Forest High School - Leaves Yearbook (Forest, OH)

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SENIUB CLASS PLAY First How: Mrs. l-loltzmuller, Alice Rizor, Donna Smith, Marilyn Anderson, Carolee Curran, Miriam Mentzer, Marsha Packer, Marcia Staley, Lois McMaster. Second Row: Virginia lollift, Evelyn Tracy. Ioann Weber, Barbara Burk, Geneva Gobrecht, Mona Fortney, Carole Lehman, Mr. Pine. Third Row: Paul Staley, Bob Iohnson, Clayton Bash, Louis McMaster, Bill Holtzmuller, Arlene I-lemmerly, Lawrence McKee, Esther Sellars. Spring not only brought the birds back from the South, but it also brought many people to see the three-act comedy, Love it Too Much Trouble, staged by the seniors on March 18 and 19. Differing from other plays, we had two casts of girls, which aroused public interest and took the monotony out of rehearsals. The scene was set in the Poison Pot , a college hangout, where the college students brought their troubles, spent a great deal of time, and little money. It all ended very happily for everyone. OUR CAST Toasty ...... ..... M arcia Staley and Carole Lehman Ioe Burke ................ .................. B ill Holtzmuller Pinky Hamilton .......... . . . . . . . . . . . .Lawrence McKee Ogden Oggy McClosky ......................... Paul Staley Connie Ashton ............... Carolee Curran and Esther Sellars Ebb Dunham. . . .... Ioann Weber and Miriam Mentzer Flo Dunham ...... .... E velyn Tracy and Shirley Patrick Shirley Bradford ..... ....... L ois McMaster and Barbara Burk Sugar Lou Iackson ........ Marsha Packer and Arlene Hemmerly Monica Bates ................................... Mona Fortney Mrs. I. Worthington Bates.Marilyn Anderson and Donna Robinson Dr. Pillsy ...................................... Robert Iohnson Miss Emily Ross .... ..... D onna Smith and Geneva Gobrecht Cliff Hayward .... ..................... L ouis McMaster Prompters ........ .... V irginia Iolliff and Alice Rizor Stage Manager .... .................. C layton Bash

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JUNIUH CLASS PLAY First Row: Spearman, Overly, Kalb, Humphrey, Edgington, Zimmerman, Switzer. Second Row: Mr. Gordon, Iohnson, Gordon, Cramer, Cook, Iohnson, Eatherton, Iones, Harman. The play selected by this year's Iunior Class was MEN ARE LIKE STREET- CARS and was under the direction of Mr. Paul Gordon. This play revolves around teen-agers and their amorous experiments, triumphs, and adventures. Trying to solve the problems of the world, Maudie finds her friends and family deserting her. However, one of her many lives and systems finally pays off and she once more becomes the leader of the household. All of this leads to a very delightful play. The characters involved in this three-act Comedy were: Mrs. Mason, mother ........................... Sally Edgington . . . . .Tom Eatherton . . . .Audrey Switzer Mr. Mason, dad .............,... Maudie, their younger daughter .... Sylvia, their older daughter .... Ioy, a cousin ........... Lysbeth, Maudie's friend .... Mrs. Allen, her mother .... Alix, Maudie's friend ..... Mrs. Day, her mother .... Iulie, Maudie's friend .......... Mrs. White, her mother. . Davy, Maudie's part-time Ierry, Sylvia's friend ..... Ted, Sylvia's friend ..... Chi, any girl's steady... Margaret, the maid .... steady ..... . . . .Doris Harman .....Phyllis Iones . . . . .Shirley Kalb . . . . . . .Betty Iohnson . .Ianice Zimmerman . . . . . .Delores Overly .Sharlene Spearman . . . . . . .Carolyn Krout . . . . .Bob Gordon . . . .Vincent Cramer .. .. ...Charles Cook ...........Iim Iohnson Geraldine Humphrey

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BUS PATHUL First Row: D. Slnwart, R. Buess, R. Spearman, D. Elwood, D. Tracy. Second Row: Mr. Thomas If. Horn, R. Bash, D. Harp, M. Lamb, L. Phillips. SCHUUL PATHUL First Row: R. Hood, D. Shields, G. Van Atla, l. Dunn, L. Thacker, L. Elcessor, T. Reed. Second Row: FI. SlC1l1fjlllC'l, A. Muzsqravo, B. Brown, l. Drummond, C. Ratlilf, L. Daniels. Third Row: H. Gobrechl, ii. Durenborqer, ll. llauble, D. Gillen, Mr. Baum.