DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Rheba and Donald add much to the gaiety and fun of the play with their simple and undis- turbed way of life. Portraying Grandfather in the play © You Can't Take It With You” is Mike Anthony who solved many of the per- plexing problems of the Sycamore family. “You can t Paul, an understanding husband, tries to console Penny after a night in jail. A Russian Duchess, working as a wait- ress, displays her native pride.

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Vickie Lockwood—Senior Atten- dant Sandy Pfefferkorn—Senior Attendant Tedra Simanton—Freshman Attendant Carman Hagerty—First Runnerup at psychedelic “Hearts Aglo” Senior Class President Marc Exhibiting enthusiasm, this couple finds that the two bands : : Fisher performed the duties provided for the entertainment suited their style. of master of ceremonies.

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take it with you” The all school play, “You Can’t Take It With You”, was produced with special arrangement with Dramatics Play Service by DeKalb’s Dramatics Club. Student Director—Pam Andres Holder of the Book—Donna Imus Stage Manager—Linda Palumbo Assistant Stage Manager—Brenda McSorley Faculty Advisors—Mrs. Moore and Mr. Record CAST Grandpa—Mike Anthony | Penny Sycamore—Debra Daniel 3.444% Paul Sycamore—Roger Shumaker Alice Sycamore—Kitty Stone Kolenkhov, claiming to be one of the best ballet teachers, | Tony Kirby—Dave Shipe instructs Essie, his promising pupil. Essie Carmichael—Laurie King Ed Carmichael—Ed Walsh Boris Kolenkhov— David Jewel Duchess Olga—Vickie Lockwood Mr. Kirby—Tim May Mrs. Kirby—Jenny Parish Mr. DePinna—Gary Shumaker Rheba—Mary Stone Donald—Bill Jordan Henderson—Dave Freeburn Gay Wellington—Pam Andres G-Men—Dean Tucker and Don Orwig Backstage crews included: Costumes—Chris Roun- tree, Props—Cindy Kretz, Staging—Mike Anthony, Make-up—Susan Reed, Lighting—John Hood. Business crews include: Tickets—Cindy Kretz, Programs—Linda Palumbo, Publicity—Sandi DeWitt, Usherettes—Linda Couey and Diane Brace. To an aging actress, such as Gay Wellington proved to be, a whisky bottle provided her lost youth. Mr. DePinna strikes up a stunning pose for Penny whose artistic abilities are questionable. The distinguished parents of Tony added to the general con- Pe Ed, a devoted musician, spent many hours on his xylophone. 25