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WE WERE INTRODUCED TO NEW JOBS ATCAREER DAY 1' Armed Services Journalism -L.,...,.-lm-Af l-E Airlines Waterford students heard talks on various professions during our first Career Day, which was under the direc- tion of Mr. Charles Pappas, our vocational co-ordinator Modeling
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THECOMMUNITY READ ABOUT US FROM THE NEWS BUREAU .lean Marie Elkins, Margot Profant, Jean l-llmaffal Karl l-lewerll Eleanor Passage, Sandra White. NEWS BUREAU JEAN LIIMATTA HEAD OF NEWS BUREAU Organized this year, the News Bureau consists of the high school correspondents for the Pontiac Daily Press, the Lakeland Tribune, the Detroit Times and the Waterford news broadcasts for WPON. It is through the eFiorts of this group that the com- munity gets accurate reports on Waterford High School activities. W Checking the latest columns in the local newspapers 28 are .lean Liimatta and Margot Profarlf
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THE BUDDING BARRYMORESH JOINED THE DRAMATICS CLUB 'A Seated: Patty O'Brien, recording secretaryg Vicky Foley, corresponding secretary, Julie Hickman, vice-president, Jim Wager, president. Stand- Miss LOOMAN ing: Bob Coonfield, vice-president, Norman Thomas, treasurer, Roger Reynolds, historian. DRAMATICS CLUB Techniques of make-up, lighting, costumes, pro- duction, directing, staging, and, of course, acting are all benefits received from belonging to the ever growing Dramatics club. It is to this organization that we of Waterford owe our thanks for the many fine plays presented for the public throughout the school year. The club under the well-qualified leadership and direction of Miss Patty Looman, has favored students with more plays this year than any one year ever before. Their productions included The Night of January Sixteenth, a suspense-filled audience participation drama depicting a court room and trial. Best Foot Forward was a comedy portrayal of the senior prom at a small town men's college. The hilarious Harvey was presented early in the spring. These were three of the four plays viewed by students of Waterford during the 1955-56 Dramatics club season. i Best Foot Forward was the first presentation of the Drama- tics club this year. A tale ofthe troubles ofa small town college, the play featured Dennis Johnson, Roger Stevens, Alan Olson, and Dustan Smith.
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