Lakeland High School - Mirage Yearbook (LaGrange, IN)

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Mr. Chivington Receives Mummy Case The Junior Class presented The Man Who Came to Din- ner on March 28 and 29 to approximately 600 people. This comedy, by Hart and Kaufman, is about a celebrat- ed radio personality who visits a small home in Ohio. When he leaves he slips on ice in front of the house and is confined to the home for six weeks. He takes complete control of the household, sues his host for S150,000, and runs up an S800 tele- phone bill. Complications set in when his private secretary falls in love with a local newspaperman and the Stanleys' son and daughter run away from home. Mr. Lynn Chivington, the di- rector, was assisted by Suzi Eiseman as stage manager, and Alice Merrell as assistant director. He stated that he enjoyed putting on the play and the cast was a great bunch of kids to work with. After the play, the class pre- sented ivir. Chivington with what he considered the greatest remembrance of the play -the mummy case in which Lorraine Sheldon was carried oft. The cast and the crew signed the lid of the case and had a gold plaque mount- ed on it, inscribed To Mr. C., Junior Play,Class of 7O. Mrs. McCutcheon. a friend of Mrs. Stanley, reads to her the report in Time Magazine of Mr. Whiteside's unfortunate accident on their door- step. Dr. Bradley and Bert gently lower Mr. Whiteside back into his wheelchair after he falls for the second time on the Stanley doorstep.

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Y-Teens Sponsor 5th Annual Christmas Dance Ginny Helmkamp, vice-president of Y-teens, offers her congratulations to the new queen, Jan Sautter, who is chairman of the Service Committee. lt's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas, and it's get- ting closer and closer to the annual Y-Teens Christmas Dance. The theme this year was Santas Toyland which was brought out through the mod decorations. Couples en- tered through a giant mailbox made of paper into a land of fun and a night filled with entertainment. The highlights of the Christ- mas Dance arrived with the crowning of the queen. Jan Sautter, a senior, was selected by the girls in Y-Teens to serve as royalty. Miss Sautter was crowned by the 1967 Queen, Jo Ann Jacobs. After being selected, Jan stated that she felt that it was a great honor and a privilege bestowed upon only a few. I was delighted and very sur- prised at being selected and am happy that the girls vot- ed for me to represent this outstandingorganization. The members of the Golden Eagle Dance Band from Columbia City pre- pare to play a Christmas melody under the direction of Nlr. Keith Gnagy. I7

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MRS. STANLEY .... MISS PREEN ......., RICHARD STANLEY .. JUNE STANLEY .,.... JOHN ........, SARAH ........ MRS. DEXTER ...,. MRS. MCCUTCHEIN .. MR. STANLEY ..,.. MAGGIE CUTLER .,.. DR. BRADLEY ....... SHERIDAN WHITESIDE HARRIET STANLEY .. BERT JEFFERSON ... PROFESSOR METZ ... LORRAINE SHELDON . SANDY .............. .... BECKY GOULD .,. BARB JOEST ... ALAN WARBLE .... LAURA FISEL ... CHARLIE HILL ,.... PEG O'DELL . PEGGY PROUGH .. JAN COTTRILL ... MIKE ULRICH CATHY COIL CHIP MERRIMAN ROSS EAGLESON FRAN SCHAEFFER ,.... RICH SMITH BILL BULL ... .... SHERRY PARK .... ED HACKETT I9 -and here am I, another woman living out her life. Lorraine, the glamorous actress, uses Whiteside's Christmas present as a prop. Miss Preen, the nurse, is literally swept off her feet by the dynamic and dashing Banjo, played by John Stukey.