Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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Students Perform Play ln Round an 4' , , .- ,ov . ,a 1 Jan Morrow lTerry Polingl and Brad Allen lDan Hutchinsonl talk things over. Eileen lMichelle Beckl is making plans for the eve Pillow Talk, Drama Club's fall product- ion, was presented November 16 and 17 in the school auditorium. lt marked the first time a play was done here in the round. The stage was extended to the first row of seats, and risers and chairs were set around the stage to finish the round. Comedy centers around Jan Morrow lTerry Polingl, an interior decorator, who shared a party line with a bachelor song- writer, Brad Allen lDan Hutchinsonl and occasionally with her maid Alma lPat Halll. Jan is annoyed by Brad's constant calls to his girl friends, Eileen lMichele Beckl, Marie lLisa Hippl, and Yvette lVicki Tay- lorl. Brad disguises himself later as Flex Stet- son, a Texas oilman. His true indentity is revealed by Jonathan Forbes lToby Lenzl along with detective Graham lRandy Port- erl. Being aided by Jan's assistant, Pierot lEdwin Martzl, Brad manages to make up with Jan and proposes marriage. Other members of the cast included: Mrs. Walters, Laurie Simpson, Miss Dicken- son, Alice Young, Mrs. Ames, Marcia Gable, Mrs. Frost, Glenda Burns, Supervi- sor, Ardell Sukke, Policeman, Andy Haeuptle, Tony Walters, Arthur Martz, Ann, Lori Westcott, Tilda, Debbie Morrow, Miss Conrad, Beth Blackburn, Bessie, Ch- eryl Stout, and Girl in Club, Nancy Hutchinson. ning with Brad Allen lDan Hutchinsonl. v .N , Brad Allen lDan Hutchinsonl is on the telephone with one of his girl friends se R 5 .:,,QM 1 xv Q x g I s.-ish f' 'Sw 'S

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Edison Performs Musical Edison High School Drama Club produced the Cole Porter musical ANYTHING GOES on April 26 and 27. This marked the first time a musical was done in the new high school building. The setting for the musical was aboard a ship. It was a multi-level set with rollaway rooms. The story evolved around Billy lDale Shanel and his old girl friend Hope Harcourt lCarmen Likesl. She is engaged to Sir Eveyln lRan- dy Porterl. Billy tries to 'fix up' Reno lNancy Knittell, with Sir Eveyln which added the conflict to the plot. lVlrs. Harcourt was portrayed by Glenda Burns, Bonnie, Alice Young, lVloon, Arthur lVlartz, and Whitney, Toby Lenz. Other mem- bers of the cast were Kim Gnecco, Vicki Taylor, Beth Blackburn, Pat Hall, Janice Peterson, Bobbie Bogan, Cheryl Stout, Kathy Brun- ow, Vicki Lehman, Nancy Hutch- inson, Rick Harkleroad, Mark Wikel, Rick Smith, Edwin IVlartz, Terry Cheesman, Ken Springer, Robbie Byrd, Rex Heckelman, Russ Bragg, Lisa Hipp, and Linda Burke. The play was directed by Nlr. Rex Stanforth, adviser, and stu- dent directed by Debbie Hohman. Stage crews were supervised by lVlr. Steve Schauer. Conducting the orchestra and the chorus was lVlr. Nick Georgiafandis. Nancy Knittel portrays Reno Sweeney. 16!Anything Goes Passengers socialize during their tranatlantic voyage. lVlrs. Harcourt lGlenda Burnsl gives her compliments to the captain lTerry Cheesmanl