Elsberry High School - Smoke Signal Yearbook (Elsberry, MO)

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F. F. A. Delray Collins, Mr. Harmon, Dale Reinker, Donnie Stone, John Norvel, Wayne Tillotson, Rich Ray, Eugene Luck, Rich Green, Paul Lewis, Melvin Stone, Dennis Lovelace, Philip Chambers, Gary Ray, Ranny Ross, Paul Bangc, Duke Bufford, Ralph Knox, Carl Hagcmeier, Charley Bufford, Larry Corum, Frank Sanders, Tommy Powclson, Terry Davis, Ronald Caldwell, David Schaffer, Donald Brown, Francis Bange, Rodney Gray. F. H. A. Mrs. Sutton, Carol Cordsiemon, Martha Jo Reid, Carolyn Watts, Ann Taylor, Joyce Martin, Joyce Suddnrth, Carol Ricks, Irma Burger, Mary Marling, Mollie Deihl, Karen Turner, Gail Kerpash, Eloise Fritch, Judy Parker, Alice Hull, Marian Brumagin, Sydie Wipke, Gay Brumagin, Libby Houston, Louise Houston, Linda Burkhardt, Lucy Stanley, Norma Goucher, Sandra Fakes, Dotty Vann, Betty Cox, Susan Hammack, Karen Steward, Sharon Brown, Bonnie Robinson, Bobby Scgress, Barbara Houston, Gloria Howland, Linda Lovelace, Carole Calnan, Cheryl Hensley, Kathy Marling, Linda Luck, Linda Gray, Roberta Hensley, Mary Emerick, Isabel Miller, Mayris Watson, Linda Bowles, Nancy DeGeare, Linda Hatfield, Joan Cunningham, May Schaffer, Charlene Steele, Patsy Ray, Phyllis Schuckman, Maxine Taylor, Patty Parker, Brenda Ray, Jeanette Burger, Gayle Humphrey, Lauralu Hatfield, Bobby Temple, Gayle Snyder, Ann Davis, Linda Golloway, Kay Brown, Virginia Downing, Marjane Vann, Annabelle Hull, Durella Lavy, Margaret Blair, Susanna Blair, Shelia Harrison, Irene Tannehill, Carol Dowell. 29

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Mixed Chorus Gary Dye, Mary Marling, Lucy Stanley, Joyce Suddarth, Carol Cordsiemon, Carolyn w.ttts, Martha Reid, Millie Diehl, Sandra Fakes, Curt Suddarth, Jim Sutton, Bette Cox, Gay Brumagin, Libby Houston, Linda Galloway, Sydic Wipke, Linda Gray, Roberta Hensley, Louise Houston, Norma Goucher, Barbara Temple, Irma Burger, Dale Cox, Glenn VanMatre, Don Austin, Dick Maupin, Margaret Blair, Karen Steward, Karen Turner, Durella Lavy, Phyllis Schuchman, Mary Miller, Suesana Blair, Linda Lovelace, Darline Gray, John Stone, Curt Wells, Maurice Scott, Ron Leftwich, Carey Brooksher, Judy Parker, Vivian Creeley, Carol Ricks, Maxine Taylor, Patti Parker, Brenda Ray, Mary Emerick, David Lilley, Michael Cunningham, Neal Spies, Mr. John Harris, Jack LaRue. Boys' Chorus FIRST ROW: Maurice Scott, David Lilley, Glenn VanMatre, Dick Maupin, Curt Suddarth, Neal Spies, John Stone, Don Austin. SECOND ROW: Gary Dye, Ron Leftwich, Jim Sutton, Carey Brooksher, Curt Wells, Jack LaRue, Michael Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Mr. John Harris. 28

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Senior Playcast Larry Prnn, Martha Reid, Rich Green, Carol Ricks, Gary Dye, Carol Cordsiemon, Jim Sutton, Irma Burger. Jack LaRue, Joyce Suddarth, Ron Leftwich, Joyce Martin, Carey Brooksher. Mr. Harmon, Miss Jones. Stranger In The Night Just off the lobby of the Boulevard Hotel there is a gift shop. This gift shop is very capably owned and operated by a couple of attractive young ladies, Sylvia Lee (Joey Reid) and Mable Crane (Carol Ricks) who seem very good-natured, fun loving, and not at all deserving of the events that fall upon their shapely shoulder. . .because someone is plotting murder, and this little gift shop is the very center of the murder plot. Unknown to the girls, someone in this town is to be murdered, and the murderer is to get his instructions via a gift to be purchased here at the shop, and this gift is to contain the name of the future victim. Well, Grant Terry, a young new reporter (Larry Penn) has followed the scent this far, and he stops in to warn the girls of the impending danger. It appears, however, that Grant is thinking just a little slower than the murderer, because a stranger in the night slips in, pushes around among the gifts, focuses his light on one, then grabs it and glides into the shadows. There he will read the name of the victim, and there he will plot his final steps. Well, the entire cast gets the sudden notio- that it's he or she who is about to be murdered, and there actions are very funny indeed because people who think they're about to be exterminated naturally do funny things. Here's a mystery play that was different all the way through because, aside from being creepy and plenty pulse pounding, it's logical and very believable; it had witty dialogue and unusual situations. CAST Sylvia Lee, Joey Reid; Mable Crane, Carol Ricks; Grant Terry, Larry Penn; J. T. Rutledge, Jim Sutton; Velda Stevens, Irma Linda Burger; Clifford Newkirk, Richard Green; Nona Pollard, Carol Cordsiemon; Eddie Beach, Gary Dye; Rose Jordon, Joyce Suddarth; San Fisk, Carey Brooksher; Marcella Bender, Joyce Martin; Sandra King, ? ? ? ? ?(Jack LaRue). 30