York High School - Falcon Yearbook (Yorktown, VA)

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Before opening curtain, Mr. Little gives a final pep talk to the electror’cs crew: D. Bland, T. Smith, G. Turner, R. Wallman, D. Hess, S. Allen, D. Bowling. Make-up turns George Hudgins into vllbln, Jud. Cowboys give Curly a chivalry to re- member. The two men In Annie ' s life discuss theli intentions. 22

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' onfident girl friend s proclaim their in- lependence from the male sex In Many New Day. Oklahoma! ' s efficient tennis shoed stage crew work diligently and speedily behind the scenes. LIGHTS: Barbara Hopke, Mike Grow, and Arty Layne. Will gives Annie an Oklahoma hello. 3 1 Skillfully guiding the spot, Kirk Flynn chases moving figures across the stage while trying not to scorch his fingers. kunt Eller (Barbara Turnage) censors Lit- le Wonder pictures after first observing hem. The lights dimmed and the curtain opened on the spectacle, Okla- homa! . The final nights constituted just a part of the production. Cos- tuming, set construction, make-up, the direction of Mrs. Rathkamp, Mrs. Burcham, and Mr. Oliver, and the lengthy exhausting rehearsals made the show a success. The extravaganza was so successful that all four night s were sold out and an additional per- formance was given. 21

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wm- Formals of all designs and sizes hang invitingly awaiting last-minute prom rush. Harold ManJey and Lisa Randall reign as King and Queen of 1970 prom. What color flower goes with a lav- ender gown? Do leather bells consti- tute fornnal dress? Where ' s a nice inexpensive place to eat, with at- mosphere? Finally, May 23rd, where is the Virginia room anyway? Many obstacles had to be conquered be- fore a successful prom was enjoyed by all. Under the theme of Romeo and Juliet, and music provided by the Handful of Soul, the night will remain a majestic memory In the minds of everyone. 23