New Carlisle High School - Olive Branch Yearbook (New Carlisle, IN)

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FOOTLIGHTS Q. ssSffff?f!,.-iiif P 11 r .r H, AJ' is For the last dramatic offering, the Senior Class of 1953 presented a smash comedy hit, "Brother Goose," by William Davidson on the evening of October 16 and 17, 1952. Jeff Adams is an architect by day and general cleaner-upper for his orphaned brothers and sisters in the evening. Into their hectic midst comes Peggy Winkel, a delightfully vague girl, who is supposed to sell hosiery, but really brings order, comedy, and ro- mance! Mrs. Wilhelmina Troeger directed the pro- duction and Dorthy Barker and Verna Adnson acted as prompters. THE CAST Jeff Bob Clapp Carol Carol Sue Gyorgyi Wes Jack Shaw Hyacinth Marjorie Cooreman Helen Bonnie Robbins Peggy Peggy Roush Eve Sharrel Lindsey Sarah Rae Ellen Bickel Lenore Mary Haag Mrs. Trimmer Marijane Morgan Truck Driver James Nitsos , sammy mms mwa, sap, Aww 49

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BEFORE THE One of the fastest - moving and cleverest plays to be presented here in a long time was "We Shook the Family Tree," given March 10 and ll, l952. The play centered around Hildegarde Dolson who had been unsuccessful in obtaining an invitation to the Junior Prom. However, with the aid of her mother and the compulsion of her father, Freddie Shermer became her date. The two-teenagers by various wiles and the "help" oftheir friends finally got to the Prom. The couple were the envy not the joke at the Prom. The play was directed by Mr. Francis Ernst. THE CAST Hildegarde Mr. Dolson Mrs. Dolson Sally Bob Jimmy Paige Mason Ellie-May Jill Freddie Shermer Mr. Shermer Mrs. Shermer Prompters Peggy Roush Ed Luczkowski Rae Ellen Bickel Nancy Mills Martin Bernstein Jim Rybicki Marjorie Cooreman Marijane Morgan Mary Haag Jack Shaw Dick Jones Carole Sue Gyorgyi Verna Adnson Dorthy Barker Spwaaud 44 7wnd!e Saudmd Swag, .dead

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The dramatic highlight of the vocal music department was a variety program, "TIN TYPES," sponsored by the choruses and produced early in the fall for the purpose of raising money. The theme centered around a young girl who entertained her beau by looking through her mother's picture album. Here the boy and girl see many realistic, old fashioned pictures come to life. Unique costumes for each song helped to make the pictures lively and enjoyable. Miss Barbara Jo Hill, vocal music director, had charge of the production. .fm .. 4313 s,m4m.uq aw,-0-44444 quam, .9 mmm :wee 50