Lyman Hall High school - Singer Chronicle Yearbook (Wallingford, CT)

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Ami so it was. PLAY CAST S First row: Allyn Golub, James Orelice, Beverly Tarrant, Janet Orelice, Fred Gilford, Robert Asman, Maryann McPherson, Allan Lovejoy. Second row: Miss Dunlap, dramatic coachg Julia Johnson, Lynn McCarthy, Claudet McPher- son, Phil Hax, James Hayes, Harold Hazen, Patricia Tessmer, Patricia Regan, general chair- man, Patricia Mulvey. SENIOR PLAY The class of '57 sponsored A Change of Heart, a three-act com- edy by Marijane and Joseph Hayes, on March 29 and 30. The play was directed by Miss Ruth Dunlap, dra- matic coach, and Pat Regan, the general chairman, was assisted by several committees to make the play a success. The cast included: Jenny Dunlap, Beverly Tarrant, Mrs. Ruth Dunlap, Janet Oreficeg Dandy Orvis, Mary Ann McPhersong Ibby Bourgholtzer, Susan Rubing Mrs. Mary Rebecca Low, Lynn McCarthyg Carmen Stigdon, Diane Stevens, Mary the Maid, Julia Johnsong Professor Eric Dunlap, Fred Gilford, Brian Donnelly, Alan Lovejoyg Frank Martz, Robert Asmang Robert Bourg- holtzer, James Oreficeg Dean Peter Low, Harold Hazen, Clem Solotorovski, Philip I-Iaxg Bert Orvis, Allyn Golubg Drum Majorette, Claudet McPherson, Cheerleader, Patricia Mulveyg Radio Announcer, jim Hayesg and the Promp- ters, Patricia Tessmer and Beverly Calza.

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5 3 l David Engstrom General Chairman 5 S JUNIOR PLAY The Class of 1958, under the direction of Miss Ruth E. Dunlap, presented a three-act comedy entitled Come Rain or Shine on November 50 and December 1. David Engstom was the general chairman of the play. Come Rain or Shine was an up-to-the-minute story of an amusing American family trying to enjoy a summer vacation at the lake. Of course, each member of the family had a dihcerent idea as to what makes a summer vacation worthwhile. The cast, composed of sophomores, juniors, an seniors, included: Jac Grayson, Beverly Tarrantg Rose mary March, Mary Ann McPhersong Mrs. Lillian Gray son, Diane Stevens, Irene Holden, Helga Boettgerg Agnes Holden, Patricia Mulveyg julia Match, Jean Fanfestig Helen, Patricia Tessmerg Anne Barry, Lydia Seranog Ella Stone, Muriel Isbisrerg Mrs. Sparks, Beverly Calzag Dan Lyons, Alan Lovejoyg Glenn Gray-l son, Jr., Robert Asmang Mr. Glenn Grayson, Fred Gilfordg Dick Clements, john Posnerg and Fred, Allyn Golub. The prompters were Dorette Grace and Judy Buttner.

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These are our talented GIRLS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE BOARD President ..........,...........,.,........,.,...,.... Mary Ann Lanzoni Vice-President ...... ......4...... T erezia Wrinn Secretary ..........,. ....,.. ....,.........,...,. M a ry Sommers Treasurer ..,......r..,....4....,.....,,.,...,...........,...... janet Morin The Girls' League, under the leadership of the four ollicers and the executive board, consisting of approxi- mately 3O members, is an organization open to every girl in Lyman Hall. The officers are elected at the end of each scholastic year for the coming year. The representatives are elected in the beginning of each year in the homerooms. Among the various activities presented annually by the Girls' League are: the Christmas Formal, the clothing drive, the Christmas Pageant, the Talent Show, the Fashion Show, the Pan American Day Programg and the initiation of the new oihcers which is held in Mav. NUTMEG STATE REPRESENTATIVES Richard Fanning, Jean Carini, John Burns, Patricia Tencza, Barbara Faltz, Craig Self, Richard Straub, Mary Ann Lanzoni, Ronald Theriault. 20