Madison East High School - Tower Tales Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Shown during rehearsal in a typical pose Dame Paula fCa,thy Marksj admonishes her six daughters on their behavior. The daughters are Sharon Whitefoot, Ann Whitney, Sandy Spears, Marlene Steinmetz, Pat Hambre, and Inge Schroeder. operetta: sweethearts This year the Spring Play and Operetta were napped when she was an infant durng a revolution combined into the musical comedy SWeethearts' '. and left in the garden of the Laundry of the White This colorful production features musical lead roles Geese. Dame Paula, proprietess of the laundry, and also more dialogue than most operettas. - adopts the princess. Zilania is about to return the Probably the biggest difference Was the fact that monarchy form of government so Prince Franz and Miss Williams directed the dramatic portion of the several other politicians come searching for the lost showg Miss Vogelbaugh had charge of the choirg princess, the rightful heir to the throne. All in all, and Mr. Vlloollen directed the orchestra. it was a plot complicated enough to sustain interest, The story centers around an imaginary princess and zany enough to keep the audience laughing. of the imaginary nation of Zilania, who Was kid- Of course We canit forget the Wonderful and One of the highlights of Sweethearts was .Tan Harringtorfs number. Jan is assisted by Paulette J ahnke, A n n Whitney, Karen Kelly, S a n d y Spears, Jean Hillestad, Sharon Whitefoot, Caryl Kohl, Roberta Cullen, Marlene Steinmetz, Janice Sarbacker, Pat Hamre, Judy Brink, Inge Schroed- er, and Delores Heiss. ..10-