Lakeland High School - Mirage Yearbook (LaGrange, IN)

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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.

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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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Music Department Presents Carousel The Lakeland Music Depart- ment presented the musical Carousel to a sell-out audi- ence on May 2-3. Carousel unfolds a strange and beautiful love story told in unforgettable songs from the hearts and pens of Rodg- ers and Hammerstein. The story begins in a carnival at a quaint New England Sea- port. Billy Bigelow, a hand- some young barker meets Julie Jordan, a girl who works at Bascombe's knitting mill. When Billy falls in love with Julie, the carousel owner, Mrs. Mullin, dismisses him. Julie has also been dismissed from the mill. Being in des- perate need of money, Billy attempts to rob the wealthy mill owner, Mr. Bascombe. However, he fails and to avoid humiliation and capture, he kills himself. ln heaven Billy finds himself before the judges who consent to give him a single chance to return to earth and redeem himself. While there, he gives new hope and courage to his wife and youngdaughter. Songs from the musical, such as You'll Never Walk Alone , lf I Loved You , Mr. Snow , June is Bustin' Out All Over , and What's the Use of Won'drin' were very well done by the orchestra, cho- rus, and soloists. Billy Bigelow fGreg Leerj looks on as Julie Jordan fAlice Merrellj rides the carousel. Julie Jordan .. Billy Bigelow Carrie Pipperidge Enoch Snow Mrs. Mullin Jigger Craigin .. Nettie Fowler .. Doctor Seldon , Heavenly Friend Mr. Bascombe . Enoch Show Jr. Louise ........ 5 . . t' SE .. Alice Merrell . . . ...... Greg Leer Mary Jo Good Melvin Sautter Martha Keller Mike Saddler .. Barb Joest ,.. ,, Dave Nelson John La uver Bill Bull ,. ..,.. Robin Shew Sandy Smyers Y W ..... , in rxuxl ragga 'Q tif MFIJJQ-ix 3. f .ff X ,5.,e,,m: ,bf 7 - A MQ? ,S