Port Huron High School - Student Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

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CAST - SEATED: Stephanie Older, Thomas Marsh, Carl Miller, Sandra Sutton, Suzanne Culp, Richard Van Haaften, and Susan Gauss. STANDING: John Stimson, Sarah Lentz, Carol Ward, Carol Thorner, Peter Sma- field, Allen Eichenberg, Robert Brown, Carol Hard- man, William Krause, Kathy Collins, Thomas Gaffney, Michael Gilroy, Charles Carr, Jay Bennett, Scott Hensel, and Kenneth McIntyre. g411 - School Pla Kathy Collins, Scott Hensel, Susan Gauss, and Carl Miller realized that the many hours they worked on the All-School play were sjjent when they faced an appreciative PHHS audience opening night.

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Mr. Kimber Alan Heath Newton Fuller . Norman Ames Annabelle Fuller . Janice Carter Madge Fuller. . . Patricia Neely Steve Eldridge . . Donald Smith Katie Nancy Peutrell Mrs. Douglas Pennington Gossman Clayton Evans . Thomas Lippert Rena Leslie . . . Cheryl Pepper Members of the cast were Donald Smith, Patricia Neely, Sheldon Stark, Donald Crocker, Murray Drescher, Susan Gauss, Alan Heath, and Joseph Ronan. Ca t Hester Barbara Wirsing Raymond. . . . .Frederick Kemp Uncle Stanely . . Sheldon Stark Leggett Frazer . Joseph Ronan Tommy Hughes Murray Drescher Sue Barrington . . . Susan Gauss Miss Wilcox . . . Paulette Lusko Mr. Prescott . Donald Crocker Cast members experienced tension, stage fright, and reviewing of lines just before curtain time. An abandoned farmhouse, which Newton Fuller (Norman Ames) bought, was not exactly the type of house Annabelle Fuller (Janice Carter) had in mind.

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The Man Who Came To Dinner ' a three-act comedy by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, was presented by selected students from all three classes, on March 23 and 24, under the direction of Mr. James Malone. Carl Miller portrayed Sheridan Whiteside, a famous writer and lecturer, who upset the entire Stanley household. The Stanley ' s were played by Suz- anne Culp, Richard Van Haaf- ten, Thomas Marsh, Steph- anie Older, and Sandra Sut- ton. The Stanley ' s servants, Sarah Lentz and John Stim- son, witnessed a double con- spiracy, engineered by White- side. This conspiracy invol- ved his secretary, played by Kathy Collins; a local news- paperman, in reality Scott Hensel; and three of his co- horts from the theatrical world, Susan Gauss, William Krause, and James Cox. The jealousies and schemes of the world-renowned per- sonalities made up the hil- arious plot. Whiteside ' s nur- se, played by Carol Hardman; his doctor, Kenneth McIntyre; and a crazy German authority on insect life. Professor Metz, portrayed by Heinrich Hell- man; provided many a laugh for the audience in the Stu- dent Center. The main characters in ' ' The Man Who Came To Din- ner were: Stephanie Older, Thomas Marsh, Carol Hard- man, Suzanne Culp, Carl Mil- ler, Richard Van Haaften, Kathy Collins, Susan Gauss, Sarah Lentz, and John Stim- son. They were envious of Carl Miller, who played the part of Mr. Whiteside, be- cause he was the only one who had a chair during a break in rehearsal. 29