Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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Providing the dance music are nembers of the Roy As these sophomore girls tound out. serving food is a DeGaynor bcxnd big job. having a wonderful time Hail! Hail ! The Ga ng's All Here' A huge Christmas tree covered with lights and angel hair stood in the middle of the gym- nasium on December 19 to form the setting ot Winter Wonderland. Snowflakes overhead and surrounding trees added to the setting for one of the last get-togethers for the seniors. Seniors danced to music furnished by Roy DeGaynor and his orchestra. Lucille Forstrom was crowned Miss Mistletoe during inter- mission. Vocalizing with their rendition oi White Christmas are D. Walker. B. Robeck, D. Linser, and I. Ramsay.

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uniors Produce Smash Hit, Girl Crazy . Iake ,,,,,,,,A,4,r,.,,,,,,.,.,,.,,.,..,..,,,,,,.,,,.,, ....... H oward Race Danny Churchill Louie ...A................... Cactus ......,.......... Lucky ....... Pete ..,.... Lank ....., Molly ,,c,,... Tess .A.,..,,.. Rose .,Y.,c, Betty ....... Ianet .v.... Laura ....... Sally .,.,, c..... Babs .c.c.,,......c......, ....... Sam Mason .....cY.,........ .A.... Eaglerock .,......... ,, .......,c. Lieutenant Caddigan ......,.. ,w,. Don Seymour Paul Linser Fred Witt Mike Faucett Allan Sievert Pete Wood Pat Danner Pat Kennedy Marge Kamin . Marlene Lahaie Barb Brendemihl Iudy Hansen ,. Iudy Kornetzke . Arlene Arnovitz Tom LaFountain Pat Deslardin .. Owen Peterson On Ianuary 31 and February 2, the junior class presented its class play Girl Crazy before large audiences under the direction of Nlrs. Bray. Girl Crazy , a western comedy, is built around the trials of playboy Danny who is sent out West to get away from girls. Arriving out West he opens a dude ranch and falls in love with Molly, a native of the West, but finds himself with one girl too many when Tess, his old sweetheart, comes from New York. Trouble comes from Lank, the bandit, when Louie, the cab-driver, runs against him for mayor. Sam Mason provides the complications in romance when he too begins to court Molly. As most good stories do, the play ends well for all involved. An outstanding rendition ot the play Girl Crazy was presented by the junior class. L. to R: M. Lahaie, F. Witt. A. Arnovitz, P. Deslardin, P. Linser, M. Kamin. D. Seymour. P. Danner, I-I. Race, O. Peterson. P. Kennedy. T. LaFountain, I. Hansen, M. Faucett. B. Brendemihl. I. Kornetzke, A. Sievert, P. Wood. gf,-fs. 10