East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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1.1,1..-- 1 ww? ag 2' S ' 91 November 16, the curtain rose on the senior play. g'The Curious Savage. The play was under the direetion of Kfr. lYar- ren A. Riehard with the help of Patti Tossy. assistant director, and Bill Cowan, assistant producer. The Curious Savage, a three aet eoxn- edy, takes place at S'I'he Cloistersf' a private rest home. Mrs. Savage, by Car- leen Hedlund, has been put in the rest home by her three children-Senator Titus Savage, Carl Napoli: Judge Samuel Savage, Wade Stevens, and Lily Belle Sav- age, joleen Treaster. Mrs. Savage has a large sum of money with whieh she wants to build a memorial to her dead husband. Other guests at i'The Cloistersn are Fairy May, Rornayne lVagner, who must be told every day that she is loved: Florenee, Carol Sorber, who thinks a doll is her dead son, John Thomas CMike Riehardl: Hannibal, jim Peters, who thinks he can play the violin, Mrs. Paddy, Diane Kie- pert, who gave up eleetrieity for Lent. and Jeffery, Ken Pieree, who thinks his face was badly searred when he was in the war. All these guests beeome fast friends of Mrs. Savage. The stafT mem- bers of the rest home are Miss Wilhelmina, played by Carrie Kimber, and Dr. Em- mett, played by Tom Reed. They are also working for Mrs. Savage's welfare. The plot was a very clever one revolving around the ehildren's trying to get Mrs. Savagc-'s money. It has a happy ending with Mrs. Savage Hnally leaving the rest home in full charge of her money. The play was a hard one to aet out and the east did an excellent piece of work. The Curious Savage was a thoroughly enjoyed play. I l P l l , Q .4-f 9 'o I.. s', -- 0 - C 6 ... xlffflllfm' X44 lg: un' ....,.., 00'

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IMUGFJS As the class of 53 find therr jumor year commg to a close they can look back mth satrsfaetron on a very eventful year Leadmg the Junrors thrs year xx as a well selected group of officers wlth ack Peters as presxdent aided by vxce presrdent 1m Leigh secretary Mad elyn McCray and treasurer Mxke Jones Repre sentmg the class on the Student Councxl were Don Smlth Bob Rxchardson Doug Ousterhout and Dennxs Doolen Not to be outdone by the other classes the class of 53 had thelr share of athletes partxclpatmg rn football basketball baseball wrestlmg and the other sports To help cheer these teams along were two jumor cheerleaders Nancv Irwm and Luanne Voorhels The band orchestra and chorus had a good share of jumors eontrxbutmg to them and many juniors were actrve 1n Y Teens Varsltv Lrbrary Camera and other clubs As a hrghlrght of the year the jumors staged the annual Hop vuth a carnnal settlng of Car rousel as thexr theme Co charrmen Heather Hutchms and Denms Doolen proved thelr capable leadershlp for the Hop was a tremendous sue cess To cllmax a successful year was the umor Semor Banquet on June 5 Thxs IS an annual event of honor to the semors Our many thanks to our sponsors Miss New house Mr Smrth and Mr Graper for thexr able leadershxp throughout the year X4 -1 ' .III - Q s K f it-If Q-u-11 cults: iilllil ' Q C3 . , . J ' . , . . v , . . . . . . , V - J- v. .7 y . U - , u, . ' e ,, . . 1 ' l . , . , 5 . J- - . , ' J ' - . I 3 3 V . I ' ' . . y 1 . , . . , ' . gt . SQ in 1 ' 2 94 31 'QX J 'Q I x