Traverse City High School - Pines Yearbook (Traverse City, MI)

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Virtues on display in You Can't Take It With You were: 7. The joys and sorrows of love (Richard Podlaski, Diana Allen) . . 2. surefootedness ... 3. divine worship . . 4. great artistic endeavors (Sue Moenkhaus, Don Kabat) . . 5. appreciation of the finer arts (Diane Fedorchak) . . . 6. motherly love (Sue Moenkhaus, Diana Allen) ... 7. extreme masculinity (Don Kabat) 8. and the gracefulness of social drinking (Kathy Pero). 127

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 You Can't Take It With You ... was presented by the Thespians on March 6th and 8th. The Sycamore family is the center of attention with their many eccentricities. Penny, the mother (Sue Moenkhaus) types constantly while ruining her daughter's (Diana Allen) and Tony's (Rick Podlaski) romance. The hilarious play continues with the whole family trying to help the situation out while ruining it more. 126

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They Believe in Music, So They Sang. The 100 voice Senior High Concert Choir kept busy this year singing at the Fall Concert in conjunction with the orchestra and band, and the Steve Chamberlain Memorial Concert in March. The choir received a first division rating at the District Choral Festival, March 15th, and participated in a joint exchange concert with Livonia Franklin High School on May 28th and 30th. This year's choir was instrumental in establishing a memorial fund in memory of Stephen Chamberlin. The fund was used for Interlochen Music Camp Scholarships and for a special Piano Music Lab that was established at the high school. Mr. David Parrish 128