Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1941, Page 56

Description:	50Sta<f,e 3)aatTop Left: Clenis Fearman, Clark McClure, BarbaraBurns, Bob Harvey, and Marion Jackson.Top Right: Betty Hanson, student assistant; KennethBidwell; Barbara Burns; Jim Phillipi, student assistant;Mr. Farrow, coach.Bottom Left: Audrey Mundy; Bill Benckart; MarthaTerrell; Bill Esarey; Alyce Howe; Dick Starr.Bottom Row: Betty Bell; Mary Ann Hensley; HallieWallace; Jacquline Beldon; Ruth Becker; Mary Stephens;Joyce Gill; Marion Records; Nancy Welch, Peggy Sparks;Jessie Wilson; Mary Pat Doyle; Mary Helen Haydock;Helen Reeves.Stage Door was the most outstanding production in Bloomington High School since 1936. Featuring the outstanding performance of Barbara Burns as Terry Randall, Stage Door was able to fill theauditorium to capacity.The story is one depicting the lives of young actresses living in the boarding houses of New York.The plot is based upon the events which occur in the life of Terry Randall. Complicated by her flirtations with a left wing playwright, Keith Burgess, and her romance with movie-producer David Kingsley,the play is excellently written.The leads were taken by Barbara Burns as Terry Randall, Clark McClure as David Kingsley, and BobHarvey as Keith Burgess. The show was directed by Mr. Farrow and assisted by Betty Jo Hansonand James Phillipi of Indiana University.
Source:	http://cdm17129.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/hs-bloom/id/5555
Collection:	Bloomington High School

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