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s ' v Senior Play Girl in the Rain 11 Robert Marshall, Shirley Holland, Gene Cantrell, Lynn Berridge. ill l lla all 1 M l Mona Beecroft, Bill Hemming. SUSPENSE and excitement dom- inated the thrill packed Girl in the Rain , senior play presented by an all senior cast for the sec- ond time in many years. Spine- tingling mystery, entangling ro- mance, and a touch of comedy combined with excellent charac- ter portrayals by the cast pro- vided an enioyable evening's en- tertainment. All agreed that Miss Barbara Reavis, director, had turned out the usual sterling pro- duction. il il Sh'l H ll d, J h C ' 0, Jo Ann Moss. lr ey O an O n amlan fNof shown: Judy Frenchj -87-
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