Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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The Cast Audrey Humphriss Roland LaFrance Julie Geryk Lowell Duval Ivy Isherwood Phyllis Jordan The entire cast Alfred Girard Pat Sniado Norman Coopee John Anisko Daniel Morrison The Director Mr. Howell K. Thayer SENIOR CLASS PLAY On February 5 the senior class presented one of the most popular comedy plays of the theater today, I Love Lucy . Its appeal was as strong in Eastharnpton as it has been in the large cities, and the audi- torium was filled by students and townspeople. For the first time in the history of our productions our stage was divided to portray two rooms, a living room and a kitchen. This very effective setting helped to provide much of the humor, and also accounted for the quick transi- tion in plot and action. Though many were already famil- iar with the general theme of the play, each new situation and in- volvement were laugh-provoking. Arthur, we're not dancing the minuet!

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I, Joseph Haber, leave my truck to Mr. Lewis to drive to school in. I, Barbara Herrmann, leave my big brown eyes to Betsy Ramsey. I, Audrey Humphriss, leave my place as head majorette to Theresa Ceberek. I, Joyce Ingenito, leave my wardrobe to Miss Lyman. I, Ivy Isherwood, leave my shrill voice to Pauline St. Sauveur. I, Phyllis Jordan, leave my various hair styles to Carol Kinlock. I, Marjorie Kaeppel, leave my boy friends to those who need any. I, Jane Kosior, leave my conscientious ways to Mary Weidhaas. I, Dolores Kowalczyk, leave my job in Merrigan's to Joyce Dennis. I, Jeannette Lafontaine, leave my petiteness to Barbara Richardson. I, Roland LaFrance, leave my acting ability to Earl Lizotte. I, Ruth Laliberte, leave my height to Steve Girard. I, Dolores LaPlante, leave my nickname PeeWee to the Godaire twins. I, Sylvia Laprade, leave my black Mercury to Gayle Sheldon. I, Martha Lawson, will my drawl to Walter Lankarge.. I, Shirley Lehr, leave my Williston boyfriend and anonymous notes to Marian Szumowsky. I, Raymond Magdalenski, leave my height to Tiger Benham. I, Daniel Morrison, leave my good looks to Dicky Kinlock. I, Marie Nace, leave my basketball ability to Coach Reed. I, Edward Novak, leave my good-naturedness to Jimmy Stone. I, Doris St. Sauveur, leave my calmness and confidence to Margaret Duryea. I, Edith Sheehan, leave my wit and demerits to Deann LeBeau. I, Patricia Sniado, leave my vocabulary to Frances Chmura. I, Joan Sofmowski, leave my quiet ways to Cynthia Kennedy. I, Anthony Thibault, leave my way with the girls to Honey Molloy. I, Robert Wagner, leave my art ability to Nancy Mackie. I, Sigmond Wernik, leave my wardrobe to Robert Craig. I, Stella Zielenski, leave my quiet reserve to Carol Borowski. The foregoing instrument was on the date above given and in our presence, signed, sealed, published and declared by us, the Class of 1954, the testator, named therein, and as for our last will and testament, here- upon we, the undersigned, at our request, and in our presence, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto signed our names as witnesses thereto: wi A mf '

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The members of the cast enjoyed working on this presentation, so each brought true spirit to his role. The director, Principal Howell K. Thayer, and the cast themselves can be justly proud of such a splendid per- formance.