Performances in the 1960s and 1970s included the following:
January 25, 1964: two one-act plays presented by the freshmen; Little Women directed by Mrs. Arthur Stucke and The King Who Couldn't Be Fooled by a student director April 4-5, 1964: three-act play, Murder in a Nunnery, presented by sophomores and juniors and directed by Mrs. Arthur Stucke April 24-25, 1965: The Thread that Runs so True May 1966: I Remember Mama November 19-20, 1966: modern three-act comedy by Helen Doss called The Family Nobody Wanted; directed by Mrs. Stucke March 9-10, 1967: senior class presented The '67 Circus: a Variety Show April 8-9, 1967: melodrama entitled Gold in the Hills March 8-9, 1968: Best Year Yet, annual senior variety show Fall 1968: Jane Eyre, directed by Mrs. Art Stucke April 12-13, 1969: The Miracle Worker, directed by Mrs. Art Stucke