Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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ri ,Q ,,, ,, 1 it I A 'w Q Q- Mr. and Mrs. Haggett lSharon Lamb and Bill Armourl find their normal problems multiplied lrightl when the paintings of an ex- roomer suddenly come into the limelight. Below, Liz Watchko and Ed Newlin were amorous- but it was all part of the play. is 5 Senior Thespia What happened to those paintings of old Chris Bean? This was the question the audience who viewed The Late Christopher Bean were asking themselves as the senior class presented one of the most enioyable plays ever staged at Bentley. The paintings that the deceased Mr. Bean had given to Doctor Haggett before he died turned out to be valuable and the Doctor soon became engaged in a battle of wits between an art enthusiast and a pair of swindlers. His eftorts to retain the pictures prove in vain, however, as the Haggetts' maid is revealed as Chris's widow and the real owner of the paintings. Play bits: Student Director Karen Frigon and Sharon Lamb relax and discuss Bean scenes: Abby lMary Ellen Wilkinsonl the very important farnily maidp the Haggetts' problems with their daughters romance. Mr. Haggett's determination to sell the pictures .,.-5

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ent Pioneer editor to Germany Kiki lrightl explained to sister Wendy Jackman the ins and outs of sandals she brought as gifts to her family the Robert Jackmans. 1- lesley and Kiki talked to the basketball inter- Each year for the past seven years, the American Field Service Foreign Exchange Program has offered a wonderful opportunity to students all over the world. During the present school year this foreign exchange program was extended to Karachi, Pakistan to bring Kiki Jawad to Livonia to live with the Robert Jackman family and to attend school at Bentley. lt also took Lesley Anders from Bentley for a summer with a family in Marktoberdorf, Germany. 5 ri W 1 A s.. .I - A ,WV . x J .. ' ' , i tti, hx 1 A lg . if ML! s --.,.,,, mission audience at the Plymouth game. Re- freshment proceeds on this occasion went to A Lesley Anders and her German sister Barbel relax in a sidewalk cafe after a shopping trip in Limone, Italy.

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Jlved Christopher Bean mystery Hypocritical Mr, Hag- gett lBill Armourl talks nobly to his family about his great love of art lwhich he really hatesl, all the while he is scheming to sell the controversial paintings for a tidy fortune. Backstage scenes are interesting too! left: Mrs. Lederman helps to check the make-up which Judy Campbell and Connie Paul labovel apply to Dick Arieski. Right: Sandy Viau prompts while Janet Johnson waits. R , x' . vi .V ,Q f l l 'l E 1 +L,- -tl Q 'tags 'vigil J ,. -'wi 1 'M'