Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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SENIUR CLASS PLAY X ..... - Seated, left lo right: M, Bujcs, D. Taylor, H. Fleck, N. Eisenhart, B. Matlich, C. Wilhelm, P. Stone- liack, T. Baslianelli, M. Murtha, P. Kuhn, J. Sames, M. L. Brachman. Standing: Mr. Seals, C. Gatanis, T. Hill, E. Geseok, D. Moore, F. Dunlap, T. Clay, G. Goldberg, R. Williams, J. Valen- line, R. Taglang, J. Letowt. YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, and brother, you canitl What a play! What a direc- tor! What a cast! They said it couldnit be done, but we did it! ---- with the valiant support of the Senior Class and the entire school. Talk about properties! We erupted whole houses to furnish the stage! Talk about scenery! We painted until there was war paint everywhere but on the flats! Talk about lighting! Work- ing with that red glow made us all appear like the-morning - after - the - night- before! Bloodshot eyes, you. know!l Lines! We went crazy trying to memorize them! Our playbooks became Bibles Bibles! We carried them everywhere. People began to think we were insane when we mumbled our parts walking up and down Broad Street. Maybe we were! The cast was confused, the committees were confused, the class was confused, Mr. Seals was confused, but thank heavens the play was written confused so it seemed very natural! Penny-round, honey, filled with the Divine Urge, Essie Love Dreams and Dancing, Ed- presting and Xylophone playing, Paul-erector sets and fireworksg grandpa snakes and commence- ments, Alice-the only safe one, Tony-the handsome young one, president of Kirby and Com- pany, love-cops-Russians-cats-drunks-and of course Mr. and Mrs. Kirby, the socialities- all became hilariously funny and endearingly sweet to the senior class. We can well say we did it and remember, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU! C a u 1 d 1- O n page twenty two