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Get Up and Go (Lakeview High School)

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Get Up and Go was an academic program at Lakeview High School.[1]

1963, Lion's Roar

A musical comedy production involving numerous students and faculty members in various performance and production roles.[1]

The Lion's Roar names 46 people for this group: Katherine Alajoki; Barbara Ball; Susan Bailey; Susan Burke; Patricia Chandler; Sharon Duke; Marian Dyson; Jean Elliot; Kathleen Fairley; Susan Favetta; Lenore Franks; Elaine Greaves; Joan Hume; Jean Jordan; Helge Kurm; Maria Rakovszky; Linda Lozinski; Susan Roberts; Clara Scully; Olga Stasiw; Kathy Stokes; Barbara Valley; Lee Vester; Janis Walmark; Judy Warwick; June York; Ron Devine; Michael Kaija; Norman Kroker; Clinton Kuschak; Darcy Legros; Burghard Lademan; Mark Slotiuk; Robert Strachan; Wayde Turgeon; Robert Johns; Wayne McFarlane; David Jarraway; Charles Aho; Bill Murray; Ross Salmi; Clayton Reedman; Reg Nalezyty; Simon Campling; Don Salminen; Allan McNiver.

Officers and advisers named: Mrs. Evans (director of staging and acting); Heli Kopti (pianist); Vivien Masseau (Abigail McCauley); Mary Jarvis (dance arranger); Morley Mitchell (Murphy); Robert McLaren (Sam Hooker / Chester Noble); David Sterling (Johny Brown); Marian Bachiniski (Esther Cole); Jerry Gothard (Bob); C. McNeill (costumes); Tom Kelly (Oscar Lister); Joy Hewitson (Violet); Web Brown (Eddie Carter); Barbara Erickson (Pamela Smith); Betty Ann Zywina (Carol Jones); Robert Fiorito (George Poole); Peter Litwintschik (George Poole's father); M. Shapiro (production manager); J. Jewitt (director of choral parts); R.G. Harle (director of music); E. Stepaniak (casting); R. Morton (make-up); D. Whalley (stage manager); J. Playford (stage manager); R. Graham (property manager); C. Jamieson (publicity); C. Woods (lighting); M. Vukovich (treasurer); Irene Slomka (prompter).

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 13. Internet Archive.