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

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'Sabrina F air9 Leads Winter Production Summary of liSabrina Fairll When Sabrina Fairchild, the daughter of Larrabeels chauf- feur, returned from her schooling in France, the entire Lar- rabee household became interested in her. David Larrabee was fascinated by Sabrina; his older brother Linus was also interested, but silently. David soon fell in love with Sabrina, and was thinking of marriage, but Sabrina did not love him, and Maude Lar- rabee would hardly consent to a marriage that was below her sonls station. When Sabrinals French boyfriend visited from Europe, things really got confusing. It was at this time that Sabrina and Linus realized that they were in love. Then, to simplify matters, Sabrinals father, Fair'child, revealed that he had made a fortune in stocks, and Sabrina was wealthier than the Larrabees. The result was a wedding for Sabrina and Linus. , ,' ii: ROBIN GRIEP, CATHY Tiernan, and Judy Shepherd are among the stars of the fall play, Sabrina Fair. SHERRY CRAWFORD ANGRILY kicks Bert Emmons in the leg during a scene of uSabrina Fair? itSabrina Fwairtl Maude Larrabee ........................... Judy Shepard Julia Ward McKinlock .................. Sherry Crawford Linus Larrabee, Jr. ......................... Bert Emmons Linus Larrabee, Sr. .......................... Robin Griep Margaret .................. Debbie Herron, Stans Hooiberg David Larrabee .......................... Clark Anderson Gretchen .................................... Terry Helm Sabrina Fairchild ......................... Cathy Tiernan Fairchild ................................... LeRoy Smith A Young Man .............................. Skip Courter A Young Woman ................ a ........ Ann Carptenter Another Young Man ...................... David Walker Another Young Woman ..................... Cindy Shane Paul DlArgenson ............................ Bob Ankrom EMOTIONS FLARED IN all directions during the fall pro- duction of llSabrina Fairll as Bob Ankrom, Clark Ander- son, and Cathy Tiernan plainly show.

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. V. at WAR DANCES BY LITTLE RED, Jim Watkins, make school spirit soar. MR. GIOVANETTI, Mrs. Pace. and Mr. Van Stone g0 Warrior all the way as the faculty put on the preeSectional pep assembly. THE SENIOR PEP CLUBlS Asparagus Patch hides Jolly Green Giant Pete Helmbock during part of the Reitz foot- ball assembly. Club Projects Pep, School S pirit Soars Two bits, four bits . . fl These are the words that we yelled for the megaphone contest at pep assemblies. Compe- tition was keen this year, especially between the jumors and seniors. The megaphone changed hands many times as each class tried to outayell the others. Each class put on at least one assembly and the teachers pitched in when they gave the Sectional pep rally. Little Red was elected by the student body last spring and given war dance lessons. He presented victory feathers for every win and did special Indian dances at each pep as- sembly. Little Red also appeared before and at half-time of each football and basketball: game. The Pep Club organized many of the skits for our pep assemblies. With over 100 seniors at the Tuesday afternoon meetings, the interest was great and the participation was overwhelming. Remember the Indian feathers and headbands, the huge Hll formed for the Sectionals, and the signs that were seen so frequently around the school and at pep assemblies? All of these are proof that this year we had spiritll

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$ MARK LIVELY backs away from amorous Terry Helm. HALL IBAVHIDSON, Robin Griep, and Linda Crebs enjoy an after-dinner drink and speculate about her life with Captain Von Trapp. 10