Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)

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MUCH WORK MADE KISS ME KATE A HOUSE-FILLING SUCCESS. Kiss Me Kale is the story about a divorcfd man. Kiiss Cooic. and woman. Carol Nelson, who are trying to put on a successful play. Jeff Goranson. Julie Sorensen. Roger Kin- kaid. and Terr Becker help Russ put on the play. Adding to the lo e problems of the play is the situation that Becky Gar- in and Pete Zetterberg find themselves in. To add to Russ ' problems, he remembers a gambling debt he owes, when two gunmen. Roland MacBeth and Ron Inns, show up to make certain the play is a success. Meg eber plays Carol Nelson ' s maid who takes Carol ' s side in the argument Russ and she have. A minor fact that Carol is engaged to Harrison Howell. Keith Isaacson, is blown up in these discussions ' . In the play. Terry Towne. plays the father of Carol Nelson, a loud woman who hales men. Scott Groulx. Al Hahn. and Russ Cook all pla suitors of Carol. As servants and a haber- dasher Richard Gunter, John Hoeber, Randy Kroll, and Jon Davis, respectively, make the play an authentic Middle Ages pla . In the end of the play, Russ Cook and Carol Nelson are together again. The casl looks on as Petruchio tries to persuade Katherine to kiss him. Carol Nelson was east as Lilli Vanesse. a »oman determined not to marry, who also played the part of Kate in Taminf; of the Shrew, a play within a play. 22

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Wild hair, wild dance movements and wild Beat Merchants are ingredients for a pym jam which turns on Ann Jamieson and her friends JUNIORS HAD RUN OF THE CAFETERIA, GYM AND EQUIPMENT. March tenth, eight o ' clock, Libertyville High School was the date, the time, and the place for the class of ' 68 ' s gym jam. Dance music was done up by the Beat Merchants. Some students became wild gyrating dancers. Others wandered into the gvm to prove their athletic prowess. These gym jammers simultaneously completed vigorously against each other in basketball, volleyball, ping-pong, and badminton. Only aggressive jammers survived. Those that weren ' t dancing or taking part in sports had other activities open to them. They could either wander through the halls looking for one or two special persons or else thev could quench their thirsts by having a coke or save their money by having a drink of water. Brenda Long and friends sing and hum alung with the Beat Mer- chants. Basketball and volleyball help lo round out a W ild evening. 21

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Jon Davis and Carol Nelson joke backstage (o relieve built-up anxiety. Al Hahn. Becky Garvin, Pete Zetlerberp and Scott GrouK Iill all of Padua v, ni Becky ' s going to marry. Ron Inns sings Shakespeare . Brush Up Your 23