West High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Y SANDWICH salad, and dessert . . . hmmmm . . . and as we eye the menu for the day with watering mouths and hungry looks, we impatiently await our turns in the cafeteria line.

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The third annual variety show was presented November 6 and 7. Role Call can truly be called the students' production because the script was written by Nina Bulliet, Valerie Hessel, and Ann Stewartg and the acts were entirely prepared by students. The pub- lications department and the Student Council, with the help of Miss Marjorie Brittain, faculty director, and Miss Camilla johnson, busi- ness manager, presented the show. Bruce Murray was student man- ager. Cleverly written, the plot enabled the various acts to work right in with the action, which concerned a musical comedy writer and a producer with their problems of staging a musical comedy. UMM' Left: A group of girls from the dance routine, Dragnet, 10 work on a new idea for their number. one of the highlights of the show. Plotting action are Gretchen Priebe. Sue Schmeling, Barbara Behr, Lyn Mattison, and Cynthia Ziock. Upper Riglvf: Violet Kelcic, the charming Russian dancer, finds her fellow performers. Celeste Boyer, Mike Vaccarello. and Arlene Verbeski, altogether fascinated by her unusual skill. Lower Left: Mary Moffatt tunes in a group of stars at dress rehearsal. They include Maxine Ford, Bob Bianchi, Jane Green, and Janis O'Dell. Lower Riglyf: How strong he is, proclaims Jane Maxim on examining Fred Speer's muscles during a lighter interlude. Carol Nielson and Helenn Reitsch, two fussy elderly ladies, use a little of their exotic charm on the poor boy.