Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

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LLABALOO Using Fifty Fabulous Years as a theme. this yearls Hullabaloo presented bathing beauties in Turn-of-the-Century costumes, farmercttes who clogged to How You Gonna Keep 'lim Down on the lfarm FH, a giddy chorus line of Charlestoning girls dressed in their mother's evening dresses, and song and instrument acts. The direction and production of the show was handled by Mr. Gilbert Vlfeldy and Mrs. L. K. Evans, who also wrote the script with the assistance of John Klingerman. The lighting of the stage was supervised by Mr. Shirl Wray. Ed Hollander was chosen general chairman by the Boys! Legion. He in turn selected a fine crew of workers for the various committees. Committee heads were Pat Sheerin, stageg Jack Adams, houseg VValter Johns, publicityg Bob Smith, cur- taing Rick llaugher, programsg john Hoffman, sceneryg lliek Cottrell and Carl Hynds, lightsg Carl Grinstead, tickets: john Hipsher, properties. Every year the Boys, Legion sponsors an evening of spice and variety, where the best tal- ent of the school can be enjoyed. By doing such a professional job as emcee, Carl Grinstead won his way into the hearts of all in the audience. Time between scenes was not lacking in talent either, for Tom Barnett and Charles Nay kept the audience laughing with their joke routines as the Funsters. Other hit attractions were the Star- dusters, the jade Queens, and College Days por- trayed by the choir. lirom the overture to the finale, the Hullaba- loo of ,53 was a smash hit-the finest reward for the work and effort put forth. All the Cast gave sighs of relief and satisfaction as they stepped into the limelight for an encore earned for a job well done. Page 30