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

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TUINIIQR IPTILAY This year's Junior play was a hilarious comedy. enfifled The Mad HaHers, fhe HaHers being a family who are nufs abouf everyfhing from dramafics fo afhlefics. The plof of The play is builf around 'rhe facf fhaf fhe family is supporfed by Grandma who suddenly decides her brood is sfagnafing. and leaves 'rhem wifh fhree monfhs fo make good or no money and hops off fo her silver mines. The way fhe helpless Haffers pull fhrough fheir financial crisis is good for a number of hearfy laughs. The casf was as follows: Gigi HaH'er ........,.....,.. ...,.,,. E leanor Thomas Bunny Haffer ....,.. ....,....... B illy Suffon Mom Haffer .,,. ....,.. K afie Taylor Pop Haffer ...,,.. .,........ B ill Parker Diana Haffer ,,.,,...,.., Jean Chris Angelica ..,.......,.... . .,..,,,,, Connie Crosby Grandma Haffer Jean Ann Nuzem Henry Harrison ,...... .....s.......,. H enry Dyer Bessie Harrison .....,. Mugzie Mullen ..... Doris Beach Frank Kresse Nancy Hayward ..,.. ..,,,..... J oan Hanes Clara Sheldon ..,...,..,.,.,,.,..,........ Louise Sfephens y The play was under fhe direcfion of Mrs. Jean Gray. ' class advisor. This Page Sponsored by- WARE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PENGUIN DRIVE-IN 101 E. 6tl1 Street-Phone 2412 649 E. 6th Street 6'Your Packard Dealerv Specializing in Frostiesn

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N Firsf row: Mr. Shafer. Second row: Mifzi Beer, Palsy Dale, Vera DeSommes, Jeannie lsgro. Third row: Don Norcross, Dick Winkleman, Harold Hammer, Alice Bailey. Fourfh row: Jewel Ann Carfer, Sammy Terry, Valerie King, Billie Samson, Paul Womack, Vic McGee. Fiffh row: Alan Cordill, Clarence Bailey, Jean Chris, J. Treece, Gerry Turner, J. Treece. Sixfh row: James Laye, Billy Parker, Dennis Hall, Jack Hensley, Vernon Maxwell, Trinidad Esfrada. Sevenfh row: Glen Ayers, Beverly Morris, Jim Penningfon, Bill Woody, George Klofz, Arfhur Carfer. Eighfh row: Lauree De Frees, George Cable, Bob Bigrigg. Paul Terry, Clifford Clark, Lloyd Sfehl. ' J Ziff? ' J , J46A'L DV -Z gh, a75j J A Z3 gg 4 IL - 1: 5 yah l

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fy s IE N ll o in li ll. c?f Playing before a capacify audience of 300, 'rhe casi of A Mind of Her Own, +he annual Senior Play, presenied an en'oyable performance Friday. April 9. in The High School Audiforium. The 'rhree-acl comedy, which was wriHen by Anne Ferring Weatherly, was a combinafion of hilari+y. sus- pense. and animaied, True-'ro-life characferizafion. The leading role of Bunny Barllefi was convincingly played by Marvis Sewell. Anolher hear?-warming performance was given by Bill Hargrave. as Sfeve Henderson, Bunny's likeable fiance. Mary Ellen Marlin enacfed +he parf of Jessica, 'rhe misunderslood villainess, and Hugh Randall. anoiher of Bunny's admirers, was portrayed by Bob Hargrave. A louch of comedyfwas introduced in+o the plol by fhe vivacious performances of Curl'isiSpears, as Nellie, fhe younger sisfer. and Allen Hofreifor. as Tommy, 'rhe 'reen-age Barfleff boy. Tommy's firsf love in+eres+ is in Carol. fhe sophisficaied girl nexl door, played by Dor- othy Rash. Olher characfers who added +o the hilarily of 'rhe play were fhe sour. business-like Mrs. Phelps, dramafized by Margaref Willel: Bunny's unders+anding Qarenis. Chris- fine Haywood and Joe Davis: Vernis Andrews, +he pessi- mis+ic maid, Mary Ann Templeman, The gushy Miss Flora Fenwick: and Margaret Wilson, Bunny's alhleiic girl frien . ff,g,. ? 2 fi 'i,!, Z 94,2 This Page Sponsored by- KING DRUG CO. C. E. LEWIS 81 SONS 150 E. 6th Street Firestone - Hancock Prescription Druggistsn Cougratulations',