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Van Ellen, Mull, Marks, Lawrence, Larzelere, Marsh, Speers, Caruso. Fellus, Wehnes THE SENIOR GLASS PRESENTS “YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU” The seniors gave two successful performances on November 2 and 3 of “You Can’t Take It With You” to crowded houses. Miss George, dramatics teacher, coached the production. Those participating were particularly well cast and portrayed the peculiar personalities of the Vanderhof family in rollicking form. Special mention should be made of the acting of Shirley Spiegelman, June Moll, Bill Larzelere, John Moreland, Phil Balsley and Vito Lilia—all eccentric members of the Vanderhof menage. To those who saw the play, it was an all-star production. Knox, Biel, Brignall. THE JUNIORS PLAY “WHAT A LIFE” klILK 10 LLAKN iu tutim iu xii Each Tuesday evening at eight o’clock the Aldrich Family may be heard over the radio with that truly lovable American lad, Henry Aldrich, who is forever getting into trouble. So it was inevitable that the public would enjoy the junior play, “What a Life,” given February 8 and 9, centering around Henry Aldrich (Bill Brignall). The entire play is enacted in the high-school principal’s office, which was very familiar to Henry, as he spent most of his time there. True to his radio character, he was always in trouble, being even accused of stealing the school band instruments. In the end, Henry’s difficulties are smoothed out and he comes into his own with Barbara Knox, the girl of the moment. 29
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Miss George, Director PRIZE SPEAKERS Back Row; Van Ellen, Comernisky, liealini, Lilia. First Row: ---------- lnucrsulLSua,,so,, Mdler H el. SENIOR PLAY SCENE Lackern, Spieyelman, Moreland, Larzelere, Lilia. Back Row: Lilia, Marks, Balsley, Reach. Third Row: Sanderson, Vergamini, Spieyelman, Kemak, Knox, Spencer, Gustafson. Second Row: Guthrie, Budd, Maslen, Van Ellen, Ayers, Brady, GiannotU. First How: Feyley, Luc kern. Biller. Ashley, Biel, Miller. WIG and ROUGE As the first activity for the year, the Wig and Rouge girls entertained the boys at a leap year party, January 16. Perhaps our greatest undertakings this year were the sponsorship of the Prize Speaking Contest, February 26, and the play festival held May 10 between the freshmen and the sophomores. James Van Etten is our club president; Miss George, our faculty adviser.
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