Alliance High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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The Class of 1946 presents “FOOT-LOOSE” a comedy by CHARLES QUIMBY BURDETTE staged by MISS GLADYS QUIGLEY Ethel Berg—Student Director THE CHARACTERS Richard Early..............................Wilbert Keder Emily Early...................................... Murray Hope Early ----------- Charlotte Cook Dick Early.................................... chleborad Mary Early................................Betty Buchflnck Bob Dick King Delphie ------------ Alta Colerick Randolph (Randy) Cunningham................Tom Morrow Jenny Malloy...................................... Myers Buzz” Daily....................................Don Hunt Miriam Walker...........................Dixie Heidebrecht Jack Milford...............................Kenneth Sayre Sanford Welles........................................Ray Grove Mrs. Forester ----------- Dorothy Pearson

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l ft to Right— LEROY SOMOMMER, DONAL SIMPSON BETTY JEAN SMITH, DONALD SMITH HETTY STEOOS. PAUL SWARD KEITH TOLSTEDT. DAVE UNDERWOOD SHIRLEY WARD, BOR WEYL ALV1E WILKINS. CAROL YOUNKIN

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Junior Class Play ••Twixteen.” a comedy in three acts was presented by the Junior Class, December 6th and 7th. Rodney Wells, Jr., portrayed by Freddie Cutts, has discovered that the only way to get Doris Mansfield, characterized by Frances Copsey. is large biceps and notes delivered the “hard way.” Pete Thompson, played by Roger Lewis, helps every thing out by getting these notes to Gwendolyn Todd, portrayed by Pat Long. Dave Underwood filled the role of Specks Howard, whose grave dignity verges on the comical side. Rod's two sisters. Elizabeth and Francie were played by Arlene O’Connell and Inez Antrim. Elizabeth is very dramatic and Francie’s only ambition is to be an author. Mrs. Wells was played both by Beverly Falfar and Marcene Roland. She was very interested in her children’s affairs. The final character. Mr. Wells, was brought to life by Richard Holder. He took himself very serious and was unintentionally humorous. ‘Twixteen” was directed by Miss Lewis who came to A. H. S. at the start of this year. She taught dramatics to the junior class during the first semester.