Richland High School - Trojan Yearbook (Richland, MI)

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4: 4'1- in-nr--l YW LITTLE WOMEN L1tt1e Women proved to be one of the most magmflcent dramat1zat1ons ever presented by a Semor Class The most convmclng proof of the p1ay's success was the large crowd at both perform ances L1tt.1e Women told the s1mp1e story of a typlcal Amerlcan famlly of small means dur mg the C1v11 War Wh11e the father was away at the front, hfe at home contxnued for Mrs March Uane Karrl , and her four daughters Meg fA11C6 Emmonsb, 16 years old pretty and somewhat valn, .To KDo1ores Hmdsb, 15 longlegged and boy1sh, Beth fDorothy Yeomansl, 13, rosy gentle and even tempered, and Amy Uudy Standleldl 12, also pretty but spo11ed These, together wlth the aged servant Hannah fW11ma Sander! and a boy named Laurxe Uack We1bornD, were the Chlef characters U1 our play The above were supported by the followmg people who further enhanced our produc t1on Mr March, the father, CDon Campbellj Aunt March, CYo1anda Graggb Mr Lawrence Won Howell? John Brook, QDa1e Hassxngb Professor Bhaer,fTed BrooksJ Fxrst G1r1, Betty Herron Second G1r1, Darlene Grubmus Thxrd Gxrl, Venetla Enzxan Fourth G1r1, Patsy Reed The play was ably d1reCi6d by Mr. .Toe R. Salamun, ass1sted by Marvln Shanley, Stud ent Dlrector , ,Lv A , A ,' ,. J , G V Qs? Q19 2? DITSY AP gy, Q f if f 'fi' 'If' 14 , . in - 'L' 5 AQ 1' 'A ' ' gh t 1' w , we f . , ' ' 0 . , I tx LK' Wi II g - 2 ,, . ,, . . . . Y . l . , . . I x y ' ' ' 1 fl . . N-Z3 -1 ' t ' v ' rl - -

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4' 5 1 , 4 3 f V O WHEN THE BOUGH BREAKS For our .Tumor play, our class of 51 chose a three act comedy ent1t1ed When the Bough Breaks Thls was a delxghtfully romant1c story of a wealthy wldower and h1s three spo1led daughters Although the play ltself was a comedy there was a good moral behmd 1t, namely that money can't buy happmess Due to the many members of our class, Mr Salamun undertook the unusual and d1.ff1Cl.11t task of dlrectmg two casts The members of the casts were as follows Carlotta Courtland fa glamor g1r1D Ahce Emmons Carol Plantefaber Sarah fthe maldl Venetxa Enzlan, Yvonne Hamllton Eugene fa French mxllmerj Don Park1n Dean Cutler .Tuha Courtland fCarlotta s s1sterD Dorothy Yeomans Nancy DeRyder Beth Courtland fthe youngest s1sterJ Betty Loxsell Judy Stanf1e1d S1las Courtland fthe father! Alired Bowker Von Howell Anthony Tony Sm1th fh1s secretaryl Dale Bralthwalte fa struggllng young phys1c1anJ Don Camp bell Harold DeHo1lander W1ll1am Woodwell fCar lotta s beaul Marvxn Shan ley George Farrell Voxce of rad1o newscaster Har old Trav1s .hm Goodrlch Ass1stantD1rector Claude Plllars , via l U O ' 7 ' ll ' 7 . 7 S - ' . , . D , . 3 - 3 U H . . u 1 , ' Hasslngg Jack Welborn. Dr. ..,- dy S - lg. ' Q . . - ,, 1 W , , - C S - ' . 5 K . , - I ' B4 an :J r ' f r . - fl' L

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