Grand Blanc High School - Echo Yearbook (Grand Blanc, MI)

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Under the direction of Mr. Hazen McDonnell, the Senior Class presented a three act comedy entitled The Uninvited Jester on December 7, 1956. The plot involxies ahgentanglement of romantic young individuals in which the Uninvited Jester chases and traps her beau by means of vromenlyfwileswand planned strategy. Other romantic episodes are blended in. and like most comedies the final curtain shows the characters are matched happily and the world is a wonderful place to live. V' 1 The cast happily poses after their final performance. nl Nora rzreets Miss Dalton with a sarcastic remark. Jinks Jackson . , Bob Lublow Peggy Lansjield . Fred Lansfield . Maude Lansfield ..., Chet Ames . .. ... Rev. Josiah Statabac Dee Dalton . . Ted Romer . . . .. Elisabeth Peckwood Nora ....., ., .. CAST . . Janet Silver . . Jerry Jasper .. Chris Trouvos .. . . Bill Burgess , . Barbara Jensen Bill Mann Raymond Matthews ....., Joyce Wills ,. . . Tom Moleski ,. Sandy Schanick . . Barbara Benson The Uninvited Jester Presented as Senior Pla Chet pleads with Dee to accept his proposal while the Reverend ,links greets Bob as Chet seemingly ignores the whole situation. and MiSS PCCliW00d l00k 011. ,,.,..-1 F f-1--

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rw? Betty gasps as she and Ruth find Judy, apparently dead, lying on the floor. Judy's Diary Selected as Junior Pla The Class of 1957 concluded its junior year with a play entitled Judy's Diary. It was a hilarious comedy where Judy's habit of writing accounts of the daily happenings, got her family and herself into all kinds of trouble. Under the direction of Mr. Hazen McDonnell, and student dhector,Jerry Jasper,the cast gave a pohshed and delightful performance. ,staff ,ia at t -25 K 5 4 CAST Judy .................... . . . Betty CJudy's younger sisterl Mayme tJudy's motherj ,,.,. Harvey CJudy's fatherb .... , Irene CJudy's married sisterj . Bert CIrene's husbandb , . ,. Ruth CHarvey's Wealthy sisterl Speaks CBetty's admirerj .... Harry CHarvey's boss? .,,. Harriet CGossipy neighborJ Mable tNeighborJ ,, , .. 'I ad J-,,,nf9 ,,.-unit ,, Janet Silver Chris Trouvos Barbara Jensen . Jerry Jasper . Peggy Hynds ,, Dan Branda . . , Judy Sheets Ray Mathews . . . . Bill Mann Sandy Shannick ,. Judy Cole L. Judy chases Betty onto the window seat in pursuit of her Harvey hands Mayme the land contract on which he was to much prized diary. make so much money, while Betty looks on sadly.

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