Fenster Ranch School - Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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BIRTHDAYS On March 25, 1958, Mrs. Williams, in her desire to share her birthday with the whole student body, surprised them by inviting them to a' steak fry. However, after a little ,snoopervising by a 'master s1euth fMrs. Bradford? the students learned of ' the party and chipped in to buy dessert, which con- sisted fof one monstrous cake. After the dinner, at which everyone ate too much, and again with many thanks to Mrs. Williams for her generous actions all through the year, the students bopped their way through a study-hall-less evening ,So mer ' Mrs. Williams

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. wmnwfwmsw: 'I ll N. n,, Wiiw With the cheery prospect of the.Christmas vacation in mind, the dramatics class be- gan work on the old and yet vibrant play Little Women. Weeks of work went into this laudable performance on the part of Chesley Harding, Christine Swenson,Diane Leslie, Anne Williams, Noela Kitchen. As the final week approached a disaster struck the heart of Fenster Ranch School. It was the ever-feared-flu. 'However 3 none of the members of the cast had as yet been stricken. Six days, five days,four days, three days, two days-'word came that Chesley, the star performer of the play had been taken ill. All was lost and the members of the cast felt dejected and de- pressed. Then to the rescue came the effervescent Miss Smith. Without knowing any of the lines, she galhantly sailed through the P9I'f01'l1lB-T109 to the amazement and astonish- ment of the members of the cast. And to this day none of the audience knows that the girl who played the sassy and tomboy- ish Joe was in reality Miss Smith, the dramatics QO8Ch1o D. Leslie

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Becky Epps and Mrs. Williams Rowena Wallace ane Christine Swenson