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

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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.

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Each Junior and Senior class has had the responsibility this year of putting on a pro- gram for the entertainment of their fellow students. The entire scripts were written by each individual class to spotlight their many talents. These assemblies have been entirely of a musical and humorous nature. Each class gave their own speciality. The Seniors gave the school their version of Sinatra, the Juniors had Betty Hutton, The Feet were the Sophomore's gift, while the Freshmen featured their accordion player. The Junior High added their bit with the seventh graders presenting a second Harry James and the eighth grade gave us their Korn Kob Revue. l25l