Adlai Stevenson High School - Aurora Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Curtain Rises To Reveal Result of Hard Work Lights were set, make-up was on, and the curtain went up to reveal the story of critic, Sheridan Whiteside, who fell and broke his hip while dining at the Stanleyls. Forced to stay, Whiteside instantly took over the Stanley household and problems of all kinds occurred. Problems were also faced by the actors on stage. Telephones that forgot to ring and wreaths that fell off doors were just a few of them. During dress rehearsal Tom Pederson was at the Cross Country banquet and caused Ann Varley and Bill Hildebrandt to ad-lib for five minutes before he made his entrance. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Thiede, i'The Man Who Came to Dinner was a rewarding experience. Atlenzpting to Sc'd1lc'U fllr' wld nurse Nliss Prcwz fslllllifll Darizlsonl, Banjo fGI'UtQAQ Kvlvlorlzcl fll1'I77fI'Cd her reins, , Y , ,f,, 9 X All School Play 69 Y ,

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Disregarcling all her souvenirs, Bloody Mary lPaula Robertsj decided to have jun with a handsome sailor ffohn Mallonl. Lt. Joe Cablg, fDeane Sagerl was enclianted by the youthful beauty of Bloody Mary's daughter Liat lAnn Varleyl. '11 M Q. World War II Romance Blooms in ' outh Pacific In 1943, World War II was not the only war going on in the South Pacific islands. Nurse Nellie Forbush did her share to keep the action moving as she fell in love with a man of different background, Emile de Becque. Lt. Joe Cable soon found himself in a similar situation with one of the Tonkinese natives, Liat. Together Nellie and Cable encountered all of the hate and difficulties of prejudice. Cable died before he found a solution, but Nellie followed her heart, and the curtain closed on a happy note. Rehearsals usually proved entertaining also. Events like falling sarongs and falling palms will never be for- gotten. The stage crews were the biggest ever, because of the 22 scene changes, but everyone seemed to survive. Through the team efforts of directors, Mr. David Groen, Mr. Lewis Kaplan, and Mr. Lowell Everson, the musical was a complete sellout all four nights. .W KKK' Y After six months on the island the sailors definitely made it clear that There is Nothin' Like a Daniel! All School Musical 71 ,,,