Grayslake Community High School - Emerald Yearbook (Grayslake, IL)

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, v MURDER IN REHEARSALH BY the junior Class lack Ellery , . Claudia Warren Mrs. Fiske Warren. Harold Knight Morton Hill . Trilby . . Sheila Burnett . Chubby Forbes Sherill' Cullen Marge Penny . Bunlcy Simms . Daffy Carmichael Stack Hilton . CAST . . Al Peterson Sherley Giernoth . Barbara Brawley . Owen Howell . Dave Creaden . Clara Hertel . jacie Wallace . . Elmer Stone Donald Getchell . . Viola Behm . Dolores Stang Ken Eurstenburg . Jimmie Harkness 1'--s All the World is Cl Stage, During this year three plays were given on our brand new stage, under the capable direction of Miss Mary janejacob. AN OLD-FASHIONED GIRL ALL SCHOOL CAST Rebeccajefferies . . . Miss Mills . Lizzie Small jane Bryant. Polly Milton Mr. Sydney. Fanny Shaw Trixi Fenway Tom Shaw . Mr. Shaw . Maud Shaw Kate King . Will Milton Carole Weidner . Aileen Devine . june Morehead Maureen Clooney Barbara Brawley Connie Richards Donald Getchell . Shirley jones Mary Ann Smythe Harold Grutzmacher . Donald Boerup Charlotte Kuebker Marilyn Elfering . Marshall Fisher EVEN STEPHEN Senior Play CAST Helen Smith ..,,.. Phyllis Kilman Andrews ..,,., Eugene Alsperger Aileen Devine Henrietta Van Damm . . . William Van Damm . . Robert Wallace . . Duane Andrews . . Shirley Caldwell Ralph Wilcox Stephen Van Damm . Mitzi Potter . . . Mike McCarthy . .

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Review Jan. 22f23-The sign now is Everyone sud- denly has a few aches and pains-Cin the head that isj Semester Exams! . . . burnt some mid- night oil . . . teachers, pleeease be nice! Feb. 6wSeniors are choosing announcements. Hmm -now we'll learn those long-hidden middle names. Feb. 20-It's an airplane . . . it's a rocket . . . Oh, no, it's a Burd! All our fine feathered friends fand teachers tooj attended the last home after-game dance sponsored by the EMERALD the BURD- BEAT . A Tweet! Feb. 28-Another fatal blow for the Males! . . . a Tournabout dance sponsored by the Sophs. Schmoo was there! Mar. 19-Aww! . . . isn't he cute! Everyone wants to hold him. Yep . . . it's the little fuzzy dog the homerooms earn if they sell the most magazines. Everyone sure did a fine job . . . a little more needed green stuff for the EMERALD. Mar. 29-Back from Easter vacation . . . ha . . . everyone has egg salad sandwiches . . . bromo- seltzer, please. Mar. 29-Commerce Club on a trip to the Windy City. fthey looked sorta windy when they leaped off the bus! Apr. 12-Seniors, forget this day, NEVER . . . College day . . . they sure can get up early when they want to 4:00 am. flat-rire 12 hours on a bus . . . imagine!! Cfun thoughj Apr. 25- G Club dance . . . everyone in their sweater best!! . . . shag . . . polka . . . jitter . . . and a waltz. AFTERWARDS: ah, yes the sub- marine races. ftoo bad Coach couldn't keep score for usj chuckle. May 1-PROMM After weeks of mysterious plan- ning . . . the juniors unveiled their beautiful work to those lucky couples who attended the 'Stardust SendofT . . . wonderful entertain- ment and food . , . We will never forget this magnificent evening. May 10-Last pages of the yearbook . . . boy are we wheezen'd . . . May 14- Lilac Lane . . . the EMERALD Dance . . . last dance of the year . . . romantic and en- chanting . . . sighhhhh May 21-Spring Concert . . . classics to boogie- Woogie . . . really sends you ? ?? ? Cwherej May 20-31-Will you ever forget the serious theme of Baccalaureateg the excitement of Honors Night ??? It sure was fun now for the final step------i- june 1-4-Spring, spring beautiful spring . . . cramming for exams, watching our new Grass grow, playing with our new GE water fountain and finally the climax of it all, GRADUATION . . . we made it . . . pinch me!! It's time to say Bye Now . . . and be good!! HAVE FUN TOO fAWE SURE DID! ! ! A21

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