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LOWREY HIGH SCHOOLDearborn, Michigan

proudly presents

ANYTHING GOES

Book byGuy Bolton, P.G. Wodehouse,Howard Lindsay, Russell Crouse

Music and lyrics byCole Porter

CAST(in order of appearance)

Reno SweeneyBilly CrockerMoonface MartinHope HarcourtBonnieSir Evelyn OakleighMrs. HarcourtlolhitneyStewardReporterCameraman1st Chinese2nd ChineseBishopReno's Angels

ChastityCharityPurityVirtue

Pt:rserCaptainSailors

Dramatic DirectorMusical DirectorChoreographer .Technical Director

Daneen CsicsilaSteve Gne\vkm'7skiGeorge NooryEmily HayrynenGeorgia BrockTerry CarverWendy PearceJohn LuchiniJerry HarringtonBob HitsmanRick KnebuschDave BrillJerry FisherBill Hendricks

Diana BrockLynn BerjeskiSallye HerndonAnita MillerAndy LundgrenLarry OrmsbyJerry MorganDave Staats

Parker SalmvichCharles BrickelFrank QueenGary Frank

Lillian CalvinDonna JohnstonCarol JonesElaine KochoffJanis Simon

Barbara FasuloCarol MaidensJanet Masterson

CHORUS

Jerry HarringtonBob HitsmanRex LeitnerAndy LundgrenJerry Morgan

DANCERS

Vince DelorenzoDoug MarchyokFrank Queen

STAGE BAND

PianoFluteClarinetAlto SaxBaritone/Tenor SaxTrumpetTromboneBassGuitarPercussion

Charles BrickelSharon KarapitoffRay BynumParker SalowichCas BaderBruce Borum *Mike SmithToni NelsonRon LambertJim Gnewkowski

* Student Director

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

Act I

1. Afterdeck of the ship.2. On the Ship's deck--night.3. Two cabins on the 'A' deck.4. The ship's deck.5. The ship's deck.6. Sir Evelyn's stateroom.7. The ship;s deck.8. The afterdeck.

Act II

l. The Ship's lounge.2. The brig.3. The Ship's deck.

MUSICAL NUMBERS

Act I

OvertureYou're the TopBon VoyageI tIs DelovelyHeaven HopFriendshipI Get A Kick Out of YouAnything Goes

OrchestraReno & BillyCompanyBilly, Hope and ChorusBonnie and DancersReno, Billy and MoonRenoReno and Company

Act II

Public EnemyLet's Step OutLet's MisbehaveBlow Gabriel, BlowAll Through the NightBe Like the BluebirdTake Me Back to

Manhattan

CompanyBonnie and ChorusReno and Sir EvelynReno and ChorusBilly and HopeMoonReno and Angels

ABOUT THE PLAY(from the Directors)

"Anything Goes" began, as any production of thissize begins, as an idea. When we first approached theidea of a musical production, our immediate reactionwas, "we can't do it." We do not have a large enoughstage, we can't afford the royalties, we don't haveenough singers, actors, and musicians to go around. Asyou will see in tonight's performance, with people whoare willing to give their time, and their talent, theseobstacles are easily overcome.

We began casting "Anything Goes" with some doubt inmind as to the reaction of the student body to this typeof undertaking. There were nearly one hundred studentswho auditioned and offered to lend a hand. With a responselike this, we naturally figured that we couldn't miss.

Our next obstacle was money. Our budgets wererapidly eaten up by royalties and production costs, butsomehow, somewhere, Dick Seavitt found more so that wecould continue in our efforts.

We, the directors, will always be grateful for thehelp and cooperation of the faculty, students, andparents of Lowrey High School without which thisproduction would have been impossible.

COHMITTEES

Scenery and Lighting

Gary Frank Dave StaatsCarl Philpott Dave Baird

Barbara VanAssche

Tickets

Diane BaxterNoreen Day

Make-up

Cheryl CharboneauDebbie DichoCathie DishongDebbie FountaineSue KilemanCindi KruegerJanis SimonCathy WarnerJean Weiroch

PARKER SALOHICH'Mr. Sal' came to Lowrey from John F. Kennedy and

Taylor Center High schools, where he directed "Harvey","The Mouse That Roared", and was assistant director ofShakespeare's "Henry V", and "The King and I". At Lowrey,he has directed "Harvey", "Rebel Hithout a Cause", and"Rally 'Round the Flag Boys". He has his BA degree fromEastern Michigan University, and is enrolled in the MassCommunications Masters Degree program at Wayne State. Inaddition, "'Sal" plays Sax in the school stage band, isthe audio-visual coordinator for Lowrey, teaches Speech,and coaches Debate. In his spare time, he is RecreationDirector of Taylor Township. He is married and thefather of two boys.

CHARLES BRICKELChuck came to Lowrey from the Taylor School system

last September. He is well know~ in the Dearborn areafor his musical activities. As a pianist, Mr. Brickel'splaying has carried him to all but a few of the 50states, including Hawaii. He also performed on a sixweek tour of Mexico. He works for the Dearborn RecreationDepartment and has been involved in such productions as"Gypsy", "Oliver", and "Carousel". This sunnner he willbe musical director for the Department's presentation of"The King and I". He has his BA from Eastern HichiganUniversity, and is currently enrolled at EMU in pursuitof the Master of Music degree. In addition, Chuckdirects all the vocal music activities at Lowrey High,including the Men's Glee Club, Ensemble, High SchoolChoir and Chorus.

