Creston High School - Saga Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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1.1115 Qty' -- ' f - 'gy ... 1 A . 45 4 g'A.A,A,A,A,A,g,A A A - A-p..,x.,. ll Those who took part in the Junior Revue were John Warnock, Naomi Bates, Virginia Galbraith, Leroy Ellerbroolc, Howard Cameron, Ruth Stryker, Robert Hill, Carl Peterson, Harold Allen, Garth Mann, Robert Buyle, Irwin Brummer, Mary Stehouwer, Lois and Louise Watterson, Lyle Hulsapple, Doris Vyn, Alice Ontley. Evelyn Way, Metta Herwig, Maryella Fea. Alice Chinnow, Dorothy Waltz, Audrey Currolhers, Geraldine Blick, Lorraine Streclc, Mary Ann McGee, Virginia Tierney, Eileen Bos, Geraldine Spencer, Norma Collier, Virginia Lightfoot, Kenneth Howes, Laurence Hillis, Merril: Pierce, C-urrol Tuttle, Irvimz Wcstra, John Damon, Barry Beach, Arthur Davis, Dale Fuller, William Court- rirzht, Robert O'Brien, Rudolph Seudul, Bob Saunders, John Johnson, Robert Van't Hof, Phyllis McCormick, Marizaret Stevenson. Mary Lou Lindquist, Alfred Turnquist, John Visser, Miss Conrad, Miss Tenhuuf, Mr. Lowe, Mr. Carlyon and Mr. Rens. IUNIOR REVUE The junior Revue was the contribution of the class of '37 to the activities of the school year. All participants in the Revue were Juniors and were directed by Mr. jay J. Rens, class adviserg Miss Adeline McKenna, of the McKenna School of Dancing, and Miss Lois Conrad, dramatics instructor. The play, i'She Stoops to Conquer," by Oliver Goldsmith was the first enter' tainment on the program. The characters were Mr. Hardcastle portrayed by John Wziriiockg Mrs. Hardcastle by Naomi Batesg Kate Hardcastle by Virginia Galbraithg Young Marlow by Leroy Ellerbrook, and Tony Lumpkin by Howard Cameron. The play dealt with Mr. Hardcastle's unfortunate attempts at choosing a husband for Kate. Judging by the laughter of the audience, the play was a huge success. "Red Sails in the Sunset" and "A Beautiful Lady in Blue" were the two popular songs sung by Ruth Stryker and Robert Hill in "Just We Two." That the Junior Class had in its midst personages of great musical talent was disclosed when Carl Peterson played two piano solos, "Prelude in C Sharp Minor" by Rachmanoil' and "Poem" by Febich. His rival for both performances was Mary Stchouwer, the marimba soloist. To the pleasure of many she played "Lights Out," "Gypsy Love Song," and "Margie" Amateurs who blithely came forth singing, dancing, doing acrobatic stunts, and playing on various musical instruments were also an amusing part of the program to be compared only with the tap dancers who appeared in various performances. ,ll ' ' L.. Af' Ai - 2 Y JNGLE 4Ill5,.glul ln V -1-J- -7 4' X 5--,Q ' ""' . y- , . o.,A,A,v-., ,,. e .e, y A,A,n ,Ads ,A-,A,A,1s A . 11531