Laketon High School - Laketonian Yearbook (Laketon, IN)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY STANDING: Mr. Boyer, director; Hans Harms, Dave Shock, Larry Montel, Neva Bru- baker, Dale Holle, Bonnie Hunter, Connie Hileman, Beverly Baker, Shirley Michael, Sharon Creager, Jim Lyons. SEATED: Carolyn Schuler, Philip Brown, Phyllis Hopkins, Carol Moore. Joanne Custer, Gary Faudree, Nellie Brubaker. “I’M A FAMILY CRISIS” The senior class presented their class play on Wednesday evening, October 28, in the high school auditorium. The play, I'm A Family Crisis was a three-act comedy. It was the story of a typical doctor's family, end centered around the teen-aged chatter- box, Peggy. The play provided lots of laughs and was a big success, under the able direction of Mr. Boyer Sponsored by Patsy's Beauty Box 12

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SIDE SHOWS ALONG THE MIDWAY LAKETONIAN STAFF As the new LAKETONIAN staff worked on the third annual, we gained new experience as we gave our time and effort in the editing of the book. Miss Cripe, our LAKETONIAN sponsor, through her untiring efforts and patience, gave us invaluable help and guidance. The members of this year's staff were Phyllis Hopkins, Editor; Jo Ann Clingenpeel, Assistant Editor; Neva Brubaker, Business Manager; Phil Brown, Advertising Manager; Joanne Custer, Publicity Manager; Gary Faudree and Jim Lyons, Sports Editors; Bonnie Hunter, Class Editor; Beverly Baker, Social Editor; Nellie Brubaker and Nancy Bright, Art Editors; Carolyn Schuler and Carol Moore, Photographers. We helped one another in the typing, compiling and editing of this 1954 LAKETONIAN. The pictures were taken by the Cron Picture Company of Fort Wayne; the engrav- ing was done by the Indianapolis Engraving Com- pany of Indianapolis; and the binding was done by the Heckman Bindery of North Manchester. They all helped in making our LAKETONIAN a success.

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Our junior class play was given on De- cember 2. Movie-mad Penny, the maid Sally, and Penny's sister, Mavis, all wanted to play the part ol Dimity West in the movies. Penny's boyfriend, Kerry, disguised as a talent-scout, set the house in an up- roar when he rejected Penny for a model. He was really Kerry's friend, Greg. But things were really a mess when the real talent-scout arrived It was a pleasant sur- prise to all when Mavis was chosen for the part, ending an evening of delightful entertainment. Many thanks to Mrs. Weber, our director, for her patience and helpful- ness. “DON’T TAKE MY PENNY” STANDING Jim Hutton, DeWayne Heagy, Margaret Snyder, Betty Schmalzried, Frank Nordman, Joan Reiken. Joyce French, Philip Surface, JoAnn Cling- enpeel, Billy Ohmart, Marjorie Sims, Paul Entsminger, Jane Workman. Darla Day, David Price, Arlene Cormany, Ronnie Miller, LeRov Bishop. SEATED: Janet Workman, Betty Marie Ulery, Joan Harms, Rochelle Van De Gnft, Phyllis Chaffee, Charles Boyer, Jack Fulton. Sponsored by Westafer's Deardorff Standard Service 13