Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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lun Morrow...Janet liofiinan .Steve Sahrkey .John Isaacs .Dan D. Clark .Marin Wkme ..Cheryl Turner •Ed Husiai tsdeon ...Gloria Sehoon Yvetti ' .jSehbieGard oil], id. . I felga Haskell ’ .Be l .Ail ela Zakula Miss 1 ( .lenda Law • ' PoM man. Handy Hoyle j bel . Joy Oldfield Kmsl , . Bills loans Mr Vines. Mar yfr Inijial Crlian Dave hidam Girl, hi i.lub lanet Hoover Tilda M l .niiiniii; , ni .( larlee Ruley Tempi Opei.itiir Boinie Monroe Mm, .Alan Little Cues t ( lull. nlllen llolshaw ‘‘s |im Gavfielrl Claudette Mnlford Steve Witten Understudv.Mars Allen

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1 : Brad Allen (John Isaac ) doesn ' t take his housekeeper ' s (Joy Oldfield) advice very seri¬ ously. 2 : Super-Sleuth Dave Eidam arranges the clues in his mind. 3 : It must be true love. 4 : As Janet Hoffman faces her big decision, John Isaacs waits with bated breath. .5: In true Henry Kissenger styles, Margo Warne offers her advice on another disaster. Pillow Talk Attracting sizeable audiences each night it was presented the All-school play Pillow Talk” was an immense success. “Pillow Talk was another unique challenge to the the-ater-in- the-round. In order to represent the separate apartments that the stars oc¬ cupied without constant scene changes, lighting and stage trickery were employed. The story revolved around a single girl working in New York and her dashing male neighbor with whom she shares a telephone party line. The thing is, she doesn’t know what he looks like. Janet Hoff¬ man as Jan Morrow and John Isaacs as Brad Allen both turned in fine per¬ formances. Mr. James Eminhizer was the faculty director and Jo Ann Jer- zvk was student director. The efforts of these and other able folks made “Pillow Talk” the hit of the fall plav circuit. 22 Pillow Talk

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24 Winter Opening