Aurora High School - Kennel Yearbook (Aurora, MO)

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55 a i as-2 Mr Gllbreth Ars Gllbreth Lrnestlne Frank JaCk1e an B111 Fred Anne Lillian Martha M s Fitzgerald Dr Borton Joe Scales Larry Set Furnlshlngs W 3 vii ...J lfi 'CHEAPER by the DOZEN' 'D By Gllbreth and Carey Presented by the Junlor Class, January 2h, 1951 Cast of Characters Compllmen John J1r1k Karen Compton Alma Jo Peterson Marllyn Crook Joe McCul1ah Bill uautney Barbara Epperson Richard Johnston Larry Davls Larry French Beverley Trower Betty Moore Nancy Campbell Ellen Nlnzer Jackle Fare Jerry Phllllps Arlle Edwards ts of Atteberry's Red Halr Compllments of Comb's Beauty Shop WUS1C Compllments of Payne Radlo Shop As the play began the modern Frank and Ernestlne were remlnlsclng over their chlld hood days It seems that Anne w1shed longingly for a date, but her father, Mr Cllbreth, had some very old fashloned ldeas about dates and most of the boys were afrald to ask Anne to even have a soda with them Anne, however, found some comfort from her mother, H s Gilbreth, who see ed to understand her daughter Ernestine and Martha played supportlng parts as younger slsters equally interested ln boys, while Lillian hadn't reached that stave yet and was satisfied with candy Jackle, another slster, who caught the attentlon of the audience by represent1ng a tomboy of the twentles Dan and Fred had qulte a time wlth thelr five dollar dog Blll, another brother was very entertalning in hls role as chaperon of hls slster Anne Young Frank brought many laughs with hls hatred for dO1Hg dishes Also 1n the cast were mrs F1+zgera1d, Joe Scales, Dr Borton, Miss Brlll, and larry, each of whlch played hls part well helplng to make the play a huge success gm 1 Y r ' as , . 'K ' FK ': '::::::::::' 11 in . Ol! OO D, .3 2: M ss Brill : I . . . . . : Marlene Maples