FRANK QUEENFrank has been active in dramatics since Junior

High School. He played a dramatic role in "Harvey",and choreographed the unusual dance number in "RebelWithout A Cause". He has been dancing for eight years.Highlighting Frank's dancing experience was an appear­ance with Danny Kaye on a Detroit show at Cobo Hall.Frank is 17. a senior, and plans to study Psychologyand Social Work in college.

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GARY FRANKEvery show needs a maglclan who somehow puts

things together and makes them work. Lowrey's masterof baling wire and chewing gum is Gary. He was on thelighting crew for "Rally 'Round the Flag Boys", andthrough this experience was able to take over astechincal director for "Anything Goes", He is directlyresponsible for the set, which is now affectionatelyreferred to as Gary's "ark", Gary is 16, a junior, andis planning on college where he will pursue a career inElectrical Engineering.

DANEEN CSICSILADaneen has been active in dramatics since she

started at Lowrey. Her major work was in the part ofJudy Brown in "Rebel Without a Cause". Daneen has hadthirteen years of dance instruction, appeared severaltimes on television as a dance soloist, and last yearwas a finalist in the "Miss Teen World" contest. She isseventeen years of age, and is on a college prep course.

STEVE GNEWKOWSKI"Gnewks" has been active at Lowrey in practically

every area. He appeared as Mr. Stark in "Rebel HithoutA Cause", Opie Dalrymple in "Rally Round The Flag Boys",and as a chorus member of Dearborn Civic Theatre'sproduction of "Carousel". Steve has studied classicalguitar for eight years, and also studies c.larinet andpiano. He is now a private instructor in guitar. Hewas awarded a scholarship to Interlochen last year, isa varsity debater, and is Student Director of the LowreyChoir. Steve is seventeen, a senior, and is plannin onattending the University of Michigan where he willpursue a liberal arts cirriculum.

TERRY CARVERTerry transferred to Lowrey from Detroit's Western

High School, where he played baritone and tenor Sax inthe band. He appeared in last year's production of"Rebel \.Jithout a Cause", in which he portrayed atough desk seargent. Terry is a senior and intends topursue a career in tool and die work.

EMILY WAYRYNENEmily has appeared in plays since the seventh

grade. Her first performance at Lowrey was as agiddy teenager in "Rally 'Round the Flag Boys". Emhas six years of vocal training with the BethlehemLutheran Church of Detroit. She is fifteen years old,a sophomore, and plans to major in Dramatics in college.

GEORGE NOORYGeorge began his career in drama last fall as

L'e'iutenant Guido DiMaggio in "Rally 'Round The FlagBoys". He also appeared in Dearborn Civic Theatre's"Carousel". George is also a member of Lowrey's Men'sGlee Club. He is sixteen years old, a junior, andplans on a career in radio and TV broadcasting.

GEORGIA BROCK"Anything Goes" is Georgia's first dramatic

effort. She has sung in her church choir for threeyears, and is'a member of the school choir and vocalensemble. Georgia is fifteen years old, a sophomore,and plans to attend college as a music major.

BRUCE BORUMBruce is one of the brightest musical lights.at

Lowrey. He plays first chair trumpet in the schoolband, and is also very active in the Men's Glee Club.In addition to being a fine musician, Bruce is alsovery capable on the stage, having played one of thelead roles in "Rally 'Round the Flag noys", and alsotaking an important part in"Carousel". Bruce plans toattend college and major in Marine Engineering.

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OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Dr. Richard C. SeavittMr. James BoatwrightMr. Lyle PendletonMr. Frank TothMr. Eero KeranenMr. Dennis MascioliMr. Richard JonesMr. Stanley BarnettMiss Christine PantelliMrs. Jeanne PetersonMrs. Anne BayerMr. Dave LangeMr. Mike SeefeldtMr. Dan OnyskinMr. Frank BydlowskiMr. & Mrs. Ed GnewkowskiMr. & Mrs. Wilbur BorumMr. & Mrs. Harrison HerndonMr. Toni NelsonThe Dearborn Recreation DepartmentThe Fordson PressMrs. Barbara RollingsByrd's Hardware and Marine

Produced in cooperation with:TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY, INC.757 Third AvenueNew York, New York

OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Dr. Richard C. SeavittMr. James BoatwrightMr. Lyle PendletonMr. Frank TothMr. Eero KeranenMr. Dennis MascioliMr. Richard JonesMr. Stanley BarnettMiss Christine PantelliMrs. Jeanne PetersonMrs. Anne BayerMr. Dave LangeMr. Mike SeefeldtMr. Dan OnyskinMr. Frank BydlowskiMr. & Mrs. Ed GnewkowskiMr. & Mrs. Wilbur BorumMr. & Mrs. Harrison HerndonMr. Toni NelsonThe Dearborn Recreation DepartmentThe Fordson PressMrs. Barbara RollingsByrd's Hardware and Marine

Produced in cooperation with:TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY, INC.757 Third AvenueNew York, New York