East Detroit High School - East Detroiter Yearbook (Eastpointe, MI)

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REVOLUTIONARY war cronies have a hard time convincing fellow ghost Randy Raymond, that George Washington has finally allowed his admittance into Heaven. Dan Dobrzelewski and Bill Meyers play the soldiers who drag the reluctant Nathaniel from his live sweetheart WOUND up in his troubles, Barry Bolio as a police officer listens as Jance Bare, one of the female ambulance drivers, explains to his wife that he is sitting up with a sick friend. AMBULANCE drivers Dot Bogle and Micki Conti drew laughs as they clumsily tried to open their stretcher. 17

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Spring Fantasy-Comedy Featnres Lively G hosts I M AG INK a ghost from colonial times roam¬ ing around modern surroundings! Sounds im¬ possible? Well that ' s exactly what happened in the spring play Gramercy Ghost. Kayron Elmore played the part of Nancy, a young writer who inherited a ghost. The ghost, cleverly portrayed by Randy Raymond, was left from colonial times and had not been permitted to enter heaven because he failed to deliver a message for Washington. Nancy ' s rather stuffy fiance, Dennis East, en¬ countered strong rivalry for her affections in ' Jim Barkatt, a struggling newspaper reporter. Two of the major character roles were played by Barry Bolio, a policeman, and Sue Gray, the housekeeper. Other cast members not pic¬ tured on these pages are: F]iaina Schreck, Silvia Una, and Lana Jacques. The comedy was directed by Miss Judith Mcf regor and student director, Kathi Wishart. PROVIDING a part of the love triangle in the play, Jim Barkatt, as a writer, tries to comfort a confused Kayron Elmore, wealthy young girl who inherits a ghost from the Revolutionary War era. SCOFFING at the idea of ghosts during most of the play, Dennis East looks with dismay as he in turn finally sees ghosts. Jim Liddell, Linda Lennier, and Dan Dobrzelewski portray the colonial visitors. 16

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Satire, Songs, Dances Spark 1964 ‘Shenanigans ANOTHER Openin ' , Another Show, sang the chorus and the 16th annual Shamrock Shenanigans musical variety show opened be¬ fore capacity audiences. Directed by Mr. John Enwright and with Joe Misiewicz as student director, the show used a television theme which featured satirical enact¬ ments of current happenings, skits, singing, and dancing. Denise Szykula choreographed the dances and Mr. A1 Marco arranged the music for the band. The cast numbered approximately 100 . Although the majority of the profits from the show went to help defray the printing expenses of the school newspaper, a check for SlOO was presented to Mr. Marco to be used for the band ' s proposed trip to Toronto this summer. BEATLEMANIA hit East Detroit high ' s Shenanigans show this year. These four bald Beatles, George Loik, Richard Schroeter, Ron Towery, and Cliff Jackson, explain what happened to them in East Detroit! I I s; LIGHTS DIMMED, CURTAINS PARTED AND THE CHORUS OPENED THE SHOW WITH ANOTHER OPNIN’, ANOTHER SHOW. r 1 ’ | |i I ' l ill! :• 1 . Sv®: 11 B- ' ■§ j P ,i| L t I li