South High School - Spectra Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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---2-m V-Y-, -- -fan--. m-1-.un..o-am THESPIANS Row One lsitlinq on lloorl: Jo Ellen Litton, Phyllis Perry, Georgian Swilous, Marqarei Krueger, Sylvia Meier, Beth Grirn, Lois Writ, Margaret Switous, Barbara Brown, Pal Stahl. Row Two: Jackie Cain, Shirley Waterman, Jane Michel, Doris Diedrich, Elaine Reynolds, Joyce Edson, Jaclc Zuiderveld, Miss LaBarge, Shirley Peterson, Shirley Elenbaas, Elaine Wieland. l-larriet l-lartesveldt. Row Three: Emigail Lilly, Margaret l-lardenbol, Marilyn l-loutrnan. Mariorie Grant, Martha Christiancy, Yvonne Cilliers, Dorothy Norin, Joann Weqal. l-lelen Chandler, l-larriel Broclc, Dorothy Dunn, Doris Hitchcock, Virginia Gazon, Eleanor Sack, Par McMaster, l-'lelen Belden, Mary Russo, Lorraine l-lynes, Mary Spencer. Pow Four: Gladys Linclselh, Lois Marcroll, lrrna Cook, Nancy Burns, Etna Plag, Barbara l-lerb, Carol Bomrnelie, Jerry Lovell, Wilrne-Ha Ferrell, Claudia VanderLees'r, Beverly Buclrharn, Jane Chamberlain, Helen Van l-larlesveldt, Jane Witter, Ferne l-lollebeclr. Alyce Ridinqer, Jean Endsley, Marilyn DeBruin. Row Five: Arr Vorenlcarnp, Bob Stringl-iarn, l-lerlo Witman, Gene Johnson, Pele Morello, Gerald Anderson, Duane Miller, Ray Shinn, Diclc Markham, Warren Spry, Marvin McLeod, Gordon Rehnlce, Kent Baclrart. Row Six: Arno Marsh, Don lrlolst, Carl Van Dornmelen, Bob De Ridder, Bob Blazer, Corny Frens, Kent Esbauqh, The Thespian club, under the direction of lVliss Noreen LaBarge, had a very active year. It was also a year of many innovations and dissen- sions from the regular scheduled events. The senior play, of which a large pa1't of the cast was composed of Thespian members, was given in December. The Thespian members made sets, helped in the costuming, and applied makeup. On VVashington's birthday, Thespians pre- sented a patriotic skit to show how money was raised for the wars in which this country has en- gaged. For the bomber show, Thespian members wrote, directed and acted in a show entitled, A Dollar Bill Talks . These were merely preliminary to the principle activity, the Thespian plays. ln former years, one long play had been given, but this year plans were made to produce four short plays, Sham , Submerged , Tobacco Alleyn, and The Booru. These plays were to be presented at South and at other schools. Thespians pins were also purchased in the second semester to identify members. Odicers for the year were Jack Zuiderveld, presidentg Shirley Peterson, vice-president: Doris Diedrich, secretary: Joyce Edson, treasurer: and Bliss La Barge, adviser. Gerry Lovell acted as secretary during the second semester. -1-s-fuse-an-4n:.:.:-xmas.,1.,,,.aaLmnms.nsuai..,.:-.A we-1 emu ia-.-neealxr-i .rf-msn.

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