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EHS Presents “Cheaper by the Dozen” “Cheaper by the Dozen” centered on the home life of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbreth and their dozen children. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbreth were portrayed by Steve Thompson and Pam Maloy. Their three boy-conscious teenage daughters were played by Debbie Tindol, Judy Nichols, and Dianne Morgan. Donald Grantham. Bill McDaniel, and Freddie Green portrayed their per- sistent boyfriends. The other Gilbreth children were played by Rodney Parrish. Terilyn Phillabaum, Steve Watson, Carol Perez, Teresa Fuller, Jimmie Hammill, and Ray Davis. Eddie Norton played the frequent-visiting Dr. Burton and Alice Kincey was the frustrated psychology teacher. Other members of the cast were Charlie Ray Sconiers, Sue Shirley, Kathy Hancock, Bruce Byrd, Linda Ray, Sandra Stinson, Terri Motley, and Jerry Bedsole. In addition to the 30 member cast, crews boasting a membership of over 100 worked since December to make the production a success. Mr. Ben Porter directed the production with the assistance of Mrs. Linda Caldwell, business manager; Joe Berry, choreographer; and Clinton Stewart, student director. Music for “Cheaper by the Dozen was provided by EHS’s best musicians. Miss Fonda Brooks served as pianist for the play’s many outstanding musical numbers. Bob McMillan directed tin- high school en- semble which played the overture and accompanied dance numbers. The chairmen of the various committees were David Searcy, scenery; Debbie Griffin, costumes; Bruce Byrd, properties; Carolyn Lee, make-up; Brenda Me- Collough. publicity. Anne discusses her test paper with Miss Brill. The Cilbreth family: Dianne Morgan, Terilyn Phillabaum, Debbie Tindol, Judy Nichols. Rodney Parrish, Pam Maloy. Steve Thompson, Carol Perez, Ray Davis, Steve Watson, Jimmie Ham- mill.
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I Paula Larish Junior Attendant Becky Hughes Sophomore Attendant To elect the Homecoming Queen, each senior homeroom nominated two girls. The entire school was then given a chance to select one senior girl as Homecoming Queen. Each senior homeroom re- nominated two senior girls and one girl was elected for the title of Senior Attendant. The Junior and Sopho- more Homecoming Attendants were elected in the same way as the Senior Attendant. Kathy Meacham Senior Attendant 19
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