Anthony Wayne High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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Winler Wonderland Decorations of snowflakes and candles lent a feeling of enchant- ment to the Miclwinter Dance. Attendance was good, as the cou- ples enjoyed an evening of fine music, provided by the Dean Hill Trio. Along with the usual dancing fplus some feeble attempts at the tango and the polkaj, the evening's excitement was provided for by the slightly spiked punch 36 Mldwinter Dance

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V Lii-He Marg Sunshine hiis AW siage Mr. Williamson and Thespian Troupe 1717 have done it again. A musical, LITTLE MARY SUN- SHINE, was presented in the spring and was very well received. This charming operetta was in itself a satirical spoof of the old time operettas. The setting is the Colorado Rockies at Mary Sun- shinels Inn. There is a group of girls from a finish- ing school and the same number of young forest rangers, Mary and jim, and Billy Jester and Nancy Twinkle. jim and the rangers are after a villainous Indian and they are in much danger, to the dismay of the females. But while they are out risking their necks, the dirty old Gen. Oscar Fairfax is at the Inn trying to ease the pain in the young ladies' minds. As in all good stories, everyone is reunited at the end and live happily ever after. 38 Spring Play