Eastmoor High School - Shield Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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.rw 'F But, why shouldn't I kiss you? Miss Wilhelmina We were fostered by a werewolf-every Savage son of us! screams Lily Belle fMarcia Rhodesl CDiana Friedmanl asks Jeffery CTom Smithl. as Mrs. Savage fSally Kalll bites her. THE CURIOUS AVAGE A TltreefAct Play Directed By By JOHN PATRICK JAMES KEISER Mrs. Savage, a rich widow decides to do all the foolish things she has ever wanted to do and to establish a fund to help other people do the same. Her stepchil- dren have her committed to The Cloisters, an exclusive mental institution, because she is fast depleting the Savage fortune in what seems to be an insane manner. The pleasing atmosphere of the institution and the kindly disposition of the other patients makes Mrs. Savage feel that the people in The Cloisters are really sane and that the busy money- and power-grabbing people of the outside world are the insane ones. Finally she is declared sane and consents to leave the institution cnly because she feels she can do good in the outside world. S.. 40 Florence lSusan Brownl, Hannibal CBen Rosej, Fairy Mae Uudy Wulliamsl and Jeffery fTom Smithl anxiously await the arrival of Mrs. Savage Mrs. Paddy lCY'llllla Huslecll who llasnll answered 3 ClU95ll0f1 in 20 Yeafsf In a magical moment Florence CSusan Brownl is seen with her son John is admlflng her CBYWGS- CJerry Rosel who has been dead for several years.

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V- 1 jgfs g ' Two thrifty students, Tom Merrit and Donna Weed, buy carnival tickets in advance at a reduced Albert Greaver, parent of an Eastmoor student, is per- rate from Mrs, William Kirkman and Mrs. Richard M. Riley. E t This interesting group of thespians CMiss Singer, Miss Jackson, Mr. Barr, Mr. Conover, Mr. Dixon, and Miss Lincolrii are taking a curtain call after the charming melodrama they presented in the variety shovv. The gym is filled as young, as well as old, show off their muscles. forming in the variety show. WINTER CAR IVAL One of the highlights of the school year was the Winter Carnival. This fun-filled event, held February Qi, was the Parent-Teachers Associa- tion's big money-making proiect of the fear. Students, parents, teachers, and friends came to the carnival. There children and adults both found activities that amused and interested them, The game rooms were packed as young and old tried their luck and skill. Housewives and future homemakers shopped for bargains in the country store and in the white elephant shop, and the men in the family tested their athletic prowess at the games in the gymnasium. All stopped for snacks at the canteen or for a meal in the cafeteria. A must for every carnival- goer was the variety show in which parents and teachers were the feature attractions. These and many more activities made the day both profit- able and enioyable. George Riddle delighted the audience at the variety show with his accordion music.

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