Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

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SENIOR 5 . c A kg f i 'J' i f if in .i , X- r gs.: i ,, V , ,X ig . v 'A l 5 1 1 it it ig L... in-4.4. November ll, l2, and i3 marlced the dates of the Senior Class Play. This year's play en' titled Star Light, Star Bright was a comedy involving a family with very complicated problems, Among these problems were a literary father vvhose vvriting never sold, a daughter who at sixteen was in love with love, a son who hated girls, a so- phisticated lady publisher, and a mother who tried to keep all her family intact, Mrs. Joan Duprey, whose bubbling personality gave a lift to tired, stage-struck seniors, di- rected the play. She was as- sisted by lvlr. Bill Richard. The cast and all concerned will long remember the hours spent in rehearsal, the study lnalls spent in learning lines instead of chemiS y, props that could not be found, and the general or- ganized confusion brought about by the production of a sehior class play. Studert and faculty critics all agreed that the play was light, fun, and eycellently directed and acted. Tre Senior Class, a c'ass ima initiated new tradi- tions at Eay l-ligh l VCbQl'Obf the year, started another new first by giving matinee perform- ances, sefvirg free refreshments during play intermissions, and provicing a band for intermis- sion music. -., lflx . flq L ,Q 'L PLAY 4:17 girl, rv gl l ff S 1 nn1L.'1- 4.-,-!-1 , . lf 4. '-la:-111 i on-an www an-mmf -W, asf lx ii. l 4 0. 3 x , f

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SENIGR PROM This year's seniors presented their own prom, another first for the Class ot 1960. Never before has a class provided its own open prom. Staurdcy, May 14th, from 9:00 to 12100 in the gym, the members at the class ushered in this tradition. This replaced the time-honored iunior-senior prom, which was always a dinner dance. Featuring Heavenly as their theme, the seniors walked through the pearly gates and danced under a ceiling of sparkling stars. With a backdrop depicting . stairway to the stars, the gym was transformed into a truly beautiti. ballroom. A fascinating entrance hall and a luxurious powder room completed the picture, For dancing the heav- enly music was provided by .lim Becker and his band. The exciting evening continued at the Lakewood Y.M.C.A. where a splash party was planned. A breakfast followed prepared by the fathers. All good things must end, so by 5130 the clean-up crew were back at the school dismantling their masterpiece. 'ff F I W 5 , sv ws Q.'?iw4Aw 'UW-time 36