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! , f ,v VJ-f if ,Lf L' , 1 l-7 x lack Heinricher and Gary johnson grope their way into a dark room. A flarh bulb rather ruined the effect, but got Bill Logan to the chandelier. The entire cast, left to right: Florence Berry, Con nie York, Margie Barnes, Marilyn Robinson, Lloyd Dy- sart, Jack Heinricher, Bill Logan, Mary Lou Sweely, Dick Wenger, Lenora Ram- saur, Barbara Pollock, Aud- rey Villerr, Gerry Curtir, Gary Johnson, Joanne For- strom, Phyllis Niemi, Mr. Gruver. T Seniors Choose Costume Pla The Whole Town's Talking. That was this years senior play, and after the play was presented the whole town was talking. It was a very entertain- ing comedy concerning the little town of Sundusky, Ghio. Mr. Simmons lLloyd Dysartj trys to make Chester Benney QBill Loganj a bookkeeping drudge, hand- some and attractive so that he can win Mr. Simmons' daughter and keep his business in the family. His scheme to make Binney attractive includes building up a false romance between Benney and the glamor- x ous movie queen, Letty Lythe lMary Lou Sweelyj. Roger Shields QGary -Iohnsonj, a designing French- man, helps to complicate the affairs further. All goes well until Letty Sythe appears followed by her fiance and movie director, Don Swift Uack I-Ieinricherj. Then things started exploding! ln a wild light in the dark Don Swift and Mr. Benney is safely hidden on the chandelier. Everyone thinks Mr. Benney has beaten them both up and thus he wins Ethel Simmons lPhyllis Neimij, daughter of Eugene Simmons, and everything is again in order.
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Junior Drama-Chuck Kittle, Charles Street, Dave Kuper, Mr. Gruver, Larry Laycock, Clara French. Annette Ross, Rae Spur- geon, Dorothy Malnerich, Shirley Harris, Betty Almy, Dorothy Ticknor, Mary Connie Lyonr, Alice Theri- ault, Sandra Penhallegan. junior Drama-left to right: Dorothy Ticknor, Shirley Harris, Carol Day, Marvin Murry, Rursell Mohney, Sandra Penhalle- gan, Mary Lyonr, Chuck Kittle and David Kuper. Junior Comedy Runs Two ights Flora, a motherless fifteen-year-old, had been brought up by a strict grandmother, was known to the high school Wolfpack as little Miss Prune Face. Two of the boys in the play, ambitious to become the greatest advertising men of the world, decide to glamorize little Prune Puss. Wllat happens to the boys and their luckless parents, and to the equally unfortunate radio crooner who becomes involved in their affairs, fills three merry acts and sends the aud- ience out smiling with misty eyes. Flora, played by Clara French, Randy played by Russ Mohney, Buzz played by Marvin Murray. The luckless parents were played by Rae Spurgeon and Chuck Kittle. Their daughter Sharon was played by Anette Ross and Mr. Dean was played by Dave Coop- er. Paul Cofhn plays the part of the radio star, his wife was played by Betty Jo Almy.
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