Highland Park High School - Little Giant Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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Judy Heimordinger, Beth Lange, and loanne Rot- ter show us that the life of a teacher isn't so bad after all. Here they are studying sailors lack Holloway, Don Riskind, and Dave Seltzer. The Colum-bola Bugs will get you If you don't— watch—out. These seven littlo menaces are: Front Row—Judy Martin, Dobbio Bolton, Mary Stouffer Back Row—Darrell Iones, Donna Sodg- wick. Pleasant Thiele, Gail Jones. And here they are ladies and gentlemen. Her- nando's Adorables. Those sparkling smiles be- long to: Barb Partlow, Ann Tighe. Judy Schwel- ger, Carolyn Millett. Lynn Stunkol, Sue Leahy, Sandy Heins, loan Holloway, Laurio Popo, and Janot Cushman. Plugging for a good cause are: Dorothy Schaff ner. Cathy Biork. Nancy Keare. Kathy Parker. Nancy Wolens, and Sue Walker.

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X' a fiesta Taking tho leading role» in La Cofflosta aro: Bowon Schumacher, Sylvia Kightly. Carole Mee- han. Diane Kahn. Stan Banks. We scientists come from far off lands to give you the only solution to tho Colum-bola plight—DRINK BUG JUICEI These intelligent faces belong to: Margie Becker. Sandy Lewis, Carol DeVlleg. Sue Lewis. Nancy Gould. Connie Adler. Ann Good- man. One hundred and one pounds of fun are: Judy Hoimerdinger and Dave Seltzer. November 12, the 1955 edition of Student Stunts, La Coffiesta, was presented. The senior class spon- sors the show each year, with all the proceeds go- ing to the Little Giant. Due to the huge crowd ( over 100 persons were turned away) the yearbook net- ted $1145. The script committee consisted of Fred Michela, Lolly Despres, Sue Walker, Dick Gibson, and Denny Zeitlin. The story revolved around a little South American town, where the colum-bola bugs, a menace to the coffee fields were beseiging the village. Naturally, as all good stories go, the boy gets his girl, the colum-bola bugs abandon the community, and all ends happily-ever-after. Denny Zeitlin composed many of the scores includ- ing: the opening. The Sad One, and the Finale. Shayna Goldberg, student director, assisted Mrs. Todd, director, and the class sponsors Mrs. Hand- berg, Mr. Hanson and Miss Spencer in the produc- tion.

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 Winterlude was the name chosen for this year's Turnabout dance, held December 10, 1955. in the gym- nasium from 9 to 12. Couples danced to the music of Fletcher Butler and his orchestra, and the floorshow was given by Mr. Butler. The Student Council was in charge of the dance; co-heads were Carol DeVlieg and Sallyan Windt. The gym was decorated with a Christmas motif, with Christ- mas trees in each corner, and one large one in the cen- ter. Refreshments were served at the dance in the snack bar and north cafeteria. As it is every year, the Turn- about was the most popular dance of the year. 18 When it come to cutting a rug Jack Holloway and Barb Vorkork have the know-how. A you can ee. this senior Is completely out of it. An extreme detachment from reality (com- monly called schizophrenia) characterized not only our (in-)famous seniors but also the dance they sponsored. It occurred on Satur- day, February 25. The music of Johnny Lewis's band, not sufficiently absurd to satisfy us, was supplemented by a crazy mixed-up floor show of our own.