Ontario High School - Owaches Yearbook (Ontario, OR)

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eniom reaenl am if? irc e The seniors presented a gay comedy entitled Family Circle on December sixth. The plot concerned the efforts of Cornelia Otis Skinner QRuth Joseph, to become an actress. Although Cornelia's parents Uackie Hawk and Dan Leesj were oblivious to her intentions her friends fTish Belknap, Angela Laca, Elaine Duncan, and Veda Jackson, had great faith in her. Abby, the maid fPaula Smit, and the girls devoted swains fDean Anderson, Don Fenn, Eddie Gheen, and Eugene Conklinj were neatly bewildered by the dramatic activities. As in most plays, there was the happy ending. Mr. Trigero directed the play with his usual success.

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Harris, director, Maureen O'Brien, Delight McDole, Joan Horyna, Pearl Smith, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Stewart, Linden Cronin, Kenny Ackerman, Norma Springthorpe, Luther Dickerson, Burke Nich- olson, Danny Brewer, Donna Eisenbarth. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Emma Parker, Don Sheets, Dick McConnaha, Paul Black- er, Duane Hickey, Eugene Willis, Edna Ricks, Bill Hutchinson, ON TA RIO Bob Johnson, Jacquie Stimmel, Donna Cline, Kenneth Ditty, FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: EstolFaulkner, RobbRichmond. Norma Barber, Patsy Seig, Veda Jackson, Jack Robertson, La Roy Wells, Jimmy Ennor, Wilbur Evans, Earl Davis, FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Letha Doman, Fred Bell, Dorothy Gray,Shirley Sugahiro, Carolyn Calkins, Marilyn Brooke. ZZMJ Majoretts, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roma Montgomery, Pearl Smith, Delight McDole, Maureen O'Brien,and Joan Horyna. Band Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Eisenbarth, president: George Stewart, vice-president: Linden Cronin, publicity Chairman.

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For the first time, the junior class gave a play entitled The Late Christopher Bean. It had two casts. The plot revolves around the Haggett's QDan Dearborn - Ann Richter, and Kenneth Ditty-Linden Croninj and their dauifliiters, Ada fRita Cornwell and ary Lou Wheelerj and Susan QBarbara Van- degrift and Donna Johnson, who had been left several portraits by a patient, Chris Bean, who was now dead. Several persons came to pay Chris' bill--first, there was Talent fCharlie Platt and Bob Barkergnext, came Rosen lDick Tacke an Tom Aguerj and finally Davenport Uack Robertsonj who came to write Bean's biography. Warren Creamer fBob Wilson and Melvin Packer, is Susan's boyfriend who is in and out of the Haggett's most of the time. Abby, the maid fElaine Conklin and Jeanne Rocky, lends the air of mystery that is needed in this type of play. It was a very successful play under the able direction of Mr. Trigero. uniorfi redenf le Jafe Cdririfolader Gall