Gregory High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Gregory, SD)

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On The Bill The sudden realization that his wife, Bev Lang, is dead, bows Jack Studenberg in grief as his niece, JoAnn Nebola, and nephew, Mick Carlson, are too shocked to console him. Hello Out There Hello Out There tells about thc bad luck of an itin- erant gambler who is arrested and jailed in a small Texas town, The charge is a lie, but the only one who hears his call for justice and understanding is a young girl who cooks for the jail. The gambler gives all his money to the girl before a mob breaks into the jail and the lying woman's husband shoots him. 52 Coe Act: plays Which ls thelllfay-lo Boston The legend was that if an old man driving by, stops and knocks at your door, and asks the way to Boston there will be death to follow. The hus- band tells his wife about this legend as they await WO1'd from their ill daughter. Their niece and nephew are also present. Suddenly there is a knock at the door and a man asks the way to Boston. This puts a doubt in their minds as to the legend, While they are talking things over a tele- gram is received from the doc- tor stating that the daughter will live. The telegram was such a shock to the mother that she died of a heart attack before they could tell her that the daughter had recovered. E Sally Slaughter pushes Georgia Barfoot away from Roy Mes sick who has Just been killed. Louie McMeen and Gary Robertson look on.

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With Lilting Song Front row, left to right: Lenora Novotny, Norma Schmidt, Sharon Sargent, Marlene Bruun, Donna Kreinbuhl, Alice Kaupp, Linda Robertson, Bonnie Vawser, Jeanette Biggins, Lorraine Leslie. Second row: Darlene Jewell, Karolyn Feyereisen, Sharon Rajewich, Virginia Nebola, Bev- erly Olson, Shirley Giedd, Carol Sinclair, Sally Remter, Kathleen Shattuck, Mary Ann Marek, Linda Shattuck. Third row: Connie Cerney, Melva Smith, Doneen Dale, Virginia Gray, Pam Dirks, Mary Lou Dummer, Diane Beck, Jean Peterson, June Karl, Kathy Lebert, Mr. Thom. Fourth row: Bonnie McMillan, Helen Nebola, Dorothy Dunn, Patty Kaupp, Georgia Barfoot, Jackie Martin, Linda Raje- wich, JoAnn Jelinek, Kathleen Lane, Mary Laprath, Lana Siedenberg. Girls' 'B' Chorus Soloists and their ratings at the Region V Contest were as follows: Susan Newsam, vocal Cexcellentb. May Adcock, piano Csuperiorj. Dennis Miner, vocal Cexcellentb. Joyce Fenenga, vocal Cexcellentj. Sally Remter, piano Cgoodl. Spencer Vanneman, vocal fgoodj. Sally Slaughter, vocal Csuperiorj. Carol Knittel, vocal Cgoodl. Sextet, vocal fexcellentl. Soloists Front row, left to right: Carol Knittel, Joyce Fenenga, May Adcock, Sally Remter, Susan New- sam, Sally Slaughter, Mr. Thom. Back row: Dennis Miner, Rosalie Harmacek, Spencer Vanneman. 5I

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To Show Results Standing, left to right: David O'Nei1l, Bill Allum, Jack Studenberg, Barb Johnson, May Adcock, Faye Snider, John Jonas, Darlene Haines, Sara Newsam, Barb Sattler, Donna Diekmann, Lola Grundstrom. Kay Laur, Lucile Vavruska. Lila Woolhiser, Linda Harrison, JoAnn Nebola, Gloria Harmacek, DeLetta Raymond, Hal Shaffer, Berle Johnson, Frank Fortuna, Dick Lopour. Sitting: Mr. London, Mrs. Nichols. Junior Class Play This three-act comedy, A Little Honey, is about a young man, Tom Corning, who came back from China only to find that his best girl, Diane Minton, was a mechan- ic. Her mother is not in favor of her daughter going with this young man. Various other problems arise which Grandma eventually solves. Tom finally gets Diane to accept his proposal and all ends happily. Left to right: DeLetta Raymond, Bill Allum, Linda Harrison. Left to right: Dave O'Neill, JoAnn Nebola, Barb Sattler, May Adcock, Faye Snider. 53