1965 Yearbook
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1965 Yearbook
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"VETERAN" Performers Hold Down Lead Roles
Bill and Lois (Lucentio and Bianca) carry
their romance on and off stage. The second
leads for the play were performed by Dave
Huffman and Jackie Mazur.
to walk out on the show. Fred muses
on his love for her. The gangsters
pause to pay an unusual tribute to
Shakespeare as the revival comes to
a close. Lilli unexpectedly returns to
the stage and the words of her
character express her intention of returning to Fred. She and Fred are
reunited and Lois and Bill reach
their own understanding in time for
the finale.
PRODUCTION STAFF:
DIRECTOR Mr. Charles Vorderberg
PRODUCER Rev James E. Greene
MUSIC DIRECTORS Rev. James
E. Greene
Sister Elizabeth Anne, C.H.M.
ASST. STAGE DIRECTOR
Mr. Andrew Reagen
VOCAL COACH Mr. John Duenow
CHOREOGRAPHY Miss Chris
Koenigsaecker
COSTUMES Mrs. Florence
Vorderberg
SET DESIGN Mr. Thomas Chouteau
The three suitors, Len Cockman, Dave
Huffman, and Tom Mooney, woo Bianca,
Jackie Mazur.
The two shady gangsters, Tony Swarz and Roger Ezell, warn Miss Venessi, Sue Ryan that
she should not leave the show — for her own good.
STAGE ART WORK Thomas Sallak
PUBLICITY Mr. Leslie Schaefer
TICKETS Miss Agnes Renner
Mr. Robert Sutton
THE CAST:
RALPH William Vensel
FRED (PETRUCHIO) James
Thomas
HARRY (BAPTISTA) Patrick
Hamilton
LOIS (BIANCA) Jacqueline Mazur
HARRISON HOWELL Chester
Harbut
LILLI (KATHERINE) Susan Ryan
HATTIE Jane Beck
BILL (LUCENTIO) ...... David
Huffman
PAUL John Ihle
FIRST GUNMAN . . . . Roger Ezell
SECOND GUNMAN Tony Swartz
GREMIO Leonard Cockman
HORTENSIO Thomas Mooney
HABERDASHER John Lyman
THE ORCHESTRA:
Fr. Greene (director)
Jon Simmons (piano)
Dorothy Cattoir (organ)
Charles Vorderberg HI (clarinet, sax)
Dennis Lawson (Clarinet, sax)
Bernard Jenkins (Clarinet, sax)
Thomas Schafer (clarinet, sax, oboe)
Gene Gast (cornet)
Thomas Marriott (cornet)
Raymond Bustos (cornet)
Kenton Scott (trombone)
Louis LaPorta (percussion)
FINE ARTS 177
Bill and Lois (Lucentio and Bianca) carry
their romance on and off stage. The second
leads for the play were performed by Dave
Huffman and Jackie Mazur.
to walk out on the show. Fred muses
on his love for her. The gangsters
pause to pay an unusual tribute to
Shakespeare as the revival comes to
a close. Lilli unexpectedly returns to
the stage and the words of her
character express her intention of returning to Fred. She and Fred are
reunited and Lois and Bill reach
their own understanding in time for
the finale.
PRODUCTION STAFF:
DIRECTOR Mr. Charles Vorderberg
PRODUCER Rev James E. Greene
MUSIC DIRECTORS Rev. James
E. Greene
Sister Elizabeth Anne, C.H.M.
ASST. STAGE DIRECTOR
Mr. Andrew Reagen
VOCAL COACH Mr. John Duenow
CHOREOGRAPHY Miss Chris
Koenigsaecker
COSTUMES Mrs. Florence
Vorderberg
SET DESIGN Mr. Thomas Chouteau
The three suitors, Len Cockman, Dave
Huffman, and Tom Mooney, woo Bianca,
Jackie Mazur.
The two shady gangsters, Tony Swarz and Roger Ezell, warn Miss Venessi, Sue Ryan that
she should not leave the show — for her own good.
STAGE ART WORK Thomas Sallak
PUBLICITY Mr. Leslie Schaefer
TICKETS Miss Agnes Renner
Mr. Robert Sutton
THE CAST:
RALPH William Vensel
FRED (PETRUCHIO) James
Thomas
HARRY (BAPTISTA) Patrick
Hamilton
LOIS (BIANCA) Jacqueline Mazur
HARRISON HOWELL Chester
Harbut
LILLI (KATHERINE) Susan Ryan
HATTIE Jane Beck
BILL (LUCENTIO) ...... David
Huffman
PAUL John Ihle
FIRST GUNMAN . . . . Roger Ezell
SECOND GUNMAN Tony Swartz
GREMIO Leonard Cockman
HORTENSIO Thomas Mooney
HABERDASHER John Lyman
THE ORCHESTRA:
Fr. Greene (director)
Jon Simmons (piano)
Dorothy Cattoir (organ)
Charles Vorderberg HI (clarinet, sax)
Dennis Lawson (Clarinet, sax)
Bernard Jenkins (Clarinet, sax)
Thomas Schafer (clarinet, sax, oboe)
Gene Gast (cornet)
Thomas Marriott (cornet)
Raymond Bustos (cornet)
Kenton Scott (trombone)
Louis LaPorta (percussion)
FINE ARTS 177
Publisher
Smith Crafted Cover
Date
1965
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/1154