Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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'K' -1 44 'U' as-was BREAK BETWEEN REHEARSALS-R. Godfrey, D. Austin, S. Sutherlin, S. John- son, F. Hecko, M. McElroy, B. Richards, J. Gould, B. Lane, and H. Glover. Choir Presents 'Tune In' Continuing a precedent set last year by the choir's oper- etta production, the group presented Tune ln March 18. The members of the cast were, Kasper Kroggins, Bill Lane, Mrs. Kroggins, Jeanne Gould, Jean, Anita Hammond, Joe, Gordon Butts, Mitzi, Anne Headley, Jerry, Keith Sanford, Phipps, Steve Sutherlin. Others in the cast included Mary Flo Hecko, Marilyn McElroy, Sandra Johnson, Don Austin, Bill Richards, Herb Glover, and Rex Godfrey. The story takes place in a radio station. Kasper Kroggins, czar of the cod-fish industry decides to sponsor a radio pro- gram starring his untalented wife. In an attempt to keep Mrs. Kroggins off the air, the radio station loses its contract. This loss means that Joe, the owner of the radio station, will be forced to turn the station over to Phipps. Difficulty piles upon difficulty making complications and a hilarious eve- ning for the audience. WITH A SONG IN THEIR HEARTS- Keith Sanford and Anne Headley team up for leads as Jerry and Mitzi. Jean and Joe, better known to GHS as Gordon Butts and Anita Hammond are featured as one of the romantic duos of Tune In, Xb With Mr. Marlxetto directing and Jeanne Butts accompanying, the choir practices on the many choral numbers in the operetta.

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Top Plays Fulfilling their ambitions to bring a fine humorous play to GHS audiences, the Thespian members presented The Curious Savage this year. Action of the play takes place within the walls of a mental in- stitution, making for plenty of zany, crazy comic situations. INHERITANCE TALK-Letty Mrs. Savage Lowdermilk has the money here as she explains the situation to sanitarium of- ficials, Patsy Collins and Jerry Blume. OBJECT: BOOK ON SHELF-Jeanne Gould and Herb Glover attempt to solve the problem of height while Ron Hardman and Ann Reeder watch. THE FALL OF LIL- LY BELLE-L. Lowdermillc, P. Collin, A. Reeder, J. Blume, Wally McClure, H. Glover and Jack Shonkwiler with Kay Hinkle on floor. SEE, HEAR, SPEAK NO EVIL-First row: H. Glover, J. Gould, R. Hardman, Janice Kridler. Socond row: A. Reeder, K. Hinkle and W. McClure. 5 ,VF 'J I-r qu ,- I U--0 1 4.1 , 1.1 -r ,ff 6 2 1, li 5 Qzi

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Fads and Fancies ROLL 'EM UP!- Not only stylish, but also very warm. Legs be- long to Mindy Fuller, Marilyn McElroy, Mary Jane Clapp, Jo- anne Todd. Fashions corne and go at Greencastle High School. The age-old tradition of wearing bobby- sox with saddle oxtorcls was replaced this year by the fad of knee-length stockings. We also re- called the days of the roaring twenties with our rniddy blouses and gayly colored rope beads. This year the short hair craze found its way to CRAZY MAN!-The boy in front of that duck's tail is Phil Brookshire. FLAPPER GIRLS OF '55!-Anita Hurst and Patty Steele recall the gay twenties in their middy blouses. X., ls.-Q., Greencastle, and soon many girls were seen with duck's tails, poodles, and Italian bobs. The skirt and sweater remained the standard apparel for girls, while levis, narrow belts, shirts and sweat- ers continued to be the favored standbys for the boys. These were the styles of '55-what comes next, there's always another year. BOBBlES, BANGLES, AND BEADS!-Judy Reynolds, J0- ann Todd, and Linda Carter have a confab on the latest in rope beads. Z