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1 664m How will she answer? wonder Jerry Coon, Mona Theatrical emotions run rampant during an argument in the Clem, Pat May. and a pair of stage hands as leads senior play between Georgia Truesdel, Ronnie Clark.Carol1nn Dale Copeland and Norma Southers develop the plot Hoppes .ind Roger Adcock. of the senior play. The lualconv offers this birds-eye View of 'llhe Prince ol' Pilsenn Opereila chorus. .3 Q 1- , A W I :fl Ai X ir'f
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Shirley Seybert, Joanne Sloane, l.ynne Clements and Melanie Dalton recreate the minstrel show period. cczfcm aim The school is an outlet for the talents of its students and also provides a social life for them. Today, in 1958, students enjoyed the Band Variety Show, Choral Club Operetta, A'The Prince of Pilsenf' and the Senior Class Play, Dear Ruth. The entertaining elements in 1908 were much the same. Students then were enter- tained by a choral sing, and a class play and for a dime could go to the Crystal Theatre- Home of Amusement, a vaudeville threatre, or for slightly more to a production at the Grand Hotel Opera House. AHS operettas, plays, and variety shows have become such an important part of school life that they are certain to stand the test of another 50 years. Beauty was very prominent in the Variety Show as evidenced in the production numbers, ttop picturej Straight from Fantasy l.and are Saundra Heard, Nora Sylvester and Karel Ann Smith. thottom picturej
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amxkst. H ,af ,aff ,AL th. KV- Nil AHS students make use of the modern and handy, newly-constructed Charles E, Wilson Memorial Library at Anderson College, J , A burning Cadillac as school lets out creates .1 diversion for homeward-bound students. 20 ,lvwjq mi' ,-A ,r-,..,,i,u..f , 1i.,- Q ,,,,, ,f -my l 5 , f .1 A ,--, r, 'N M., V , ,z ,- P afw:'.,-,fj .4 V .. .Q ., 'nav f Q , .- ,. en: 5 1, .l.. . ftMffvflifedffifff. Customs and events of 1958 affected young embryo adults of AHS as never before. First students caught or imagined they caught Asian Flu. Russia's Sputnik topped even this, and students breathed freely only after Explorer was launched. On the local front hundreds of families had visions of winning a dream home, and Wound up the year struggling to maintain their incomes in an economic recession. Fifty years ago students concerned them- selves with leap year and Women's suf- fragefl But today students must Widen their horizons to keep up with the fastest changing world in history.
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