Traverse City High School - Pines Yearbook (Traverse City, MI)

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Juniors Sponsor Anne Frank ' Two full houses enjoyed the March 19 and 20 performances of The Diary of Anne Frank, spon- sored by the junior class. Assisting Director Woody Hansen were MSU extern Robert Wamer, Student Director Mary Roxburgh, and Stage Manager Tom Grapes. Sharing dual roles were Janine Gibeau and Mary Lou Paxton as Anne, Mimi Cowell and Marcia Page as Miep, Sue Elsenheimer and Harriet Rumble as Margot, Carol Cowell and Anne Marie Raftshol as Mrs. Frank, Denyse Schultz andMariann Ingwer- sen as Mrs. VanDaan, Paul Wilbur and John Russell as Peter, Steve Hanna and Jim Jurica as Mr. Frank, Mike Orr played Mr. VanDaan, Tim McGrew played Mr. Dussel, and Bill Reynolds played Mr. Kraler. Above, Anne, portrayed by Janine Gibeau, comforts Peter, played by Paul Wilbur. Left, Mr. Kraler, Bill Reynolds, gives his opinions to Anne, Mary Lou Paxton. Below left, Mr. Frank, Jim Jurica, reads the Scriptures in celebration of the Jewish New Year. Above, Mr. and Mrs. VanDaan argue over the sale of her fur coat in Peter ' s presence. Mariann Ingwersen, Mike Orr, and Paul Wilbur play the characters. Below, the entire household rejoices over the Allied invasion of Europe and the hope of freedom.

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Echoes of a Roar The senior class play, The Mouse That Roared, was a huge success. Six weeks of hard work led up to the final nights, No- vember 20 and 21. The play was so well done that the cast was asked to repeat its performance for the T. estate Hospital. Sue Elsenheimer and Marcia Page played the female leads as Glorianna the Twelfth, opposite Jim Harris and John Harbesonas Tully Bascomb. Upper right, Thespian AdviserWoody Hansen stands by his stalwart aids, Stage Manager Tom Grapes and Stu- dent Director Mary Roxburgh. Middle right, the victorious high constable of Grand Fen- wick speaks to his charges on his homeward return. Lower le ft, Tully Bascomb (Jim Harris) and Glorianna the Twelfth (Sue Elsen- heimer) relax after their performance. Lower right, the entire cast poses for a final picture as the last echo of the Mouse ' s Roar dies away into the land of memory. 22

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Wiinderland Prom Chairman Lee Mamett, Senior Class President Steve Lockman, and dates Linda Tompkins and Elaine Johnson agree that the evening is truly a wonderland by night. Seniors parade in the Grand March. Harry Hibbard directs the Harry Dale Orchestra, which provided fine dance music for those at the prom. 24