Bowsher High School - Apogee Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Singing, dancing, and performing high- lighted '66, Pipe Dreams , the story of a shy boy and his visions of gallantry and heroism. Henry Pipe dreamed of escaping from his ordinary life by visiting the local artists as Washington Square. Next, Henry,s dreams took him to Sarah Avocotiss school for Young Wom- en. There he became a hero by capturing the villain who had been stealing valuable paintings from the school. Henryis visions were short-lived, however, When he awoke, our hero realized that he could not escape his dull life. Many talented Rebels including the dancing Rebelettes combined efforts to make a successful pro- duction. Miss Elizabeth Papps, faculty adviserg Steve Klein, student direetorg Nancy Bender, gen- eral 'chairman, and a capable steering committee added another superior production to the tradi- tion of student produced shows. l'll take care of you, pleads Mary Beth DeLameter Clin-taxing a successful show, cast applauds comedian Mike Heaton as he is led on stage by the old lamplighteru