Maxwell High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Maxwell, NE)

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For the past two years our school has sponsored a One-Act-P1ay night for those students who were interested in dramatic productions. In 1951 under the direction of Milan Lincoln the school produced two plays, nThe L and nThe Lucky Acc1dent.H nThe Lucky Accidentn, won first place contest at Wallace and went on to the District Contest at Broken didn't fare so well but one member of the cast, Dolores Kaelber, as the outstanding actress. She was given a chance to visit the Nebraska during the summer and take additional work there for whi ight to Gloryn at the LCAA Bow. Here it was selected University of ! ch she re- ceived High School credit. This year the school has again chosen two plays to be produced on the One Act-Play night which was set for March th The two plays are excellent, both of them consisting of a cast of girls These plays will be presented and the one judged the best will represent this school in the LCAA contest at Wallace and in the District Contest at Broken Bow. As of this writing we do not know the outcome of the contests E1 -avg! X THE OUTSIDLR Ccharactersl Sldne Trent Y Miss El1ngton Valerie West Michelle Trent 'The Outsider was a play in one act for women It was a story of the troubles that come up before Donna Koenig Arlene Jones Bonnie Lukowski Doris Hopkins It conslsted of fou girls a girl, and she flnally faces facts to complete a happy ending for the story FOG ich ractersj An Elderly Woman A Middle Aged Woman' A Young Vom n Sherilyn Stevens Joyce Towers Joan Nelson their heart A Mother is waitlng for her son, a Women is wait1ng for her husband who left her in earlier years, and a young Woman who is waiting for her fiance When the plane comes there is only one man on lt, and he was the one all three were waiting for Director Milan Lincoln Stage Manage? 1 ,ltr Delmar wlll r, Warvin Jones, Pauline Miller anjfzzisif i gf g ann: s UB UU annum: cnnm may rnonucrs YCottage Cheese Milk Cream Ice Cream PHONE ex orwuhq 1703M West 3rd North Plaiie A . . . s -Y is 4 1 l C000 llllltilllblllli Ol l 106 lil ll V, OIODO CO ..... ................................ ........ I Il , - , . . - D a e Q s a 4 Y ' OQIIO IDOOOUIIIIOOOD IQ A ' r ooo: 0 oo 1 a ................................................ This was a story of three women waiting at an airport for the one closest to o A I ' . , 5 I I l .lg :L :. .3 OODOCIIO' IZ, ODI uvIllIll0lO00!Cll0Otlillllllili s igfljfxfy' ooo ana Q TA N 5 2, f xr .L y N- I.: ,,-3 . , , 9 - - - - ' l

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