Niles High School - Tattler Yearbook (Niles, MI)

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TIME OUT FOR GINGER CAST Tom Arsdale Vance Johnson Babs Sanford Barb Vore Sharon Adams Bf ftf Oke Stimson Bud McComb Peaches Carter Barb Greene »» . . Barb Wood P S ' ' ' Jirdie LaVerne Kay Sellers ' »■ mtt Margie Fortier Chuck Mayo Pete Fisher Sylvia Webster Torch Marshall Idamae Sigwold Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd .... Don McClure Caroline Eva Mumby Chuck, played by Pete Fisher, and Mr. Arsdale, played by Roscoe Susan Pearce Cox, are in a heated discussion about Sylvia. Dean Marlow Bob Payne Anthony Arsdale Roscoe Cox Asma Mary Bround Charlotte Ames Friday night ' s cast consisted of Pete Fisher, Margie Fortier, Don McClure, Roscoe Cox, Bob Payne, Susan Pierce (standing); Idamae Sigwold, Bud McComb, Bobbie Wood, Sharon Adams, Vance Johnson, and Charlotte Ames (seated). 11

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Junior Play Back row (I. to rJ: Roscoe Cox, Bob Payne, Don McClure, Torch Marshall, Barbara Greene. Front row: Pete Fisher, Vance Johnson, Mary Bround, Eva Mae Mumby, Barbara Vone, and Kay Sellers. Standing: Bud McComb. Handsome Tom Arsdale and his lady-killer roommate Oke Stimson, are about to graduate from college. Tom has a terrific reputation for being girl shy, the title of the junior class play which was presented on November 18 and 19. Babs Sanford, thinking that Tom hates girls, de- cides to do something about it. She changes places with the cleaning lady in order to get a chance to work on the girl-shy Tom. A romance between Tom and Babs is just blossoming when Tom ' s dad and a hometown girl enter the scene. Then complications arise ; but in the end every man has his girl, or as the audience would agree, every girl has her man. Mr. Hollenius is giving Vance Johnson, Margie For- tier, and Sharon Adams a few helpful hints. 10

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Variety Show Margie Fortier, Sandra Borst, end Winifred Tracey singing Mr. Sandman George Foster os Liberoce Bright lights, Brocdway, millions of people — New York Town, the theme of the 1955 Variety Show. A group of young hopefuls all looking for success on either the stage or screen met at a party held in an exclusive New York apartment. The second scene, a television studio, featured such well-known acts as George Cobel, Mike Ducey; Jackie Cleason, Larry Unger; and Liberace, George Foster. Also in- cluded were the ballad singer Bill Gents; the Blue Room Dancers featuring Mary Bround, Kay Homer, Cleo Gray, Paula Hemphill, and Shirley Bolinger; and Jackie Forbes singing The Mama Doll Song. Last but not least, the skit If Thoughts Could Speck starring Sharon Adams and Dick Mell appeared between the con- cert portion of the show and the fan- tasy. The Variety Show was presented March 1 and 2 and was the main pro- duction of the Vocal Music Depart- ment, which is under the direction of Mr. George Flora. Foreground: Donna Jo Rice and Mary Alice Wellinghom singing Ohio. In the background ore from left to right, standing: Torch Mar- shall, Don Pierce, Robert Shoemaker, and Bob Payne. Seated: Patty Greenhoe, Kothy McNulty, Kay Sellers, and Margie Fortier.