Southeast High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Important co»t member work hard during rehearsal. Director and actor relax at the cast party after the final curtain.

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THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER ■i Presented by the Junior Drama Class Feb. 28 - March 1 Directed by Miss Ruth McCormick Mrs. Stanley Margo Hilfmger Sheridan Whiteside Jack Fuller Miss Preen Helen Welch Richard Stanley Kelfon Francis June Stanley Nancy Bounds John Rick Armstrong Sarah Cheryl Daves Mrs. Dexter Jan Stevens Mrs. McCutcheon Louise Harrell Mr. Stanley Mike Johnson Maggie Cutler Claudia Jackson Dr. Bradley Linda Jackson Harriet Margie Humbarger Bert Jefferson Bruce Braden Professor Metz Virginia Davis Luncheon Guests Gene Bowers Tim Carter, Craig Jacob Mr. Baker Marty Martinez Expressman Conrad Jestmore Lorraine Sheldon Sue Blain Sandy Mike Maddux Beverly Carlton John Bell Miss Westcott Judy Page Radio Technicians Gene Bowers Tim Carter Banjo Allen McBee Two Deputies Buck Lawhorn Rick Olson Plainclothesmen Roberto Martinez 18 Powdar, grooscpoint and taut nerve are present in the dressing room before curtain time.

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SHIMMERING STARDUST CLOCKWISE: 1 — Arrival at Cotillion 2 — Chuck Warner, matter of coro monies 3 — Couplet pauso between dances The night of Jan. 12 was cold. For the second time in two years, snow was still on the ground as the cars of juniors and seniors pulled up at the Cotillion ballroom. Bright lights, the smell of flowers, the sound of laughter and the music of Stan Elliott's band greeted arriving couples. After weeks of hoping and anticipation, the 1963 junior-senior prom. Shimmering Stardust, became a reality. The prom was half over when, under a lavish chandalier and amid decorations of gold stars, Ken Co- berly and Martha Crane were crowned king and queen. Junior attendants were Annette Achenbach and Gary Holland, Linda Van- daveer and Jim Swinney. Senior at- tendants were Joan McCabe and Jim Randall, Karen McDaniel and Tommy Sullivan. Chuck Warner was master of ceremonies. Reality has a way of becoming the past. After three hours of danc- ing and talking, Shimmering Star- dust came to an end. Another junior-senior prom has become history. FROM LEFT: Jim Swinney, Lindo Vondovoer, Karen McDaniel, Tommy Sullivan, Ken Coberly, Martha Crane Annette Achenbach, Gary Holland, Joon McCabe, Jim Randall.