Eastmoor High School - Shield Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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0 Dinner Harriet Stanley QBetty Beckerj, the mentally ill sister of Mr Stanley, shows Whiteside Clarry Nicholsj pictures of her youth. Whiteside could always win friendships by his flattering words. The cook QVirginia Schottj and the butler CBarry Hiltonj were among the misled who found him their ideal of a gentleman,

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Ella fBev Finkej was always helping people. One of her most difficult transformations was changing Blake Barton into the Madison Avenue type. Blake QSteve Fosterj looks on as Ella shows him she's as hep,' as he. Other customers in his Far Out Coffee House were Sarah Welch, Janice Moltenberry, Connie Rau, Bev Reynolds, and Ira Sutton providing the beat. The dentist CPau1 Fitzpatrickj composed songs on his- airhose. It took a girl like Ella to make him a star. I34 Bells Are i l Who could wish for more than a pretty girl and a song? Here Mary Ann Kimmerle and Lencar Biddle illustrate the reason why Bellr Are Ringing was enjoyed by all.

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The Man Who Cam if fi .. a s An outstanding cast presented this difficult production which required many people. A success. Banjo fGil Fiertagb tries to eliminate Lorraine Sheldon fKaren Bennettj from the Stanley household by shipping her off in a mummy case. The Man Who Came to Dinner was another successful production by the Dra- matics Department at Eastmoor. In this fine presentation of this famed Broadway hit, Larry Nichols became the loud, bois- terous Sheridan Whiteside. Because of an accident on the doorstep of the Stanley home, he and his secretary QSue Brownj make this home in Ohio their residence for a while. During his stay, Whiteside alters the Stanley household and all those that as- sociate with him because of his own sel- fishness. Both Mr. Nichols and Miss Brown fin- ished their acting days at Eastmoor with this production, but they left a fine mem- ory to all who saw this production. ll contributed to its overwhelming