Eastwood High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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- - Susan Schellhase - - Linda Graffice - - - - Susan Myers Daniel Dierksheide ----- MarkHaar - - - - Daniel Bolt Michael Alexander - - Dennis Walston - - I Cindi Bowen - - James Cline - - Allen Alexander - Malinda Durbin - - Roberta Johann - - - - James Myers Linda Nollenberger - - Edmund Recker Roy Martinez Richard Teachout - Valerie Hankinson Miss Carole Huston - Malinda Durbin FIRST ROW: B. Seifert, P. Murdock, B. Pringle, N. Miller, M. Musson. SECOND ROW: K. Michelsen, N. Dean, F. Brinker, K. Layman, N. Vavrik, M. Hiser. THIRD ROW: T. Conant, A. Bowers, E. Recker, D. Gross, R. Rife, G. Lohrbach, D. Layman, S. Houghton. nhance Interest In Drama Y u Can't Take It With You Essie shows hospitality to the Countess. Miss Huston gives stage directions.

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FIRST ROWi R. Johann, V. Hankinson, S. Myers, L. Nollenberger. SECOND ROW: C. Bowen, J. Cline, R. Teachout, L. Graffice,D. Bolt, S. Schellhase. THIRD ROW: M. Haar, Penny Sycamore - Essie ------- Rheba ----- Paul Sycamore - - Mr. DePinna - - Ed ------ Donald - - - Grandpa - - Alice - - Henderson - Tony Kirby - - Kulenkhov - - - Gay Wellington - - Mr. Kirby - - - Mrs. Kirby - - - Three G men - l l l Olga - - Director - - - - Assistant Director - E Recker, J. Myers, D. Dierksheide, R. Martinez, M. Alexamder, A. Alexander, D. Wals- IOII. Mrs. Sycamore catches Mr. De Pinna in his best form. On November 21 and 22 Eastwood High School pre- sented an all-school play entitled You Can't Take It With You. Approximately 800 people attended the per- formances which were held in the high school auditorium. I0 Student Production Group Present You Can't Take It With You was a hilarious sit- uation between the Sycamore and the Kirby family in the late 1930's. The two families, who are completely different in every way, find themselves in more trouble in one evening than could be imagined. Alice, the only rational member of the Sycamore family, falls in love with Tony, the son of the socially elite Kirby's. When Tony proposes, Alice becomes leery about accepting because she's afraid of what might hap- pen when the two families meet. When the families do meet quite unexpectedly, trouble erupts and both fami- lies find themselves in jail. Acting in the leads were Cindi Bowen, portraying Alice, and Allen Alexander, playing the part of Tony Kirby. Supporting roles were filled by Dennis Walston and Susan Schellhase. Fifty-eight students took partinthe production serv- ing as ushers, cast or on the production staff. The play was under the direction of Miss Carole Huston.

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