Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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Tyla 45201.64 fag' On floor: Handwerk, Pasco, McKellin and Nevis. Seafed: Carril, Halfeman, Skidmore, Cooperman, Maxwell, RiTTer, HunTer, Sommers, Erdle, and Rohs. Slandinq: Mr. Reese, Shoemaker, Persa, Henry, Piccirilli, Knipe, VanKeuren, Sigal, Fulmer, Thomas, Jennings, Sfafford, Knauss, Drummond, deVries, Fausi, Colernan, Payne, Weber, Bond, Klein, Lanier, Terzigni, Ward, SToudT, Hoffman. The Senior Play was finished, and, as each person leff The audiTorium on March I5 and lb, he wenf noT only wiTh a feeling of being enTerTained, buf of having received an insighT inTo The life and hearT of one of Americas greaTesT women, HarrieT Beecher Srowe. For HarrieT was no ordin- ary Senior play: iT was The mosT ouTsTanding producTion presenTed by any Senior Class in The hisfory of LiberTy High School. Having been produced very successfully in New York during The l942-I943 season and sTarring in iTs Title role The greaf Helen Hayes, Harrief was no simple Task To presenf on a high school sTage, and much credif is due The direcfor, Mr. Truman J. Reese. Having recenTly refurned from The Army, Mr. Reese capably casT and direcfed The acfors and acTresses who gave The Two splendid performances. Like mosf producTions of iTs Type. This play was noT wiThouT iTs complicaTions. The casT has fond memories of rehearsals when lines were forgoTTen, prompfers were noT presenT, properTies were losf, and scenes seemed To be becoming worse insfead of beTTer. As for TickeTs, There were bad momenfs when rumors Traveled around Tha+ no one was selling TickeTs excepT The members of The caST. VVhaT a lefdownl BuT everyfhing Turned ouT all righT, and a large audience aTTended boTh The performances. The whole Thing ended Too soon. ln spiTe of The work done by everyone ranging from The commiTTees To The members of The casf, iT was a disappoinTmenT To Think ThaT The fun was over and ThaT we would have To refurn To our normal roufine of sTudy-l?l The casT which asked This quesTion, Why don'T we do This mo re ofTen . . . l' abouf Harrief was: ' CAST OF CHARACTERS Aunhe Zeb Mayo Lanier Mr. Wycherly . Irving HofTrnan HPHFY Ward Beecher Donald Payne CelesTine Lucille Handwerk CaTharine Beecher MargareT Coleman Freddie Sfowe las a childl , .Marie Pasco Harrier Beecher Sfowe Calvin Sfowe William Beecher . Edward Beecher Mary Beecher Perkins Charles Beecher . Thomas Beecher James Beecher Isabella Beecher Dr. Lyman Beecher Mr. Tuffle Marie Weber' Elaine Cooperman Jean Maxwell' John Skidmore Myron RiTTer' Michael Siqal ,WiIberT Knipe Anna Persa LoreTTa Piccirilli' John Bond Bernard Terzigni HerberT McKellin , , .Jean SToudT Nancy Nevis' Hall Druummond . ,STanley Ward Mrs. Hobbs , Freddie Sfowe las a Georg ie Sfowe Hafly Sfowe Eliza STowe Jerusha PanTry Lowell Denfon Sukey , Haley Jane .. , 'Appearing Salurday Dage sevenfeerl young manl Nighl CharloTTe de Vries' Joan Lee FausT Donald Fulmer Richard Thomas' Dolores HalTeman Anifa Carril' Joanne Hunfer MargareT Erdle' EdiTh Somers Bersy Rohs' Jerome Klein Edwin Van Keuren Noami Knauss Alberf Jennings , Joan STaTTord

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