William A Wirt High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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SECRET JGURNAL Ot course, it was pretty much the same old story when it came to re- hearsal time. Lunch hours, after school, evenings, anytime, any place. But the players accepted this and worked hard at every opportunity. Finally, when Miss Labb made the imortal statement, Well, people, it's your play, they took the stage and did an outstanding job. A little publicity for Dr. Hudson's pet proiect, a new hospital. Taking the picture is Peggy O'Neil, Mr. War- ren's daughter, and Bob Parks is taking notes. Mr. Warren and Dr. Hudson pose for the photographer. Waiting anxiously outside the door of the operating room for word of Dr. Hudson's daughter are Jo Ann Hoffman, Peggy O'Neil, Sandra Knapp, Ginny Swisshelm, Leroy Kietzman, and Sue Barger. l 29

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DR. HUDSOINVS The Wirt Drama Class this year chose for its spring play to do a stage version of the fa- mous Television series, Dr, Hudson's Secret Journal. Not slacking up one bit after the com- pletion of the Christmas Pageant, it immedi- ately started work to make this, their final play of the year, the best ever given at Wirt. Dr.Hudson, Mickey Shlens, and Mr. Warren, Leroy Kietzman, dis- cuss plans for the new hospital as Nancy, Sue Barger, looks on. After her operation Dr. Hudson's daughter, Marilyn Gourlay, is wheeled into his office for a talk. The nurses are Kathy Fuller and Sue Blankenship. Also concerned with her health is Steve Makatura, who Dr. Hudson has been putting through school. 28

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