West High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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After weeks of after school practicing for the students involved. The Fortune Teller . a Victor Herbert operetta telling the story of a gypsy girl who feels a romantic desire to marry a man of wealth, went on the boards February 10 and ll. The story is not so simple. though. Complications arise in the form of the girl's parents and her gypsy sweetheart. who. of course, are not very happy about her ambition. Secret service agents. members of the military, counts, ballet masters, and numerous other individuals become involved. The operetta was produced by the vocal music department under the direction of Mr. Floyd Ohlson. Accompaniment was provided by the orchestra. l'jf,Iu'r l.eff: Ted Loy reassures his sweetheart, J Betty Brentner. that all will come out right. The threc stern-looking secret agents, Richard Mott. -lohn Bates, and Dick Genovese. stand stiffly at attention. llfvpw' Rigblx In the process of plotting another of their romantic escapades are Ronnie Place. Sharon Hrc-sslcr'. Sally XX'inke-lman, and Howard Brace. Lnzzwr1.uff.' 'lim Tilton and Sally Springer, parents of the girl with romantic ideas. Maxine liord tseatedj. attempt to persuade her to give up her plan. Strengthening the argument is the gypsy's sweetheart. Bill Nethercut. Iafzrx 1' llfgfrfx Howard Rubin chastises the ballet master. Ronald Cook. by a sound clout with his cane. Marjorie Rosecrance is trying her best to attract attention by exhibiting her many charms. l 5

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