Bingham High School - Coppertonian Yearbook (Copperton, UT)

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UNATIII5 HT LARGE L k f Hue spof, says Luene to Joan Q , 'CX p ' 1 , J On Dec. 8, I950, fhe annual school play was presenfecl in fhe form of a mysfery com- edy, Lunafics af Large. The enjoyable sfory of mysfery and suspense was warmly accepfed as an excepfional preformance. Casf of characfers were: Granf Pullan, playing fhe role of Mr. Cuffer, head of a resf home for menfal cases: Phyllis Sanderson as Mrs. Cufferg Sam Robison, playing fhe parf of fhe educafed Chinamang Roy Chrisfensen, porfraying Greg Sfevens, who along wifh his wife, Joan Beard, accidenfally became in- volved in fhe mysferyg Floyd Graham, fhe life of fhe play, faking fhe role of lnspecfor Briffg David Peferson, porfraying fhe sinisfer Mr. Burke, is fhe vicfim of Carrie Vidalakis, who played Dr. Janef, fhe play's villain. Argie Adondakis as Mrs. Adair, brings a new phase of suspense on fhe scene when she searches for a fabulous forfune in fhe liffle black box. Darlene Anderson presenfs sfill anofher problem as she masquerades as a lunafic in an affempf fo help Argie find fhe fabulous forfuneg Luene Jaferka as Lady Mac- Befh. Tom Johnson as Mr. Hyde, LaVerne Wiffke as Priscilla, and Richard Anderson as John Alden presenfed fhe spice of fhe play in fheir respecfive roles as lunafics. Behind fhe scene were Merrilyn Bolfon and Karlene Wilson as sfudenf direcfors and Warren Sum- nichf as sfage manager. Surprises and amusemenfs of all fypes ac- companied fhe performance making if live in fhe minds of ifs audience. The play was presenfed by fhe Speech De- parfmenf under supervision and direcfion of C. O. Fingerle.

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SSENIBLIE Assemblies of every nafure and fheme were fo be found af Bingham High fhis lasf school year. Each one was differenf and origin al: each frying fo ouf-do fhe resf. The fhemes ranged from Ausfa Gadfrey: T V Talenf Scouf, presenfed by fhe Sevenfh grade, fo fhe serious side of life when a represenfafive of India fallced abouf world peace. Accordion player, iugglers, magicians and many ofher lyceums have froop- ed across fhe sfage, each doing ifs parf fo brighfen fhe average school day. Traveling assemblies reigned king during fhe sporfs season, buf were de- 'rhroned when foward spring graceful figures and movemenfs graced fhe sfage in fhe form of fhe Dance Concerf. X L d g d g H The wacs have landed 6? K4 I5 5 I . u Q l x I, y Jane before ihe fooflighfs LeDcen mixes business wi0h pleas