Northeast High School - Nor Easter Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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SPRING PLAY 'OU Penelope Sycamore .,........ ....,...........Reba Camden YOU!! The Twins--Essie and Tessie. . , .Lee Duncan, Bobbie Mitchell Carnation, The Maid .......... ....,,..,......Frances Baker Paul Sycamore .,..,......,... . ..,... - ...,. Valgene Converse Mr. De Pina ...... Bob Anderson Ed ..,........,..,.. Iohn Herbst Donald, Servant. . .Ronald Doolin Martin Vanderhof, Grandpa, . , ...,.,.......,....Frank Orto Alice Sycamore .Margaret Hobbs Mr. Henderson, Income Tax Collector ....,... Glen Cargyle Tony Kirby .... ,.... H arold Todd Kolenkhov, Dancing Master ........... ........,................,.Anthony Pace Wellington, an Actress ....,, Evelyn Allen Kirby, Banker. . , ..,,...... Charles Branch Kirby, His Wife .... ,.... . ,.Ann McCrum men: Chief, Carl Reniep Mac, Ross Case: Thomas Howard. .Maxine Downing The Spring Play given on Friday and Saturday nights, April 14-15, was as usual up to the high standard set by the Dramatic Department in its various presentations. The play itself, You Can't Take It With You, adapted from the popular stage and screen versions, proved a worthy vehicle forthe Northeast cast to display its acting ability. The parts were well cast to make a fine balanced performance. The scenery prepared by the art pupils under the supervision of Miss Mabel Newitt, provided a good background. Antique furniture furnished by Mr. Robert Camden, father of Reba Carn- den of the cast, also added much to the stage. The play was under the very capable direction of Miss Helen Hobbs. STAGE CREW Tom Howard, Bryce Barclay, Conley Baker, Wallace Thomas 21

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fit! I FLUTES Edward Edwards, Barbara Howard, George Hulett, 'iLarry Perry. PICCOLO- Barbara Howard. OBOES ,kDon DiRaimo, Billie lean Matson. Bb CLARINETS- Ned Bradley, Keith Brough- ton, Lee Bounds, Marilyn Cook, Edward Dix, Henry Hardcastle, Iacqueline Hunter, Betty Irving, Iohn Martino, Marjorie Nelson, fRobert Nester, Victor Passiqlia, Margo Pierce, Ioe Simone, David Slusher, limmy Smith, Shirley Thomas, Betty Tillman, Wil- liam Umstattd, Frances Woodruff. ALTO CLARINETS Anthony DiBenedittO. 'Harlan Miller. BASS CLARINET i:Carol Pipl-rin. HASSOONS :iBill Salmon, Elaine Wolfe. Eb Alto Saxophone Frances Beckner, Rob- ert Bisbee, Clyde Darr, Margaret Prosser, tfAllen Sample, Lois Schondelmaier. Bb Tenor Saxophone Pete D'Anqelo, Wil- liam Poore. Eb BARITONE SAXOPHONE Marilou Paul- sen. 57: 'Q K W, . 'ease' li X : ' f if Q , fi it ,,,. BAND OFFICERS i i ' . - CORNETS--William Allcock, Iames Bisbee Iohn Canaday, Horace Epperson, Donalm Fisher, Kenneth Gartin, Donald Guthrie Charles Holloway, Lester Hooten, 'tRichar1 Kyle, William McClelland, Udell Prescott lack Selsor, Orrie Snook, Fred Tate. HORNS Norville Emberton, Lloyd Iuhlin Merlin Miller, 25iRichard Yennie. BARITONES Austin Ellis, t'Robert Needles Richard Perry, Dean Roberts. TROMBONES- Everitt Corwin, Robert Dick ens, Mary Lou Epperson, Phillip Kenley 'Herbert Lutgen, Ray Sullard. BASSES 'iRonald Bowlin, Eugene Dauqh erty, Roy Hall, lack McCleary, Milie Wade SNARE DRUMS Frances Borden, Velma Bu terbauqh. Harry Easton, Iimmy lzzard, Ioj Melton. BASS DRUM- Edward Price, TYMPANI Robert Long. MR. N. E. WASSON, Director Indicates first chair players. BACK ROVV: Jimmy Smith, Robert Long, Ronald Bowlin, Bill Salmon. Robert Nester, Richard Kyle, lack Selsor. SECOND ROW: Everitt Corwin, Frances Woodruff, Shirley Thomas, Bill Poore, Margaret Prosser, Edward Price. FRONT ROW: Margo Pierce, Marilyn Cook, Billie lean Matson, Betty Irving, Lois Schondelmaier, Betty Tillman, Iackie Hunter.