Charles F Brush High School - HiLite Yearbook (Lyndhurst, OH)

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sl SITTING R 'Nlunr C1 llranmrcn 5 Nelson G GllllL RalSt0n T LCLS l Helsing, E, Francis, S, Here are the people that fool hghts have dimmed T FRONT RCJW: C. Canfield, B Pelton. K. Wagner. R. Meyer S. Nelson. BACK ROXV: L. Thompson D. Schweinsbcrger. E. Helsing D. Ralston. S, Starkey. J. Pilla

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Elsv 'VX l'1, ws, .. 'lht play was alixe with had men and a defiant girl named Merry making took form in square dancing on stage to make M0 ly O'Shaughnessey. Molly OShaughnessey one of the gayest hits produced at Brush I fa f' The play cast assembled on stage for the last curtain call A cast composed of twenty nine students The play's the thing . . Preceding the first Penguin production was an as- sembly that aroused the complete interest of the student body and possibly accounted for the last minute rush for tickets to illolli fi'ylJIIllglJIl6S.Gl',1. This production was unique in style, as it was a western as well as a costume piece. Molly O'Sba1zglmcx.rei was composed of mystery. comedy. tragedy and romance, Tak- ing place in the 18908. its plot deals with a seventeen year old girl who defies convention by riding horses and shooting guns-and is liked all the better for it-while the other girls are wearing hoopskirts and bonnets. lt is an account of this motherless girl's struggle. which cen- ters around her sheriff father, the man she loves. and her no good half brother. All's well that ends well -and it does.

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M. Miller, 5, Kimmel. R. Huston, B. Moldwin. B. Crick. on working long after the av final vurtain cull .... FNISIJIN PLAYEIIS XY'hether it's a dramatic scene before the footlights, or the less glamorous job of make up, staging, costuming, or usher- ing. the Penguin member takes his as- signment very seriously. Actually. mem- bership in the Penguin Players. our dra- matic organization, is competitive. being based on the number of points a pros- pective member accumulates through service. The officers of this group are Carol Canfield. president: Donna Schweins- berger. yice presidentg ,Ioanne Pilla. sec- retary: Bob Pelton, treasurer. Those who achieye their goal as Pen- guins then continue yyorking for points to become Thespians. the National Ilonor Society of Drama. This year several of the top Thespians. with their adyisor. Miss A. I.. Kingzett. will attend the Na- tional Conyention at the Ifniyersity of lndiana. where they will participate in xarious dramatic activities. Heading the Thespian Society are: hue Nel- son. presidentg Bob Pelton. yice president' joannd Pilla. secretary Kathie Wagner treasurer. NUI Plf,II RI1I3: K. King. Ci. Koehler. I3 I.eibling. Il, Nliller. IU. Moore. QI. Pilla. I3. Spadaro, Il Spies. li. Sprague. SITTING: 5, Anderson. M. Niullian, K, W'agner. M. Strohm. STANDING: CQ. Canfield, R. Iiraucher, D. McCullough, B. Pelton l i g . i li wi ft i A. Mitchell. IVI. Rf,-.-taco VI. Shaffer. I.. Ihoinpson, ID. Sthweins- berger. Ii, Schanz. K. XY'agner and R. Iiraucher adyertise the fall play at one of the football games. M0 LLIE OSHlllll,llNE5SIY V