Arthur Hill High School - Legenda Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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, I7 J-FJ I 1 ,J J so--ISU BRAVO'S HERALD GABLES AND GRABLES yi sl The DRAMATIC SEASON includes annually two all-school plays, a play tournament, pageants, and the Band Bounce. The Arts-Dramatics Club is the nucleus for the planning and production of the season's offerings. Mr. Stanley D. Schubert has directed this program since 1923. Weep No More My Lady, the story of Stephen Foster's life, was presented as the first semester play. Taking repeated curtain applause are, left to right: JAMES WOODROW, JANET ZEILINGER, JANET SCHMIDT, HELENE BICKEL, CHARLES ANDRE, MARGE LeCRONlER, LORRAINE SCHWARTZKOPF, RUTH SCHULTZ, RICHARD SCHLUCKBIER, JOANNE WEITZ, SHIRLEY LITTLE, MICHAEL SVERID, NANCY REID, ROBERT KINGSBURY, CLIFFORD KLEIN, BONNIE NIEDERSTADT, MARILYN DOWNER, WIL' LIAM LUGER, JOAN RANDALL, DALE BALL, DAVE MCDER- MID, ALFRED GLASBY, WILLIAM MASS, seated, NAN CRONIN. DON CAMERON, as E. P. Cristy, rehearses his minstrel men, STUART GORDON, VALENTINE COUER, BILL CASE, No FoIIowers, one of three plays, was presented in the Annual Arts-Dramatic play tournament as directed by Don Cameron and Sue Shorney. The cast included DAVID McDERMID, RUTH ALLEN, and NAN-JOY CRONIN. and BILL BIRDSALL. DAN HABEL, Ole Black Joe, and MARILYN KRAUSS, Olivia in Weep No More My Lady, proved to be faithful servants. ARTS-DRAMATICS CLUB officers, DON CAMERON, presi- dent, MARILYN SCHUTT, vice-president, SALLY PERKINS, secretary, and JOANN SPADAFORE, treasurer, select cos- tumes from the school wardrobe. ,tw , 'JS' A f - x ' 1

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Draws Heavy Patronage of Waltz, Fox Trot, and Bop Enthusiasts xl CLUB HILLITE provides entertainment for all with week end dances. The Big 14 of Club Hillite are the season chairmen for each standing committee. They are chosen from the girl and boy advisory representatives. Members are, top row: CARLA ALMQUIST, JUDY RANKIN, PAT The DANCE BAND plays for all school dances and activi- ties. Members are, top row: BILL CASE, director, BEVERLY DeSHONE, vocalist, JIM GILLMAN, GEORGE BAIN, ALLEN CONWAY, JANE DURMAN, CAROLYN MOELLER, with MR. HARVE C. LIGHT, club adviser. Sitting on the floor, are BOB WIGHT, RON PRENTICE, JOHN CUTHBERTSON, DICK STRINGER, SUE WARNER, BARBARA ARMSTRONG, DON CAMERON, DICK SHULAW, and BOB WALLACE. SPOUSTA, JOHN LEAMAN, BUDDY COLLINS, FRED REIN- IG, front row: DICK HAUSLER, BOB KINGSBURY, BOB RADINA, JOHN BARSCH, JERRY TIMMONS, ALLEN CRONK.

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With Applause, Encores, and Laughs Jane Eyre , a well-known English classic by Emily I Bronte, was presented March 28, as the second semester play. The story centers around an English governess, Jane Eyre. DON CAMERON, Mr. Rochester, talks with RUTH SCI-IULTZ, Jane Eyre, and BONNIE NIEDERSTADT, his niece, Adele Vehrens. - DAN HABEL, CHARLES GROBE, JOAN VIGEANT, EL- FRIEDA BEYER, SHIRLEY THOMPSON, and HEDWIG GEIGER helped make Jane Eyre a praiseworthy performance. Taking a curtain call after a successful performance of EARLEEN SCHELL, NANCY BOELL, CAROLYN MOELLER, .I0n6 Eyre are MICKEY MARR, JOANN SPADAFORE, MARIAN CESAR, Gnd DICK SCHLUCKBIER, DON CAMERON, RUTH SCHULTZ, BONNIE NIEDERSTADT, 27