Beaumont High School - Live Oak Yearbook (Beaumont, CA)

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STANDING: Jaclrie Smilh, Francesca Kresse. SITTING: Charles King. Beily Kuhn, Dick Harrison, Dean Dau Proc. The Cunninghams were a prosperous couple living in a middle-easlern cily. David Cunningham lCharles Kingl was a respecied businessman and his wife Judiih lBeHy Kuhnl an unhappy woman whose son Bud Owen lArlhur Holmesl had disap- peared lhree years before. Everyone believed lhal Bud had been drowned by his besl friend, Joe Willard lPaul Marrinl during a fighr al The beach. Then one clay, Mack Burrell lDean DeuPreel, a relired policeman, walked in wifh Bud Owen, and everyihing changed. Joe was cleared lo lhe happiness of Ellen Wood Uacqueline Smilhl, ihe girl nexl door, . Bul . . . Bud doesnur recognize his old friends. Some of Jucli+h's ihings vanish. Walier Dawson lBiIl Roberlsl, Judi'rh's no-good brother, is very jealous of Bud, while Elizaibelh llzrancesca Kressel lakes lhe whole siiuarion in. for The benefif of The neighbors. Judilh begins 'ro worry and wonder if he really is Bud. Cunningham is also sure 'rhal This Bud is an imposier. One nighl ailer Bud and Cunningham have lelf for The show Burrell and Ellen come over lo see Judilh. Burrell goes upsiairs and finds Judilh unconscious locked in an airlighf closel. When Bud and Cunningham relurn from The show, Cunningham accuses Bud of being an imposler. Then Bud Turns ihe fables. He proves fha? he is lhe real Bud Owens and says Thai ir was Cunningham who fried lo drown him by pushing him oil 'rhe pier ai The beach. And now he has come back 'ro prove Cunningharn's guill. In a rage. Cunningham hils Bud wilh a coke borrle and is preparing 'ro lake him upslairs 'ro The closer where he locked Judilh. when Burrell, Ellen and Joe come in and slop him. ' This Cnmplvtc Page ' Sgmnsnrwl by . . RAY F. ALLEN

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'U 4 new T iffs su IT! R P ll. X Y MJ BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vernis Andrews, Curfis Spears, Souleles, Colleen Hansen. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Haywood, Dorolhy Rash, Marilyn King. The Junior Class chose Tor Their dramaTic eTTorT Three-acT comedy, BroTher Goose. McGee. As JeTT Adams, a aTTempTing To BroTher Goose was ably porhfayed by ArThur young archiTecT, he meT wiTh much opposiirion when younger sisTers, Carol, played by Fern Souleles: and HyacinTh, played by Marilynhliingg and his sevenTeen-year-old broTher, Wesley, Taken by RoberT Bopp. CurTis Spears, as Eve, a souThern charmer, was Wes's prime inTer- esT, while Peggy Winkle, played by Colleen Hansen, capTured JeTT's hearT, much To The dismay of Mary Ellen MarTin, who porTrayed Lenore Hudson, a socieTy girl. V CharacTer parTs were played very well by DoroThy Rash as Mrs. Trimmer, a woman of abouT SO, and ChrisTine Haywood as Sarah, a buxorn negress. Vernis Andrews was Helen, The Adam's maid. The Truck-driver, a rough. Tough looking individual was porTrayed by Dave Summers. Full of laughs To The lasT curTain, The comedy was a hugh success, playing before a capaciTy audience aT The maTinee February 27, and The evening performance February 28. This Cunlplvtv Page Sponsored by . . . BEAUMUNT THEATER Jimmy james Dave Sumner, Ari' McGee. Fern RoberT Bopp, Mary Ellen Marfin, of The year The Tasf-moving raise his Two

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