Vermont Academy - Wildcat Yearbook (Saxtons River, VT)

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King of Hearts, Act II DRAMATICS The Dramatics Club once again fulfilled its purpose of providing interested students with an outlet for their theatrical inclinations. This year the Vermont Academy Players scored a hit in their successful version of King of Hearts by jean Kerr and Eleanor Brooke, which was presented in December under the direction of Mr. T. K. Tischler assisted by Mr. Charles Solms. john Arthur interpreted the lead role of Larry Larkin, a noted cartoonist, Whose secretary and fiancee, Dunreath Henry, was played by Pam Lucy. Mark Palmer was Francis X. Dignan and Sally Brodine, jeniella. Larkin, ostentatious and egotistical, hires Dignan to ghost-draw his comic strip while Larkin honey- moons with Dunreath. However, Dignan falls in love with her instead, and, after various complications, wins her hand. Chip Smith and Brian Angell performed capably in supporting roles. Others in the cast were Tony Carbine and Richard Hubbell. Stmzdirzg: Mr. Solms, assistant director. Smltd: Mr. Tischler. director' Don Mc- lnnes, Vice-Presidentg Chip Smith, President, Roger Seagrave, Business Manager. fl W1 'NFA' psvfi' 1- bs. S' J my 'lx L A l , . 1 ' s ll l ui , fu Y 1 2 X 'R ,V A L I . ,J rfb - f 4 1 . Q - f N ffm' - ,Q-H: .tgp 'lf 'vi' ..,:- ug. -A :1 e it A. sa 'Z ,xl - r X 1- at .- I ' . A ,fini 1' ,fi f '-'1 ' ' f 1- -A . ff ..,-, ' xx hy --H r XS ' 1 '19 ' 'I 'J f 4 1 ' 1

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Sf-1'1ffl'15Q-' 'turn Keriiwn, Qary Brown, Sam Hieks, Denny Emerson, Fred Stanley, john Dick. Sealed: john Arthur, Bill Bigelow, The l.ife Staff is responsible for two publications'-f-the weekly bulletin board and the quarterly magazine. lzditorfin-Chief: Chip Smith. The weekly edition provides a running aeeount of Current exents, while the eluarterly gives a more eon- densed xersion that serves as a permanent reeord. The quarterly, with a eireulation of over 3000, in- cludes tlass notes of interest to alumni. This year's Campus Confidential was a popular feature with its humorous sidelights on Campus life. liruee Cagniers satirie Cartoons provided many chuckles. A notable acquisition during the year was a glassedfin cabinet for displaying the weekly edition. The Wfildeat Board was organized early around a steering group who got things rolling before enlisting the serxites ot' a large number of the other members ot the graduating tlass. lfor a variety of reasons-f intluding the liaet that this was the Zith year for Mr. and Mrs. l.eaxitt at Vermont Atatlemy and also their last year the hoard detided to make the '59 Wilrlt at the best VA. yearbook ot' all time. The Spring Supplement will show additional stalilimen who helped on both l.ilie and the Wfildtat. Sf.ll,'t!,'ll.lf.' lhtue lialunitr, Cautoonistg Dean f,l.lll'i. fauitpus lfelllnl, Sain links, Sports lfthtor, Hill liigelow, Plmotograplly litlitor. 51.1 lollll Al'llllll'. llusiness lNlanagel1 Clary Brown, litlltftl'-lI1'f,lIlL'f ful. wkkalti f-Ffa? Shoes? j iff 'S ' Q ifmgfii 7 iw ff L NX V x V4 Saga-wfmg Q V , 9'-r gg: III-'U f ,rf-' ,f f v alia.,-,,,,,,,5.-ll- AQ'-'56 ,Bi ,Q Qi