Cleveland High School - Beacon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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'VJ din 1 gif Q. REVIEW For You a fantasy for sprtng wrltten by Dott1e Bower and arranged and produced by the students was presented at the Cleveland I-Ilgh School Audrtorlurn on the nlghts of Aprtl 28 and 29 1949 The openlng scene was a 1920 verslon of The Sldewalks of New York sung by Dottte Bower and Dale Mullaney It was followed by the dancers and the chorus dressed as Tenth Avenue Bowery KldS starrmg Wanda Garcla and Thelma MCKGHZIG lane Bergmeler and Ieanne Blerach recetved a much deserved ovatton for thexr Apache Dance On the Boardwalk was fxlled w1th fast movlng acts conslstlng of such stars as Ioe Slyman Dottle Bower Dale Mullaney Duke Schoen Shlrley Klemp the Gym Team and the Chorus The settmg of the scene was New York s famous Coney Island Ch1ckens Come Home a comedy sklt presented by the Dramattcs Club was followed by MISS Iulle Iuly a l1lt1ng duet sung by Delores Pleper and Rtch Heffner The next scene began on a summery day tncludmg Cru1s1ng Down the Blver It s a Most Unusual Day and Country Style We Ltke Western MOVIQS was the t1tle song 1n Scene Ftve descrlblng the modern West Some cow pokes Btch Wtedemann George Newman Dave McGowan Duke Schoen and some cowglrls Donna Hampel and Martlyn Mlllecker added to the western atmosphere wlth the1r rendlttons ot popular western d1tt1es Scene Slx featured two Gershwm songs I Got Plenty of Nothm sung 1n Negro d1alect by Lyle Elchborn and Bess You Is My Woman Now a duet by lean Luehrmann and lay Wllloughby An Evenmg at the Palace Included many var1et1es of nlght I1fe When My Baby Smtles at Me was done ln typtcal Ted LGWIS fashlon by Mtke Fortner The Novelty Band showed tts versattltty 1n thelr Splke Iones arrange ment of Laura A h1l1b1lly comedy verslon of Somebody Loves Me was done by Glorla Ohenn and ROSIG Wtlson Others entertalnlng at the Palace 1ncluded Ierry Iacobs, Ioan Zetsler, Lavad1a Burke, Gordon W1ll, Robert Arno, Iackte W1nter, and the dancers A revtew of the old farntltar band concert, tncludlng a pol1t1cal speech and group s1ng1ng, was presented Two muslcal Comedy stars, Curt Troeger and Ilona Kombrlnk, prov1ded a duet arrangement of My Hero A You're Adorable, the l1ll9 of the last scene, ended 1n a typlcally smooth ballroom fashlon wtth selectlons by the Novelty Band, Ioan Zelsler, Lavad1a Burke, Ioe Slyman, the Chorus, and the dancers Scene Nme closed the show wtth a perfect f1nale for a perfect show that was sure to brlng back fond memorles to both young and old lnd1v1dual credlt for the performance goes to M1ss C L Mann, M1ss Boland, Mr Barrett, M1ss M I Mann, MISS Knepper, Mr Peters, Mr Slnger, M1ss Ulbrlcht, Mr Hellrmch, Mr Doxsee, and M1ss Campbell The students ass1st1ng them were the Chatrman 1n Charge, Product1on Manager, and the Stage Manager, Curt Troeger, Bob Lauer, and Rlch Dahlgren, respectlvely Shtrley Iaeckle Donn Blev1ns , ,I.,,III,,II I I I I , I . A I I I QIIIIIII I I I I I IIIIAI I I . is -H--- 1 I ' , ' gg. I ' ,,- ' w'-I .'1'jI .11-rl-.1I 'IIs.,,I 1' ' - 4.15 ., , I1 ,-,L II Ie I - at - - -. -FIIII, 5 4 It , - a x --1111 .1111 fI ' 5: 1-: fr - In 1 ,. S -. '- I I A. I,-I., 1' -xj I 1, 45 - gy 1.1 ,tfjgl . I- I, ,- J I ' I L6 3 1 II II 1 I II I-.IZIIVIII I II. I1 -, .I XIII,-.I . I III I 9 1 -1 1 'N . 1 1 I I - - f I I -5 IIIIIQI1 f' ' I , ,' kg. '11, I I ' - I ,. ,-w' .11 QA- I l , - . -I I... . Q - gr, . .Im 1 I - ' f ' 1 .- -1 1 ' .15 . I . ' Y I II, - 3 fin 1. 5'-1.11-.1 '1 ,J 11 '- - - ' I 1 . I. 'Q ' : C131 ' 11 1 ' PT'fh'.'.. ' ' ' ' ' ', ' 11- '- .. ., 1-I . 1 :M 4.5: ,. I 1 - . 1 J, 11 .- - .' 'A ' I. , 1 .1- .-Jim - -. -- Q 1. . . - I, - - ' -I 'JS-.I 2 zrkr. ' ' I 1 -. 1,1-.f,5.jI , ,, 'jgI1f- . -II - I ' 'I .. I . I , , . 1-5. -- 1 .1- 1 15 1 . 3-I Ig -J: - I ---11. -I - - . :,s, 1 , 1 Ui- K . ,-C-1 ' X11 I'-JL' . .'f' 1 ' ' .' 'f ' ' ' 1 I '- ' I ':'1I5 + ' 714+ ,Q --11lw1.g ' - ' - - . ' ' ' - - . - - X- 1 .- . , . '-: , . ' , .- ff- -'-L' -' 1111:1-.:.1,.:- , ' - 1 .1 , .. fi 3.1. , gf' I 1 ' . - .' . 1- 'Q' ' ', .. 1 -5 I- -1 ?.II- - A , 2 :1I I- -1 - . FI II :lj -1 dvi 'I . . II - 1 5,1 ' .' I ,I.g1. 1- a e. 11 . 11 . . . 1 1 1 -1 . . . . , . . . 11 . 11 1 1 11 11 . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 11 . 1 11 . . 1 11 . . 11 . . . I 1 I l . . 11 . . L I . 11 11 1 11 11 11 1 1 - 11 . . 11 .... . 5' I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 11 . 1 11 I 5 I . . . 11 11 1 1 1 11 . 11 . . . . . 11 . 11 . . . . . 11 11 . . . 11 11

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