McLain High School - Highlander Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Svphamore 611155 Way THE BOY WHO CHANGED THE WORLD was the sophomore class play. It concerned a young lad who had some pretty radical ideas for prehistoric times. Writing poetry and picking flowers wasn't exactly what most people considered talents necessary for survival for cave dwellers. .XXX These stage braces play a very important role in set construction. The set for this play was very colorful. Paul, the professor, instructs his pupils in the use of the club. Dorothy and the gang listen to a recitation of George's poetry.

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junior 611155 Play tu Fonzo has made an interesting cafch.'i David Ho Ho Norrid pre- 3 sents the cast. l 2 i r 5 i 4 S 3 l I ea Dana and Sally look real cool! - HEAVENS ABOVE was the delightful comedy that the iuniors presented late in November. The plot concerns the Heaven family and the diffi- culties involved in marrying for money. ,Ja Carol isn't too happy about applying makeup.

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Here we see three pretty maids at the bar. Girl Kmzy The highlight ot the year was the musical, GIRL CRAZY, by George and Ira Gershwin. The combined talents of the instrumental and vocal departments made this produc- tion one to be remembered. The stagecraft club contributed many long hours of hard work and came up with some spectacular sets. All in all the total efforts of those in- volved made McLain's first musical a huge success. Molly separates her suitors. Danny and Gieber discuss a problem W Vik Xiilsfsex Gieber seems to have a problem,