La Porte High School - El Pe Yearbook (La Porte, IN)

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addU i uce to daily nou-ti+ie. Each Christmas season the French Club plans and decorates the display case which always features a creche, or French nativity scene. Each month the display case shows different exhibits made by school clubs. Mike (Elvis Presley) Sharplcss performs at one of the pep sessions. The pep committee planned most of this year’s sessions but Pepper Club and Boys’ Service Club each staged a pep session on their own. The band swings out on one of the many popular hits in the Boys’ Service Club’s production of Lights and Music.” Besides the band, the show featured several vocal numbers. An outstanding number of the program was 'Midnight Sun” played in honor of Tore Sorland, the Norcwgian exchange student for the year.

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A1 oa Ueiif, ajf aciialtieA. A group of modern day Romans with saddle shoes and loafers pause for a drink of water. As part of the Latin Club initia- tion, these students had to attend classes dressed as fashionable Romans of long ago. Students make use of the library as they study. The library helps in writing themes and term papers, preparing reports, providing a place for quiet study or reading current magazines. Peace and quiet reign supreme in the study hall—much to the delight of the teacher. Page sixteen

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Four of the characters in Arsenic and Old Lace” listen as Theodore Brewster, who thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt, leads a charge on San Juan Hill. Old maidU 'p.n.aoidte aA. they mi This play was the story of two charming and inno- cent old ladies, Abby and Martha Brewster, played by Sherry Sirois and Judy Hurley, respectively, who fill up their cellar with the remains of socially and religiously acceptable” roomers to whom they have been especially nice. Teddy Brewster, Don deMyer, who thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt, keeps the audience in an uproar. One of the funniest scenes in the play shows Teddy, acting as Teddy Roosevelt, charging up San Juan hill, in reality the hall stairs. The sisters’ long-lost brother Jonathan, Jay B. Hunt, and his side-kick Dr. Einstein, Chuck Asmus, unexpectedly turn up at the smoothly-run Brewster household and quickly upset the daily routine. The love interest is provided by Mortimer Brewster and Elaine Harper, played by Tom Curtis and Carol Porter, respectively. THE CAST: Abby Brewster ................................Sherry Sirois The Rev. Dr. Harper ..........................David Palm Teddy Brewster ..................................Don deMyer Officer Brophy ..........................Dave Reeve Officer Klein ............................Ray Gliva Martha Brewster ...............................Judy Hurley Elaine Harper .........................Carol Porter Mortimer Brewster .......................Tom Curtis Mr. Gibbs ..............................Steve Grove Page eighteen