Garfield County High School - Yampah Yearbook (Glenwood Springs, CO)

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Qimeeget Plays W zlclcat Willie Plays Santan The club put on a program at Christmas time entitled Wildcat Willie Plays Santa. lt concerned a little boy who sacrificed his Christmas gifts for some poor Children. Rowland Mac Quarrie did a good job of portraying Wildcat Willie. The rest of the cast was as follows: Gladys, his sister, Margaret Wilsong Mrs. Wilkins, luanita Doneganr joe, Bradford Prettig Kathie,Marilyn Adriangeg Vernon Douglas Randallg Celia, Alice Marie Morris, Hallie, Rose Marie Rosag Pete, Eddie Downingg Trudy, Janice Wilson: Prudy, Joan Wirlsc n. By Special Requesiv February 9, tl'-e Dramatic Club presented By Special Request , a one act play concerning two you .ig boys who tried to skip school. Their plans were up- set lay the school nurse who discovered their sickness was put on. johnny North, played by Douglas Randall, and Harold, Charles Dever, were the two boys Miss Cunningham, the nurse, Barbara Lee Ionesg Mrs. North, Alfreda Manns and Thelma, his sister, was played by Alice Marie Morris. Noi Tonigfiiu The Dramatic Club presented H Not Tonight March 14 in Assembly. The plot concerned a romance between a boy and girl whose family were sleep- walkers. james Mulkey took the limelight in his portayal of Chester Frazer? Eugenia Mussatt played Rose Bellowg Aunt Fay was portrayed bv Virginia Wag. ner, Admiral Bellows, Donald Kosmang and Mrs. Bellows, Alfreda Mann. Mail Order Wife', March 26, the Dramatic Club presente H Mail Order Wife , a comedy in one act, concerning a rancher who slecidecl that living alone was not the life for him, so he wrote to a matrimonial bureau for a wife. The cast was as follows: Abe Smithers, Bill Davies, Henry Gubbons, Archie Urquhart, jim jones, Eddie: Downing, Becky Simpson, Marilyn Adrianceg Mrs. Tucker, Grace Donegang the minister, Mickey Olsen. Gut-:rionesv The last onefact play of the season, a psychological play, Overtones , was presented to the stu lent body Thursday, April 26, by the Dramatic Club. Phyllis Pedersen acted the part of a cultured woman, Alice Morris was her primitive self. Barbara Lee Jones portrayed another cultured woman whose primitive self was played by Betty Chase. The play was unusual and interesting

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Daws vn, Berthod, Bryant. '-lubbarj, E- Bukowlch, Olsen. Bigum, l. M. Dever. Zrrbe, Cowles Jiumiior Mass may April 13, at 8 o'clock in the junior High Auditorium. the junior Class spon sored by Mrs. Sebastian, presented, Wedding Spells . The plot concerned Steve Arlen, who had been in a plane crash in the un gles and as a result, frequently lost his memory. just after he was married he had one of these lapses of memory and forgot which girl of the four he had been go mg with he had married. The whole cast gave a superb performance. - Billie . Reeves Steve Arlen Charlie Cooney Mrs. Pettingill Angelica Wayne Frances Brown Niki Murphy Ruth Auburn Blake . Sigsbee Sullivan Mrs. Gray The Cast Edna Bukowich LaVerne Hart Keith Zerbe . Bunn Bigum jane Marie Dever Shirley Berthod Betty Cowles Eloise Bryant Catherine Dawson Royal Olsen Bill Huber Janet Hubbard

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