Great Mills High School - Echo Yearbook (Great Mills, MD)

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QD Andrea Morgan fSandra Mimsl reminds Hector Hyacinth fDon Smithj that they are to be married in Dora the Beautiful Dishwasher. C21 Esther Barlow QMicki Ryanl refuses to be-' lieve that Hector has proposed to Dora fBertha Vanikiotisj. C31 Sally Crossbury QAnita Wil- helmj tries to escape Archibald Quingle's hype notic stare in Fireman, Save My 'Childl Q41 Mortima McSkew CAnsley Bentleyl consoles her' daughter, Daisy fSharon Ravnl after the second cast has taken over in the Great West- ern Melodrama. CSD A poker player fDon Smithl and a barmaid QPhyllis McKayJ relax at the saloon. C37 1,5- S' if t gg, 3X fs o Ni . 1 s ' I ligf o Y, . ' Qi. . 'lf , . V ,jean 'L,'1x 5 ' gs e '14 X E9 W S x r v w' f ' w Q ik, , - i. 5? wi-Q N' A ,-J. .V ,J ?',4c i FIREMAN, SAVE MY CHILD! Cast Mrs. Julia Quingle ........... Ruth Shepherd Carol Noell Chester Quingle ...... ....... J eff Beard Archibald Quingle .... .... C hris Rutland Myrtle Jones ........ .... P am Powell Daisy Dorrance ....... ....... C arol Herr Mrs. Sally Crossbury ......... Anita Wilhelm Bing Barnes ............ ..... M ike Hewitt Don Smith Mary Lawson .... .... L ynn Johnson gifs? 659 THE GREAT WESTERN MELODRAMA First Cast ' Sheriff ..... ............. C hris Rutland Villain ....... .... S herman Fleming Card Players .... ...... G ary Potter Mike Hewitt Jim Pembroke John Sullivan ..... .... J ohn Sullivan Barmaid ..................... Phyllis McKay Second Cast Filbert Fearless ................. Carol Noell Daisy McSkew .... ..... S haron Ravn Abigail McSkew .... ...... M icki Ryan Mortima McSkew ..... ..... A nsley Bentley Oswald Slugfest ..... .... B ertha Vanikiotis Two-Gun Percy . . . ..... Rita McDonald I9

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The Gaslight Follies With a Gay Nineties setting, in- cluding a noisy peanut gallery, the Class of '71 presented their winter senior play, The Gaslight Follies, on January 15 and 16. The series of three one-act melodramas was high- lighted with special scripting, includ- ing the kidnapping of an entire cast by John Sullivan. Dora the Beautiful Dishwasher, Fireman, Save My Child, and The Great Western Melodrama, were typ- ical old mill plays with typical hero- versus-villain plots. Practices held al- most daily after school and nearly every night until midnight, under the direction of Mr. Richard Thompson, turned the production into a side- tickling, knee-slapping comedy. The behind-the-scenes stage crew, manned by Scott Merchant, Dan Mief sowitz, Tom Leonard, Vickie Hughes, Paul Payne, Gary Potter, and John Sullivan, and the grease paint daub- ers, comprised of Donna Hamann, Ginny Crum, Vickie Hughes, Debbie Ethridge, Patti Cameron, Sherry Al- dridge, and Donna Pall, make-up con- sultant, greatly contributed to the success of the Seniors' theatrical en- terprise. DORA THE BEAUTIFUL DISHWASHER Cast Dora Horne. .... .......... B ertha Vanikiotis Malvina Hyacinth .............. Pam Powell Esther Barlow .................. Micki Ryan Hector Hyacinth ................. Don Smith Lorin Chillingsworth ...... Sherman Fleming Arnold Wise ..............,.. Jim Pembroke Andrea Morgan ..... ..... S andra Mims

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Proj cot SECO Simulated Environmental Con- trolled Operations, SECO, introduces its members to aerospace technology and familiarizes them with the work of astronauts. The organization originated in No- vember, 1968, from the interests of John Lancaster and Glenn Connor. In the summer of '69, a simulated space module was constructed. John Lan- caster, Glenn Connor, and Wayne Cooper spent eight days within the module getting the feel of astronaut cramp. Much of SECO's time has been spent in obtaining support for their projects, and so far, the Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River, Mary- land, has supplied it. They have do- nated technical equipment as well as speakers, who hold seminars on the different aspects of aerospace Work. In addition to the simulated flights, SECO members have partici- pated in a multi-phase training course, sponsored by the Aeromedical branch of Service Test, Naval Air Test Center, and have attended spe- cial programs at other military bases. SECO members are striving to in- corporate a program in the GMHS curriculum, which would be the sixth such program in the United States. 4 p g5,g?g?,..r .1 l CD E ,...-orb' 63? Participating in Project SECO, Apollo 14 Mission Tracking, were the following students, who comprised various shifts: Flight Directors: Doug Durkin, Pat Ryan, Ricardo Johnson, and Steve Weisman. Flight Dynamics: Sid Connor, Krista Pinno, Cheryl Ray, Ed Cornthwaite, Ken Ross, Ken Hamerick, Dave Ashmore,