Who's in Charge Here?
Junior Show - Class of 1964
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Chairman of the Show - Susan Granoff Director - Paulette Dufault Business Manager - Patricia Slodden Set Designer - Barbara Anderson Technical Director - Kristen Hamilton Stage Manager - Ellen Freeman Music and Lyrics - Gail Hunt, Lisa Lansing, Chairman Pianist - Gail Hunt Cover Design - Linda Gesmer |
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Irma - Kathy Genovese Sylvia - Mary Deming Ruth - Joan Mead Miss Prim - Mary Ellen Scarborough Viola - Susan Davis Miss Civil Defense - Susan Parks Miss Distance Early Warning - Marilee Thompson Miss Conelrad - Martha Judd J. G. - Pamela Lucy Miss Yarvard Hard - Lurline Purvis Miss Main Line - Brooke Roberts Miss SMith - Karen Anderson Smith No. 2 - Elizabeth Biorn Miss Amina Rush - Beth Schnoll Miss Lee Wells - Jean Johannes Radio Operator - Gail Welch 1st Girl - Barbara Saam 2nd Girl - Larraine Masters Hadley - Barbara Gorney |
Igor - Nancy Carter Dr. Ainslee Eaton Fairchild-Somers - Caroline Richardot Astronaut - Georgia Smith Professor Casper - Winifred Hesson Pierre - Anne Carlisle Jeffrey - Joan Pottoff Girl Who Wings Song - Pat Napper Member of Muscle Squad - Sarah Taylor 1st Censorship Lady - Carol Nagy 2nd Censorship Lady - Edith Prentice 3rd Censorship Lady - Carol Craft 4th Censorship Lady - Mary Lee Warren Miss Torquemada - Barbara Henryson 1st Office Girl - Nancy Corbit 2nd Office Girl - Susan Stevens 3rd Office Girl - Mary Vic Jones Dancers - Peverley Dennett, Alice Kingsbury Robin Gramlich, Bonnie Leonard Pamela Kydd, Victoria Simons | THE PLOT: Who's in charge here? No one knows until men bungle the launching of J. C., the first female astronaut. Then! Women on the march, through a high-powered intellectual team of seven sisters; drive the remaining handful of men underground. From all over the world, women band together under the Project Rapture. Squads are dispatched to penetrate enemy territory and to face the dangerous Jeffrey and his notorious Russian lieutenant. Unable to resist, they defect and Jeffrey gallantly surrenders to Hadley, the leader of the seven sisters to keep his prizes. To stop defection, the seven sisters donate an I.B.M. machine, able to answer anything. Taking advantage of female confusion Jeffrey hides in the machine and with his answers lures the women into a diabolical trap in Macy's Basement. Deciding that it's coexistence or no existence, Jeffrey and J. G. [sic] form a coalition and rust off just in time to prevent carnage in Macy's, as the men close in on the women who've been distracted by a bargain table. After agreeing on terms the sexes are united, to everyone's joy, since war had rather constrained both sides. |
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Side One:
1. Overture - Arr. by G. Hunt |
Side Two:
1. The Waiting Sun - G. Hunt, L. Lansing |