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S E N I O R P L A Y S Ianuary . . . Mr. Kenneth Kraker with his artisans and Miss Edna Kennedy with her art classes effect effective settings for Seventh Heaven . . . Mr. O. A. Lovett con- gratulated on appealing production . . . Betty reveals a spiritual charm in interpreta- tion of Diane . . . I am a very remarkable fe1low reiterates Chico - yes, and lack proves a remarkable actor . . . Stevy goes to town in the villianous role of Nana . . . Ugh! The Rat! but we hand it to you, Kenny . . . smiles are synonymous with Boul tWaltl and his jaloppy' '... securing a garb long enough to cover the priest tBirrelll a real achievement . . . Ianuary Class and sponsors in Seventh Heaven over artistic land financiall success of play. Cast: Diane, Betty Glinn: Chico, Iack Ankeny: The Rat, Kenneth Lamont: Nana, Marian Stevenson: Arlette, Dorothy Mayers: Maximillian Gobin, Robert Hadley: Uncle Georges, Arthur Lamberti: Aunt Valentine, lean Marshall: Boul, Walton Mason: Brissac, Kenneth Richards: Pere Chevillon, George Birrell: Recan, Ostap Danyluke: Sergeant of Police, Kenneth Macaulay: Blonde, Harold Miles: Lamplighter, Bill Goldner. Play staff: Prompters, Norma Bane, Katherine Guthrie: Wardrobe Mistresses, Alice Robbins, Leta Hayes: Business Manager, Allan Wise: Advertising, Margaret Wood. Iune . . . Play Committee finally conquers difficulties by choosing She stoops to Conquer . . . cast absorbs Cleveland Playhouse production for interpretive suggestion . . . Larry, as Tony Lumpkin, wins applause by natural technique . . . Stanitz CMar- lowl takes lessons on trembling knees . . . Ruth Ianice very fetching as Kate and would- be barmaid . . . poor Mr. Hardcastle goes around in circles . . . Mrs. Hardcastle has quite a time with her dear son's love match and brilliance . . . the intelligent, skilled servants help Hardcastle quite unadmirably . . . Frank tHastingsl and Nancy tMiss Nevillel finally overcome their obstacles on the bumpy road to love . Eighteenth century settings and costumes fascinate . . . production of Goldsmith's hilariously comic characterizations, situations, and dialogue chalk up another hit for Director O. A. Lovett . . . Iune Class senses Hollywood fame for its talented members. Cast: Tony Lumpkin, Larry Taijala: Kate Hardcastle, Ruth Ianice Knofsky: Young Marlow, Iames Stanitz: Sir Charles Marlow, Graham Gilliss: Mrs. Hardcastle, lean Kelts: Squire Hardcastle, Ted Saker: George Hastings, Frank Ogden: Diggory, Ray Baskett: Roger, George Iob: Dick, Albin Shine: Thomas, Bill Call: Stingo, Landlord of Three Pigeons , Aatos Nikkila: Slang, Glen Kyser: Iimmy, Ierry Kreske: Mat Muggins, Iohn Massar: Twist tToml, George Duche: Aminadab, Bill Dailey: Constance Neville, Nancy McConnaughy: Dolly the Maid, Iosephine Knoske. Play staff: Stage Manager, Iohn Martin: Property, Robert Heinlein. Tom DeCamp, Marjorie Dorson: Business Manager, Tom Richardson: Tickets, Andy Matyas: Publicity, Mary K. O'Rourke: Wardrobe, Harriet Rice, Rose Campana: Prompters, lean Newton, Irene Karl: Ushers, lean Wyres, Betty Zeigler. L Page Twenty-nine
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um, GLADYS VENNETTE Friendship: Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom: Safety: Commercial: Honor Society . . . CARL VENNITTI 7-Zoology . . . MARTHA VOZAR Friendship: G. A. A .... RALPH WALLIS--Youngstown, Ohio: Latin. ROSCOE WAREHAM - - Football . . . SARA WESTON f Frolics: Friendship: Aeneid: Bookshelf: Dramatic: Glee: Alpha Writers: High Life: Chemistry: Prom: Hi-Eco-Sy: Marionettes . , . VIRGINIA WHITEHOUSE-Honor Society: Frolics: Friendship: Aeneid: Spanish: Bookshelf: High Lights: Orchestra: Dramatic: High Life: Chemistry: Alpha Writers: Prom: Geometry: Senior Play Committee: Senior Assembly Committee: Commencement: Honor Student . . . EVELYN WHITMORE -'-- Sligo, Pennsylvania: Safety: Basketball: Cheerleader: Prom: Chemistry. IANE WILLIAMS 4 Friendship: Glee: High Life . . , PAULINE WILLIAMS - Friendship: Dramatic: Commercial . . . MARIORIE WILLIAMSON - Friendship: Orchestra: Safety . . . RAY WILSON -- Industrial Arts: Lettermen: Stunt: Football: Baseball: Frolics: Class Basketball. Base- ball. LEON WOITOWICZ A - Industrial Arts: Monitor . . . IACK WOODSIDE -Frolics: Booster: French: Bookshelf: Dramatic: Prom: Psychology . . . LEVADA WRIGHT' -Frolics: Friend- ship: Glee, 2: Student Council: Basketball: Volleyball: Base- ball: G. A. A .... LEONARD WRIGHT Hi-Y B: Student Council: Senior Assembly Committee. IEAN WYRES- -Frolics: Friendship: Spanish: Dramatic: Glee: Prom: Class Officer, 3: Honor Society: Senior Play . . . BETTY YOHO - Honor Society: Friendship: Aeneid. 3: Spanish, 4: Bookshelf, 2: Glee: Echoes: Prom: Chemistry: Geometry: Hi-Eco-Sy: Commencement: Honor Student . . . FLORENCE ZAMARELLI-Friendship . . . BETTY ZEIGLER -Friendship: Bibliophiles: Echoes: Dramatic: Debate: Senior Play. MARY ZOKOSKY -- Zoology: G. A. A.: Hi-Eco-Sy .. MICHAEL MACKO. ELIZABETH FERRANCE trio picture? Friendship: Prom: Commercial . . . BETTY TOMPKlNS4Lno picturel Friendship: Orchestra: Band: Glee . . . FRED WOODS -fno picturel Howland: Band: Glee: Neo-Lits: Chemistry: Alpha Writers. l President: 2- -Vice President: 34 Secretary: 4 Treasurer. Burt Taylor and Dennis Madden survey their handiwork - Senior Prom. IUNE CLASS
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SPONSORS: Miss Marie O'Rourke cmd Mr. Roy Daily, OFFICERS: President, Orrin Henry: Vice President. Icxmes Taylor: Secretory, lean Griffith: Treas- urer, Helen Bustclrd. Page Thirty mfr we W ,,. ., J
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