Howard High School - Climber Yearbook (West Bridgewater, MA)

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Left to right-N. Rosnell, M. Lundgren, H. Anderson, J. Leach, D. Thayer, G. Grippen, J. Willis, C. Bunker, N. Mazza, J. Caller, E. Burke, M. Marzelli. The Senior Class Play By Joan Caller It certainly was a lot of fun rehearsing for, and being in our class play. I'm only sorry that it's all over, and that I'll graduate soon, and never have the chance to be in another Senior Class Play again. There are so many things, though, which I shall never forget during my exper- ience of being in the play cast. The Mad Hatters. Wow! What a nutty family, what a wonderful cast, and what hilarious times we had back stage, is what I say to myself when I think about the Senior Class Play. OH! There are many things which I shall never forget about this play, and of the events that occurred during rehearsals, and during the playing nights of this comedy. Could I ever forget the love scenes between Gigi, played by Jean Willis and Mugzie, played by Charles Boyer Bunker? Especially the scene where Charlie throws Jean over his shoulder, and almost misses every time. Well, could you? Then there was the mad dash to change into different dresses between scenes and acts, whilehthe boys played peek-a-boo. This matter would have been taken care of if someone had offered us the use of a screen, but no one had one. Oh! I shouldn't say thatg Joe Hatter, played by Dave Thayer, offered us the use of his back door screen. Funny, though, no one seemed in favor of this idea.