Britton Macon High School - Brittonian Yearbook (Britton, MI)

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MINSTRELS ON PARADE Minstrels on Parade , a production sponsored by the Band Boosters' Club, was held in the High School gym, March 17 and 18. It was produced and directed by Mr. Foder, assisted by Mrs. Weichner. There were twenty different acts, in which all age groups participated. Pictures were taken and following the performance on Friday night was a dance at which the Swing Band played. The show was very well received, and the turn-out on both nights was out- standing. WATCH OUT FOR SPOOKS Watch Out for Spooks was the Senior Play produced in the gym on February 3 and 4. It was a hilarious three-act comedy. The members of the cast were as follows: Jackie Penn KShirleyj the general manager: Alice Lawhead fVeraJ a fashion plate: Vera Scott fLoisl a tender plant: Judy Claxton fAngieJ a superstitious miss: lmo Tucker fPatsyj a little tease: Willie Osterhout fHollyhockl a chocolate drop: Jack Bruce fSlatsl a mischief maker: Melvin Zornow fDumplingj an able second: Bob Croll Uedj a wolf in sheep's clothing: Jerry Tomecek QRandyl a friendly neighbor: Polly Johnson QPeggyJ a hidden guest and Carma Spreeman fAunt Molly, a late arrival. It took a month of hard practicing but it proved to be a success. 35

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SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES . CARNIVAL Our first activity of the year was our carnival which we held in the gymnasium in October. Candy, bake goods, and miscellaneous articles were sold. Also a port- able radio was raffled. Dorothy Wonderly was crowned qxleen and Tom Judkins was crowned king. The carnival on the whole was a great success. REINDEER ROMP The Seniors swung into the Christmas spirit by sponsoring the Reindeer Romp. On the evening of December 17, the gang all turned out in their glad rags for three hours of dancing to the music furnished by the Swing Band. The gym was gaily de- corated in the holiday spirit, and everyone went home whistling All I Want For Christmas ls My Two Front Teeth. SOC HOP The Seniorslnmixed an old-fashioned idea with a strictly modern idea and spon- sored a Box Social and Soc Hop. Everyone left their shoes at the door and proceeded to dance in their stocking feet. During the intermission the boxes were sold, and all the guys and gals gathered round to eat the yurnrny lunches packed therein. Everyone went home with high spirits and dirty socks. 37' , . .J lp