Ann Arbor High School - Omega Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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5 , S1f1.r f 51: 'fs Sue Bigby, Marty Sinn, Carol Steinke, Carol Anderson, Carol Porter, Sharon Wild, Mary Palmer homecoming was full of floats Ano fun Sharon Wild is soundly bussed!

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thi 40--v-1100 .up 1' 'T 3 f but .av -- ' M Q s A! ff is 9 iinaff' .sits i Homecoming festivities, under the direction of Nancy Markham and Dick Burd, began with a parade. Student participation was the largest and most spirited it has ever been. The half time activities were climaxed by the crowning of this year's homecoming queen, Sharon Wild. Her attendants were: Sue Bigby and Carol Steinke, seniors, Mary Palmer and Carol Por- ter, iuniors, and Carol Anderson and Marty Sinn, sophomores. The following night the annual homecoming dance was held. The dance, which had a Disneyland theme, was under the co-chairman- ship of Martha Lofberg and Kathy Anderson. During the intermission Sharon Wild and her court were presented. The queen received a foot- ball autographed by the T958 varsity squad and gifts donated by Ann Arbor merchants. J ,z, AW lf-I X fT y

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Will magic work? From the opening scene of Noel Coward's play, Blithe Spirit , it quickly became evident that the evening was to be a great success. This proved to be true as the plot of the improbable farce thick- ened, keeping the audience in alternate stages of laughter and suspense. The action of the ploy takes place in the house of the Condo- mines, Charles fLarry Perryl and Ruth CMargaret Sinclairl. Charles' dead wife, Elvira fLynne Dolfinj, is brought back to life by a spir- itualist, Madame Arcati fMarian Batesl. Ruth and her dinner guests, the Bradmans CAleksis Lahti, Betsy Prestonl, are confused by Charles' conversation with Elvira. Elvira, attempting to kill Charles, kills Ruth instead. With the help of a psychic maid fKathy Staeblerl, Mme. Arcati succeeds in making the spirits of Ruth and Elvira in- visible, leaving Charles free. Congratulations to the cast and its director, Mr. Donald Schultz - the program was a tremendous success! Bl.l1Sl16 SDIRIIT BROUGHT ITIAH Lxuqhs . f 4:1- .-, 2,59 :Mm 25,14 V ff? ' fs 234 ,W fy ,ck 995,- She tainted!