Spotlight On Youth

The Rotary International, a world fellowship of business and professional men with a common ideal of service, presents the Rotary Golden Theatre. More than 8,000 Rotary clubs in 89 countries throughout the world are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Rotary International, an organization fostering the ideal of service in personal business and community life, and working for the advancement of international understanding, goodwill and

through a world fellowship for business and professional men. In observance of its golden anniversary and as a public service, Rotary International brings you the Rotary Golden Theatre. As we enter the Rotary Golden Theatre, the bright lights blaze for the title of the drama we are about to see.

Spotlight on You. We take our seats. The curtain rises on a scene that's bustling with activity. It's a corridor, the middle city high school building between classes. classes. Deborah Gray, a junior, rushes up to James Frisbee. They secretary the student council. I've been simply dying to talk to you all morning. Have you heard the news?

What news? They're going to have middle city boys and girls week. They? Who are they? It's to be sponsored by the Rotary Club. Great. Sounds like fun. Fun. Red Frisbee, it'll probably be the most juvenile thing that's ever happened. But Debbie, isn't your father a Rotarian?

Yes, and that's not the worst. What do you mean? He's chairman of the Rotary Club Boys and Girls Week Committee. Oh, honestly, I could just die. You could. Why? Red Frisbee, how would you like it if your father came around and started treating the whole middle city high school like a group of infants?

Gee Debbie, whenever I come over to your house, he's always treated me great. Your dad, I mean. Oh, honestly, Red, can't you see what'll happen? There'll probably be some stupid pageant for Boys and Girls Week, with everybody dressed up in idiotic costumes as a spirit of use and we'll have to make a lot of silly old speeches in high school assembly