Adlai Stevenson High School - Aurora Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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if VVhile long rehearsals and opening night jitters may have silverecl Bah Daniel's lmir, his face was still too young to suit an aged Dare Sedler, who clitl his hest to remedy the situation with makeup. X Dog Suit' uleuyloeu' in Steifemou Auditorium Talented and theater-minded members of the jun- ior class Found a medium For artistic expression in the junior class play i'lX'lan in the Dog Suitw. Additional stiniula for participation in the dramatic Venture was provided hy the prospect of gaining experience in make-up, lighting, sets, direction, acting, and ani- inadvcrsion. November l3 and 19, students saw their peers seemingly transformed into middle-aged adults, and viewed the eHcacious handiwork of the haclcstage crew. The theatrical capabilities cxhihitcd hy the thespians in the production ot the comedy-drama were rewarded with both visihlc and audihlc appreci- ation hy the audience. as standing ovations hecaine thc status quo for hoth performances. The Man in the Dog Suit Cast: lin order of appcarancej Martha Wlalling A AA A ,,,. Kathv Tvre Oliver Vvalling A A A Pat Willialins Letty Gaxton A A AA Donna De Grande Henry Gaxton A A A H Bob Daniel George Stoddard A Stan Edwards Eileen Stoddard A A A Ian Tuftlg Mrs. Louisa Stoddard A , , Deg I-Iulgf Stewart Stoddard A Dave Sedler ln the play's opening scene Kathy Tyre tries to talk sensibly to a Anthony Robefti - -V Al NEIPOHTHUO dancing, dog-suited PatWilliams. Nh-. B031 I H V Paul Sielaff 51

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orenfzber Ravel Brin 5 C iss'- . ., ef As Ijil Abner, Gary Sf11'lltlS alrutliers seem less than amliitiotls, a fact that arnnses Daisy Dlae, ,loefknne Koloalziej. Recognition for the lzest corsage anal costunies went to Dianne Wallzer' and her guest, and ,lolm Porterheld and Katliey Greene, respectively. ff I ,pl : 1 iiiiii-5 . -N, st Pa 'Q Y HRH,-9'-1131 ,ts - A 1 nt Predator in irls Although it lacked sartorial splendor, the Sadie Hawkins Dance compensated hy having the local Dog Patchers in typical yoliel array. Never have such a variety of carefully constructed rags and patches inhabited the Stevenson cafeteria, which was temporarily transformed into a Dog Patchian locale. Complete with hay, refreshments, and Nlarryin' Sam, the Sadie llawlcins Dance offered a combina- tion of atmosphere, 'imarriagef' and, of course, food for the more alimentary minded. ln true Sadie Hawkins tradition, many girls made use of the services of Marryinl Sam, but unfortunately, or for- tunately, as the case may he, the license was not a binding contract. r 5 gT..vgs 79 Gloating over his laaclfzeloilfiood, Ioe Paslfike, Marryin' Sain, pauses after marrying dozens of Dogpatcliers.

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H... Linda Aalams coulcl smile after the musical, lmt when Frmicine Sue Feclrnw fries 10 sliielzl lzer Daley from Bolv Daniel mul Larry Hulilmrfl came clowiz u'i1lz lironclzitis Limlff lfznfl to go tlzrougli Phipps as Gary Sami and Pat VvYllliH117S discuss selling her. the sobering experience of opening night. During n lirealz in a clress rehearsal Alike Colone proved that music clience of inzsavory clfmraciers: Dave Serller, Paul Sielaff, jim Bray, hath clzarms io soothe the savage liens! lvy gathering flze above au- Doug Steinlioff, and Doug Gregg. -an K ISK i :?'3,i-553' R 58 X X