking and discussing what to do about Felix's depression. Phyllis Gardner fCecily Pidgeonj and -Iudy Wood CGwendolyn Pidgeonj flatter Bruce Dunbridge CFelixJ until he is speechless. Becky Sharp helps out by selling hot chocolate during the intermission of The Odd Couple . Coffee, punch, cookies and cupcakes were also sold for a total profit of about twenty dollars. Donn Morris COscarj is yelling and Bruce Dun- bridge typically denies that anything is really wrong in the production of The Odd Couple.