Turtle Lake High School - Turtle Yearbook (Turtle Lake, WI)

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY-'46 On December ll, 1946, the junior class presented their annual class play, Judy Pulls The Curtain . The story concerned a group of teenagers and their efforts to become famous actresses and writers. The cast was as follows: Bill Martin--An easy-going, witty young man of 17---Gilmore Goulet. Lucy Martin--A spoiled but lovable girl of sixteen who has ambitions for a career on Broadway---Betty Buckley, Ann Travis--An aspiring young playwright who hopes that she will someday replace William Shakespeare---Laurie Nuesse. -Tall, slender, and pretty. She is firmly confident that she will become a famous actress---Joyce Sohr. A meek, retiring sort of fellow---Jerry Borowski. -A cheery lad who never seems to let anything get him down---Bob Berglund. A rough, uncouth fellow who pretends to be a movie producer-- Paul Heller. J Mrs. Travis--Pretty and affectionate but rather inclined to be over dramatic - - -Gloria Hart. Judy Travis- Jack Stevens - - Johnny Blair - Joe Sydney-- - Professor Travis ------- Miss Sloan- - - An intelligent, meek and cautious man---J' oe Suennen. The woman from the press, ---JoAnn Gall. -Another stagestruck, young girl---Eloise King. Martha's twin who is equally determined to have a stage Martha Cook-- Sue Cook ------ career - - -Therese Davison. The play was presented to a full house with the total returns amounting to 5176, the largest amount ever taken in on a class play. The play was presented under the direction of Miss Janice Johnson. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY-'47 Cast: Carol Gamache--Mrs. Doty--An energetic woman of forty-seven who dramatizes each and every situation. Mary Ann Jansen--Laura--the spoiled darling. Her mother's pet: she is beautiful, but cold and haughty. June Humphrey---Marion--pretty, unspoiled and entirely wrapped up in her household life. Carole Wilton ---- Myra--an ex-'schoolteacher of forty -five with a dominant manner and an even disposition. Carol Gaffney ---- substitute for Sylvia Merle--Jenny--a good-natured maid of Norwegian extraction. Elmer Splett---Preston--the father. He is robust and ordinarily mild tempered. Gilmore Goulet---Hubert--the oldest'son. A witty talker with ideas for making money. Tommy Johnson---Buck--the youngest son. Thoughtless and full of fun and given to speaking his own rnind. Paul Heller---Donald Young--an athletic individual of twenty with quiet manne and a 'bashful sort of a, grin. Tony Kantke---'William Roberts--a diamond in the rough.' A man to which people took an instant liking. Summary: This play concerns a typical small town family whose oldest daughter is chosen queen of the Harvest Festical. Rain spoils the parade, the queen catches a cold, but all t-irna out well in the end. IS