Franklin High School - Almanack Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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In keeping with the Shangri-La theme, fortune cookies ioined green punch at the refreshment table. Partaking of them were Marsha Agee and her date, Linda Domagala, and Tom Eber- sole, who were served by Janet Davies lbelowl. Holding a private teteva-tete between dances, behind a program, were Mike Plotkowski, Jeanette Jobin lrightj. E A .YN t W , K, I Q K W N 9' .iii Beautiful, almost-real cherry blossoms provided the right background for a Kevin Lambert chat with Janis Gibson, as Sue Veto adjusted Doug Lockey's bouttoniere. Enjoying the Prom-time music of the Suburban Knights V were Renee Sandellyand her escort, Maureen Fitzgerald and escort, and Steve Demeter and Nancy Kingsbury.

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auf Businessmen's squabbles temporarily disappeared as Mike Mehney, Dan Bivins, Chris Burgess, and Bill Donahue ioined uninhibited table dancers Bob Hellstein iMr. Biggleyl and Carol Rader iMiss Jonesl in cutting loose. Though boys will always be boys, the girls iDeb Swain, Pat Buckman, and Sue Giermanl made it plain that A Secretary is Not a Toy. They weren't giving up without a chase. .3 my x. elf? Despite the fast approaching curtain time, Debi Ottman iHecly Laruel slowly and carefully put finishing touches on her eyes. Her role as a sexy, 12-words-a-minute typist required heavy, flamboyant make-up, taking as much as an hour and a halt to complete. Executive secretaries Kathy Graham, Pat Buckman, and Sue Veto lamented their purchases of identical dresses in the Paris Original number. How to Succeed company invests assets: dividends How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying, the recently successful Broadway musical satirizing Wall Street finance, also created a high in the local all-school dramatic market. Cooperative efforts on the part of Mr. Hal Waller and Mr. Roy Ernst in this venture resulted in an exchange that profited both house and company. Tickets for the Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy took the form of IBM cards as industrious crews and committees handled technical details. J. Pierrepont Finch, portrayed by Bill Donahue, is a young man with ambition who rises from window washer to Chairman of the Board. With the aid of a book, appropriately entitled How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying, he meets and conquers such ob- stacles as J. B. Biggley, the big boss CBob Hellsteinl, Bud Frump, his obnoxious nephew CDan Vigliarolol, Hedy Larue, Mr. Biggley's very personal secretary, and then Rosemary, a very marriageable young lady fKathy Gra- hami. Once again, the drama department has succeeded.