William Henry Harrison High School - Legend Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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'Blithe Spirit? Ghostly Fall Fun WHO SAYS a play is all work? Caught between scenes, the entire cast relaxes on stage. 4 3w teem TWO WIVES ARE TOO MANY, especially if both are ghosts. Madame Arcati goes into a trance trying to exercise Ruth and Elvira. PAM YEISER and Jean Mitchell put in many, many hard hours of practice. Being a ghost isnlt the easiest task in the world. lBlithe Spiritl Cast Ann Swisher ............... Ruth Condomine John Culley .............. Charles Condomine Jean Mitchell ........................ Elvira Susie Grizell ................ . . Linda Crebs ---------------- Edlth, the maxd Robin Griep .................. Dr. Bradman Susan Rosencranz ............ Norma Hoops ---------------- Mrs. Bradman Pam Yeiser ................ Madame Arcati Harrisonls fall production, HBlithe Spiritf, told the story of a sophisticated young woman, Ruth, who was thrown completely for a loop when her husband,s ex-Wife appeared as a ghost. Only the husband could see or hear Elvira-until Ruth became a spirit too. The whole situation was a hilarious farce. But the production could not have been a success without the co-operation of its crews who worked behind the scenes. What would a production be Without make-up, paint, props, tickets, costume, construction, lights, and programs committees ?-not as successful as those at Harri- SOIL

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DEBBIE SMITH, junior, like many other Har- rison students joined the folk music lovers this year. Folk music was the most popular club. Hail to the Conquering Spirit USEND eEM TO THE MOONh was the win- ning theme for Color-Day, shown in Sophomore homeroom 35. WHO IS HALLIE Tager backing in the Fresh- man class eiections? Maybe her friend Jack Snyder can help her. High school is not merely academic study, but, is comprised of many fun-filled and honorable events and awards. This year, t64- 65, has had its share of memorable events. The seniors have walked the hallowed halls of Harrison for the last time, but, they can look back With pride at such things as; the riotous lunch hours, spirited pep assemblies, the awards won, and the home-coming dance. In the years to come these events Will be recalled at the class reunions, parties, and in letters. Year ,64365 is truly one that Will be remembered and cherished forever in the heart of every Harrison hWarriorf,

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Twist High School life is never dull, and so was the case in the past year. The social life at Harrison was far from dull, in fact it was just the opposite. The pep assemblies were all high spirited and gen- erated interest. For the bgreenies the Freshman party was the top social function of the year as was the case with the Sophomore class. The parties and sock hops after the games also added extra sparkle to the years social agenda. Without parties and pep assemblies the past year would have been a lot less fun. NMAY I HAVE this dance? senior Amy Fine asks Greg Faith, Capid Cupers king. SHANGRI-LA was the Freshman Party theme, here Sally Fulford ten- tertainmenQ and Dave Byrne tpubli- cityT take time out to look over party decorations. LYNN OSWALD, Sophomore party decoration chairman gives her co- worker, Becky Dumes a helping hand. MEMBERS of the slave auction are about to be sold to the highest bidder. Any offers?