Mason High School - Anchora Yearbook (Mason, MI)

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e real ig oord fep The senior play, The Great Big Doorstep, was a comedy of a poor family in Grass Margin, Louisiana. The family, who live in a small shack, try to think of a way to get money to buy a bigger house. The Commodore's brother Dewey gives them a false check, but in the end the money is given to the family for the lilies which are being grown in secret by Mrs. Crochet. The play was under the direction of Mr. Robert LaConto. Evie Crochet . Topal Crochet Mrs. Crochet . Elna Crochet . Fleece Crochet Arthur Crochet Mr. Tobin . . Commodore. . Mrs. Dupre. . Tayo Delacriox Dewey Crochet CAST Mrs. Beaumont Crochet . . . W lHlL'? Fern Thomas Roberta Evans Jaeklyn Gibbs Gloria Gorham Vonda Karn Jim Clark Bill Post Don Lyon Elizabeth Fox Ivan Kerr Marvin Shepard Mr. La Conto, Jackie, Don, and Ivan practicing Louise Van Horn earnestly. The cast stops for instructions at dress rehearsal. Page 26 'v

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'x uv ff Standing, left to right: Gloria Gorham, Margaret Austin, Ruberta Drake, Jacklyn Gibbs, Judy Heathman, Robert Evans, Sandra Scribner, Barbara Dedafoe, Gerry Rickly, Connie Washburn, Darlene Fisk, Elizabeth Fox, Pat Fairbotham, Carol Crandell. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Hassinen, Shirley Knight, Keitha Mills, Mary Mathias, Betsy Hanna, Lola Clark, Vonda Karn, Eleanor Brown. 0 o I 6 enwr garb u This year a group of senior girls organized a club to provide for the building of friendships and good times. The following officers were elected: Mary Mathias, presi- dent, Keitha Mills, vice-president, and Betsy Hanna, treasurer. Mrs. Elizabeth Hassinen was the faculty sponsor of the group. Pofice orce The Police Force is made up of a group of senior boys and girls, whose job is to maintain order in the halls between class periods. Bob Jewett was chosen police chief for this year. Back row, left to right: Dale Burgess, Lyle Snider, Jim Blauvelt, Ralph Ellison, Marvin Shepard, Larry Somerville, Don Lyon, Dick Bartlett. Front row, left to right: Janet Frederick, Norman Ostrom, David Gilchrist, Clarence Randall, David Higbie, Roberta Evans, Carol Crandell. Side: Bob Jewett.

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unior an enior rom The 1952 Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the American Legion Build- ing on May 16. Dinner was served by the mothers of the Juniors. The theme of the reception was Paris in the Spring. 'I'he dec-or of the tables, whieh eonsisted of French poodles and floral carts, was in the Parisian 1 lm s style. Daneing in the gym followed the banquet. After the dinner, there was danring at the high School gymnasium with music furnished by the Herb Fox Orehestra. The motif of the ballroom was to represent a typical scene from a street in Paris. iv ' -ff ' ff' t Q9 Qi' 'fs ' ar -'fr' fm gf v . w1:3N'1w SRf' Mr. Delnlnw delivers his after dinner speevh. Seated at the table: Verna Lou Collins, Pat lfairbetham, Tom Christensen, Mr. Demlow, Mrs. Denilow, Mrs. Vander Ven, Mr. Vander Ven. mga 27 The Freshniz 5l'I'Vl'I'5. 2155K bled before tht festivities bt gan.