Grosse Pointe South High School - Viewpointe Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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Upper left: Lori Heglin portrays a midget- idiot in K 8: W Theatre. Upper right: Bill Savage, Chris Wormer, and John Jensen re- hearse for the 1968 Tuxis Show. Center left: Beth Seder leads the cast of The Boyfriend in a singing scene. Lower left: Aline Saver- ino, Chuck Kutscher, Mary-Anne Wightman, and Bob Hendrix star in Annie Get Your Gun for Childrenls Theatre. 2.1

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Theatre Guild visits the Bonstelle Theatre for Thr' .Miswx Theatre Guild plans trip to Stratford Many South students have participated in a Variety of theatre groups. Pointe Players, the school theatrical group, presented its first musical in 40 years this spring. The Boyfriend, a spoof of the musi- cals during the 1920s, starred Beth Seder and Jerry Wolf. Mr. Nelson, Mr. Reed, and Mr. Riccinto cooperated in directing the produc- tion. South students took important roles in many of the productions by the Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre, which included students of all ages in three productions a year. The youth group at Grosse Pointe Memor- ial Church presented its annual Tuxis Show, a satire entitled f'For Heaven's Sake. George Kappaz and Dennis Wickline created their own company, KSLW Theatre, and presented an original production modeled after Laugh In, called Now is the Time for All Good Men to Come to the Aid of Their Country . . . T' Profits were donated to the Exchange Club. The Theatre Guild, a new organization sponsored by Mrs. Fleming, made tickets available to students for plays and movies at student rates. In addition to seeing local plays, the club planned a trip to Stratford. 20 Bridget Oliver, Mrs. Fleming, and Mr. Stevens pass out tickets

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