Roosevelt High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Inkster, MI)

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68 semon pta CONX Qtamlte owe Yoii'L0 amZt wwe' ,yay 1 K Che s tgai . ma tml Goiie, Fred.: loves' Ma Lek Yo Rx? Cn Nm so e Getax 9 .dog 1 BOSS' tv! xii IW ge :TCW lluams i On April 30th and May lst the senior class presented their annual senior play entitled It's A Great Life in the school aud- itorium. The play was directed by Miss Mary jane Jarratt, and was a three-act farce comedy which centered around a typical American family whose life was complicated and humorous. Larry Boes played the father Mr. Wilson, Bill Gourlay was his son Tommy, Fred Michel his friend Ted. The daughter and her friend were Johanna McWilliams and Connie Blainey respectively. The family Aunt was Ruth Ann Jobe, David Fox played the intellectual young man, jerry jones the local wrestler, and Maggie White was the local actress. It was an evening of fun unfolded when Mrs. Wilson, acted by Lorraine Ramirez, and the Aunt connived to have Mary go to a dance with Wilbert Wiggins, while the boys arrange her a date with 'Muscles' O'Rourke. Miss Alstead Billings CBetty Vittonej enters the scene interviewing Mary, and adding calamity to the picture. Meantime Dad and Theresa are caught rehearsing for a local play. The boys pull off a stunt of impersonating a woman to add humor and the unbeliev- able outcome gave everyone a tale to tell for days. The price of the play was 754: for everyone and the s ' nett d ' eniors e a profit that was put toward their senior trip. ,neg ' K8 Bla 'Ls lohanna MEL HURT AND The Sporfsmen Phone LOGAN 2-3691 String Music. 6197 Marvin Ave Modern Jr Spuare Dancin g Dearborn, Mich

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