West Boylston High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (West Boylston, MA)

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Senear 7 Cay a«tcUct for a curtain call The cast ready Prompters and Stage Manager be- fore curtain time ■Remember, y ou 29

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Section. “PCaef CAST — FIRST ROW, left to right: Aletha Maker, Ligia Matera, Kathryn Sheldon, Harold Vickery, Marlene Toloczko, Marsha Hilton, Sheila Millin. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mr. John McGrail (Director), Larry Silvester, Richard Love, Bruce Goodale. PRODUCTION CREW— FIRST ROW, left to right: Dolores Anthony, June Skantz, Julianne Salerno, Geraldine Meola, Carol McGuiggan, Mary Jane Colangelo, Michele Abladian. SECOND ROW, left to right: Roy DuPont, Lorraine Fuller, Mary Brunk, Virginia Beshai, Helen Garside, Patricia Popowicz, Hazel Pibus, Nancy Newcomb, Carl Eames. THIRD ROW, left to right: Mr. Phelps, Roger Maddocks, Dana Jackola, Paul Mercadante, Donald Moore, Douglas Moore, Arthur Benedict, Beaman LePoer, Chester Brigham, Clifford Cummings. A final check before curtain time. Tommy Green in revolt. 28 Early last fall the Seniors began rehearsing for their play, ' ' Time Out For Ginger.” The plot revolves around Ginger, a sixteen year old high school Sophomore, who plays on the school football team. When she receives na- tional notoriety by having her picture appear on the cover of Life Magazine, a series of events unfolds which erupts into many family difficulties. After two months of practice with Mr. Mc- Grail, our remarkable director, and a dress rehearsal for the elementary school children the production was ready for the public. On Friday evening, November 21, 1958, the Class of 1959 scored a smashing success before a capacity crowd of students, faculty, and townspeople. The triumph was the prod- uct of the combined hard work of the produc- tion crew, under the supervision of Mr. Phelps and Mr. Smalanskas, the cast, the director, and the class advisors. Mr. Walter McGrail putting make-up on Bruce Goodale.

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(? vU4t tuZ6 “ScUC A Jolly Snowman greeted arriving couples and presented favors. 2.uee t cutcC en s4tte tdcutt Left to right: Marlene Toloczko, Marsha Hilton, Patricia Popowicz (Queen), Ligia Matera, Dolores Anthony. ' 2V fatten, 0 pa tt 4cf ' Winter Fantasy” was the theme of our Christmas Ball. On Friday evening, December 19, 1958, our gymnasium was transformed into a fairyland of icicles, snowflakes, candy canes, and igloos. Muffled by pine boughs floated the soft music of Ethel Waterfield and her Band. During the Grand March the Queen and her Court were chosen. Patricia Popowicz reigned as Queen with Dolores Anthony, Marsha Hiltonj Ligia Matera, and Marlene Toloczko as attendants. During intermission we relaxed at festively decorated tables and enjoyed tasty refreshments. A gay Grand March renewed the dancing which ended all too soon at the Cinderella hour of midnight. 30 I