Hartford High School - Green and White Yearbook (Hartford, MI)

Page 50 text:

N x N xx . unior Play Seated tleft to rightlz Betty Jones, Gerry Krepp, Dorla Shafer, Mary Hays, Judy Burnette, Carol Kiefer, Gloria Helmer, Cynthia Fulton, Joanne Smith. Standing Cleft lo rightl: Pat Munro, Bryce Engle, Me and My Shadow, a three-act farce com- edy was presented in the high school gymnas- ium on November 16, 1956 by the Junior Class Mrs. Frieda Madaus directed. The plot centered around a mysterious East Indian girl found on a railroad track by Roy Harrington, a young attorney. The girl, Shad- ow, declares Roy her master. Bruce Douglas, Roy's doctor-friend, Susan Fisher, the Harring- ton maid, and Mrs. Butler, a neighbor, made things more complicated. Arleen Harrington, Roy's wife, was out of town when the festiv- itiesw began. Mrs. King, Arleen's mother, a weekend visitor, was of no help. Sabu, an East Indian mystic, tried to kidnap Jack Sorensen, Joyce Hamill, Georgia Cooper, Jerry Allen, Jim Leonard, Jerry Gelock, Curtis Welty, Gordon Mullauer, Bill Lowrey, Lee Weeden, Gail Oldham, Nancy Talbott, Rosie Robbins, Director Mrs. Madaus. Shadow but got Mrs. King instead. Arleen re- turned unexpectedly and demanded many an explanation. During the thick of the trouble Mrs. King returned home with Sabu, who was captured by Sheriff Hickson, and everything turned out fine. Roy Harrington ........,....................... Gerry Krepp Arleen Harrington .... ...... J oanne Smith Mrs. King ................... ............ D orla Shafer Susan Fisher ........ ..... G eorgia Cooper Bruce Douglas ..... ......... B ryce Engle Georgia Butler .... .... J udy Burnette Shadow ................. ....... B etty Jones Sheriff Hickson .... .... B ill Lowrey Sabu .................... ..... J im Leonard

Page 49 text:

E 4, gf P- ' unior . rom On May 12, 1956, the juniors and seniors from Hartford High School, and guests, attend- ed the annual banquet and prom dance. Dinner was served in the Tropical Room at the Whit- comb Hotel. Turkey and the trimmings were at the top of the menu. The theme, Enchanted Evening, was en- riched with the talented accordion playing of Pete Twarurcsck. The guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Richard Rogers. Honored guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arvon Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walter, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rogers. Don Smith and his or- chestra supplied the music at the dance. The room was decorated to resemble a cotton plantation, with many colorful flowers and moss-draped trees. A fish pond surrounded by potted flowers occupied one corner. In another corner stood a tall wishing well, which contain- ed the punch served by sophomore girls. White garden furniture and other mystifying creations filled the room with the whispers of an Enchanted Evening. Real frosted chaperone Ready for the Prom When are they ever coming?

Page 51 text:

0, 24 Library Seated tleft to rightvbz Mrs. Madaus, Carol Coon, Marie Seated flefl L0 rightll Myra Smith, Joan Briggs, Karen Guerin, Arlene Rosewall. Rush, Caryl Amlllldsell- Standing Cleft to rightl: Dale Collins, Lloyd Yates, Bryce Standing fleft to rightl: Wayne Carter, Jim EIUDSDII, Engle, Bob Welty. Lynn Rowe, Roger Jordan, Rosie Robbins. Safety rol First row fleft to rightl: Harold Robinson, Patsy Second row fleft to rightl: Michael Duffy, Jimmy Wachtel, Viola Lightner, Carol Phillips, Dorothy Motry, Shephard, Peter Sinclair. Glen Disbrow, Art. Bench, .lohn Danny Hoffman. Smith.