Kennebunk High School - Rambler Yearbook (Kennebunk, ME)

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Stnaugwm 9:1 Tlw Flight KENNEBUNK HIGH SCHOOL DECEMBER 2, 1955 Here, let me feel your muscle. HOLLYWOOD-A.P. Excellent . . . masterful . . . a magnificent, superbly acted performance, warmly received by a capacity crowd. On Friday night, Decem- ber 2, the illustrious seniors at Kennebunk High School captivated audiences with their humorous performance of Stranger In the Night, a mystery by Paul McCoy. It can be truly called one of the hits of the season. Sparkling in their starring roles were Bill Mercier, Jane Smith, Barbara Burgess, Donna Dixon, Lewis Lahar, Sonia Barker and Mary Downing. Equally adept was the great sup- porting cast who included Douglass Nason, Stranger in the night? What's the matter? Mabel, are you all right?

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BEST DRESSED MOST GULLIBLE BEST SALESMEN Supvnkaliueo FRIENDLIEST -new CLASS CLOWNS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS LEADERS 95 6 TALLEST AND SHORTEST MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING MASTER OF TALL TALES BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS A ws

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ZIP , 1. cs.-f SENIOR PLAY CAST Here, you take this check. No, you take it. David Campbell, Magda Dymkoski, Richard Gray, Nancy Noury, Howard Cain and Richard Pierce. Credit must be given to the prompters, Helen Cashen and Charlotte Graffam, and all other unsung heroes who helped the play attain its high status. Barbara Dunn deserves recognition for her exceptional work as make- up artist. Under the able direction of Mr. Harvey Bixby and Miss Jane Smith, the play was perfected in every aspect, and the fin- ished product was the scintillating perform- ance, which still has the critics raving. Congratulations, seniors! You are all to be commended on a iob well done. Your head ls it hurt?