William Mitchell High School - Apogee Explo Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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w - X M, at , , K ,Q fwfr Y .,.'-. VV H , I f N79 w..wzf, 1 Q1 1 - AJ gf, A 1' f ' elf: ' J ' ' ' fiat- -' f' I :sn-is , ' A I Roger Masters reads the will to the heirs: I, Cedric Russell, being of sound mind and body , . Set in the Prohibition era, the play Any Number Can Die, written by Fred Carmichael and directed by lVlr. George Raabe, provides an hilarious comical satire of the mystery plays popular during this time. The play takes place at Raven's Head, an old mansion off the Carolina coast. Four ingenious murders heighten the suspense complicated by the ever-present sliding panel, a robed figure, the cryptic poem, and the will being read at midnight. Few of the characters in Any Number Can Die appear to be who they really are. Hannibal Hix and Agatha play bumbling detectives on their first case. There are a superstitious maid and butler, a lawyer to read the will, has-been millionaires who are the sup- posed heirs to the fortune, and a young girl, Sally Van Viller, the real heiress. Linda Libasci was the assistant director. The prop- erty crew, which was headed by Peggy MclVlillen, de- signed the set, which included sliding panels, false doors, and death traps. James Hoffacker supervised the sound crew, especially important as the soundin- cluded lightning and a thunder storm. Costume crew, led by Candy Ostlin, made the cos- tumes to complement the 1920 time period. The other crews were makeup, Laura Engelg lights, James Hof- fackerg and publicity, John Worley. Zenia finds Edgars hanged after the owl hoots twice. CGood Grieflj

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Band Officers Luke Johnson, Don McNeilley, Sue , Floyd and Patti Newman discuss a score of music. 'SRDM Caught up in the excitement, Mr. Nor- man Smith directs the Pep Band in a rousing song. ,f lg. I - . ,J 2 - 1 5 . ,t.i W ,.,. .sae Q... 4, I I I --Q AMV W r pom- FLUTES: G. Sickbert, L. Pace, M. Glenn, P. Teague, M. Molz, S. Bryant, C. Hicks, G. Detore, B. McCusker, P. O'Grady, S, Schaier, G. Lewellen. OBOE: R. Chilcott, P. Newman, P. Vaughn, C. Wilson. BASSOON: D. Myers, V. Harding. ALTO CLARINET: T. Moderson, K. Magninie. BASS CLARINET: R. Frasher, C. Gardner, M. Halter. CLARINETS: E. Nivens, J. Burkett, D. Wilson, L. Gould, D. Sellers, F. Falcioni, D, Mellberg, D, Diamon, P. Haines, C. Lumsden, J. Gibbs, S. Floyd, R. Storm, B. Golden, B. Doolittle, J. Pearce, S. Newton, R. Geiger. P. Burry, C. Sullivan, D. Barta, J. Tortln, L. Martin, B. Jennings, C. Moulder, M. Halter, D. Aaland, C. Waldhart. ALTO SAXOPHONE: S. Hale, J. Newell, P, Browning, D. Cain, D, Svendson, D. An- ders. TENOR SAX: G. Grey, S. Devenyns, D. Romero. BARITONE SAX: C. Mosley. FRENCH HORN: C. Whitney, D, Dungan. D. McMillan, D. Margason, R. McCusker, M, Bruski, D. De Pooter, N. Johnson, D. Hendrik. CORNET: L. Johnson, K. Gidley, H. Southern, N. Doss, R Casados, D. Lamment, M. Kelly, S. Fisk, C. Zum Brunnen, G. Fredeen, J. Farley, D. Wilson J. Losinger. G. Peterson, J. Davis, R. Norris, J. Vader. TROMBONE: W. Magninie, K. Estes, D Littrell, D. Faust, R. Mellberg, K. Lynch, J, Bailey, S. Eberhart, M. Talcott, D. Valasquez, D McNeilIey, S. Sargent, D. Forney. BARITONE: D. Armentrout, T. Wilson, S. Bustos, D, Done gan. BASS: S. Frasher, D. Ernest, R. Wagner, S. Christiansen, P. Marrs, D. M:-urs, J. Worley STRING BASS: B. Watson, T. Sell. PERCUSSION: D. DeRung. J. Corbin, R. Carney, K. Foster, L. Kilpatrick, S. Morgan, R. Arntzen, A. Blair, L. Chamberlain, J. Mangone, D. Sparkman BELLS: C. Haskin.