Jacksonville High School - Crimson J Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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u £hoe$ T)hat 11 ere CO-CHAIRMEN Beverly Skinner and Bill Lewis Dream Awhile A silver and pink Castle in the Clouds was created for all on the enchanted night of March 25. To “Dream Awhile in this wonderful castle was indeed an experience long to be remembered in the hearts of the students of J.H.S. Dancing to the heavenly music of Johnnv Kina Ido's orches- tra made the evening more than perfect. Presiding over the banquet preceding the Prom was junior class president. Tom Coats. The invocation was given by Jane Schneider. Mary' Ellyn Goody played a piano selec- tion, and Betsy Engelbach rendered a violin numhyr. In- terpretations of the various stages in high school were effec- tively given by Beverly Skinner. Ella Mae Smock. Bill Lewis, and Jim Symons. These talks brought nostalgic yet happy sighs from the seniors, for whom it was somewhat of of a farewell. Miss Leonhard's talk, entitled “I’ll Sec You in My Dreams, appropriately brought to a close the program. In future years, many a man and lady, perhaps in far away places, will look back and Dream Awhile once more as they remember the lovely evening spent in the Castle in the Clouds. Committee Chairmen first row Don Stewort, Ella Moe Smock, Barbara Shelton, Undo Watt, Jon Cody. Second row Jane Schneider, Sue Borton, Judy lukemon, Irene Mitchell. 26

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 Sabrina Fair” Mamie L-arrabee Julia Ward McKinlock Linus Larrabee, Jr. I.inus Larrabee, Sr. Margaret David Larrabee Gretchen Sabrina Fairchild Font Fairchild Cynthia Mike Christine Steve Paul d'Argenson Header Girls Dancers Sharon Dowland Sandv Bonjean Jim Symons Ed Foreman Nancy Jo Riggs Charles Sample Ann Pearce Irene Bonacorsi Dean Baldwin Diane 1 homas Max Roegge Charlene Smith Jim Wtxxlward - - Bruce Barton Dolores Acres Gerrv Smith, Sandra Smith Mary Lee Coin, Maryann Rickert, Cicilv Carson, I larland Jording, Larry Pennell, George Stevens Sabrina Fair, recently released movie and Broadway hit, was profes- sionally performed bv our senior class on the nights of April 21 and 22. under the direction of Miss Fergene Goddin. The story of the plav centers around Sabrina, who arrives home at the opening of the play after three years in Paris. In the interim she has developed from a quiet shv little mouse to a lovely vivacious young lady—in love with life. Complications arise concerning the two sons of the family for whom her father is chauffeur, but as the plav rollicks along from situation to situation, problems arc finally solved and equilibrium is restored. Adding to the interest and amusement ol the play are old Mr. Larrabee, whose hobby is attending funerals: Aunt Julia, with her wise and subtle remarks; Maude, superficial and sheltered: and various others.

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