Lakeview High School - Scroll Yearbook (St Clair Shores, MI)

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Kay Beals The Band After much hard work and gay playing around, the senior class finally whipped to- gether the scenes for the merry farce, Kay Beats The Band! The comedy by Paul S. McCoy, was brought to life as a riot of fun, and action pierced the walls of Lakeview's gym. The mistaken identity of G. T. Ellison for maniac caused much hilarious excitement along with Kay Meredith's attempts to keep her attractive week-end guest out of the sight of her boy friend. Before the play reached its mirthful climax, the audience was treated to three acts of constant laughter and sudden surprises. Much credit for the success of the play is due Frank Turpin and Gordon Hall for their outstanding work as stage managers. Kay Beats The Band! was a great success in the eyes of all who at- tended the performances. :Kp sa l22l Kay Meredith ....,. Judy Meredith .......... Lois Andrews ...,......... Steve Woodward .......,... Tom Nolan ............ Madeline Ross ..... Phil Hunter ........ Bessie Trotter ........ G. T. Ellison ..... Miss Denny .......... CAST ..........Doris Sarver ....Mildred Barton ...Bonnie Momany .........Donald Edge ..............Jack Wooton ............Marilyn Cannon .............Aleac A1-not Josephine Sheehy ..................Alan Cross ..........Nor1na Whisler

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Front row, left to right: Frances Luke, Norma Whisler, Barbara Prinz, Ruth Shultz, Virginia Messink, Pat McKeown, Arlene Londergon. Back row, left to right: Marie Carvelli, Nelda Holfmeyer, Mrs. Fearnside, Miss Fritz, Joanne Culliton, Estelle Meuller. The Junior and Senior Glee Clubs have been or- ganized for two years under the direction of Miss Ruth Fritz. Mrs. Ralph F earnside, piano accompanist, adds much to the success and enjoyment of the work of both glee clubs. l2ll

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The Late Mr. Early On Friday, April the 13th, psuedo-death stalked the Lakeview stage. The Late Mr. Early and his fiance's best friend discovered death can be wonderful, and they cast aside the cares of living for the peace UD of the spirit world. The improbable and impossible situations provoked laughter in the audience from the first curtain until the last. If you had been peeking through the keyhole during the Junior Class' rehearsals of James Clarke. Vera Smtth .......,.... Alice Sewell ......... Mark Mercer ............ Asher Crump ........... Don Early .............. Dons Hull .............. Judge Sewell ............ Selma ................................ Mrs. Fanny Hull .......... Amos Comstock .........,. Joe Lmcoln ................ Nora .......... CAST ' Marilyn Miller Evelyn Clarke .......... .................. ..........Goodwin Sicklesteel ............Martlyn Slater Louise Bartholomew ,.......Red Mumberson ...........James Smith ..........Bill Parrott Wolfe ..............Bill Ladney ...,.....Betty Harlacker ...,.......Francis Luke ....,.....Bill Kellum ...........Geo'rge Lucas .........Maxi'n.e Falke l23l their hilarious farce, you would have discovered that work, with them, is often play. Miss Burton, director, soon realized that the Juniors followed the motto prac- tice-plus plenty of fun-makes perfect. The Junior Class' first venture as a group in play-acting was a success. They are now looking forward to their Senior year when they will attempt to produce an- other successful play.