Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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Top right: A few minutes to spare be- fore rehearsal. Upper center: Here, you anarchistsp they ought to ride you out of town on a rail. Lower center: You're th r o u q h 7 you're tired! Lower left: Yeoow - - my 1eq! Lower right: The director and photo- qrapher's task of qettinq the pictures taken. Page Eleven

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Mill Ml I Sl. UIUIS tpresented by the senior class! is a sparkling comedy depicting the lite ot the Smith tamily. The children do everything possible to prevent Mr. Smith's being transferred from St. Louis to New York. CAST Row one: Marlin Duttey, lean Hetzler, loyce Durnbaugh, Nancy Potterf, Alice Enyeart, Natalie Smith, Martha Bird. Row two: Sally Baker, Pat Bellock, Bob Arm- strong, Dwayne Ross, lames Kneller, Lawr- ence Oswalt, Fred Squires, Gilbert Talmage William McDaniel, leanne Snavely. 1 PRODUCTION STAFF Director: Mrs. Van Wilson. Stage Managers: Pete Lavengood, Gilbert Tal- mage. Crew: lohn Rish, Robert Halderman, Robert Armstrong, Gilbert Talmage, Ronald Eltz- roth, Mike Owen. Set Decoration: Ramona Smith, Nancy Fry, Margaret Houston. Properties: Carol Phillips, lames Armstrong, Marna Mullendore, Diane Vice, Linda Gray. Costumes: Marilyn Haupert, Io links, Carol Snowberger. Make-up: Mrs. E. A. Ford, Barbara Mowrer Marilyn Rumpt, David Watson. Prompters: Robert Armstrong, Carolyn Tous- cany, Frances Unger. Tickets: Pete tones. Faculty Advisors: Miss lones, Miss Mills. 1 Lower leli: It's the tireworks! The tair's started! Look at that burst! Lower right: Maybe you'll understand this! Page Ten

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bf ti, The cast of GOWN OF GLORY presented by Dramatics March 2, 1954 lst row: June McWhirt, Pat Moeller, Sharon Johnson, Marilyn Snavely, Jane Blair. 2nd row: Joan Vice, Suzy Milliner, Barbara Thomson, Judy Davis, Ann Linder. 3rd row: Jerry Snowberger, Buster Hamilton, Tom Webb, Richard Powell, Jim Kneller, Miss Mills, James Brady, Bill McDaniel, Jerry Dunsizer, Jerry Light, Jim Ballard. GOWN OF GLORY is the story ot a preachers family in a small town and ot their dreams that some day the Rev. Lyall will become pastor of a large city church. IIRAIVIATIIIS Dramaiics promotes interest for the stage by qivinq students the opportunity tor acting and workinq on set decorations, costumes, and makeup. lst row: Dora Bell, June McWhirt, Carol Snowher- ger, Alice Enyeart, Judy Davis, Mary Day. Znd row: Jane Blair, Suzy Milliner, Pat Moeller, .loan Vice, Ann L'nder, Richard Powell, Tom Webb, Barbara Thompson, Ramona Smith, Pat Bellock. 3rd row: Jim Kneller, Bill McDaniel, Jerry Light, Busler Hamilton, Miss Mills, Butch Ross, Jerry Snowherger, Jim Ballard, Jerry Dunsizer. Page Twelve