North Kansas City High School - Purgold Yearbook (North Kansas City, MO)

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This year's Senior Class presented The Happy Time, written by Samuel Taylor. Money from ticket sales Went toward the Senior Class gift. The Happy Time is a comedy, dated about 1920. Papa, portrayed by Steve Robertson, had the task of coping with all the family problems. Grandpa, played by Stuart Elliot, liked to chase girls: Desmonde, played by David Wood, collected garters, and Papa's son, Bibi, played by Derrick Rawdon, falls for the new maid, Mignonette, portrayed by Cyndy Owsley. As with most comedies, this too, ends happily with Desmonde falling in love with Mignonette. I Robert Busby gels another thrill. 2 Brute strength is used by Steve Robertson to carry Stuart Elliott off stage. 3 Derrick Rawdon anxiously pins his heart on Shirley Asby. 4 An average family discussion is portrayed by James Rich and Cindy Estep. 5 Cindy Owsley starts her speech as she guides Bob Wurdack through the door. 6 Happy, serious, and confused expressions are on the faces ofStuart Elliott, Steve Robertson, and David Wood. 7 Miss Fulton receives appreciation from the cast, Bibi . . . Papa . . Mama.... Grandpere . . . Desmonde Louis .... Felice . . Sally ..... Mignonette ..4 Dr. Ganon . , . Alfred . . . Mr..Frye . vv.-f. Cast 1'4uf,,4' .fl wwf' -f Derrick Rawclon Steve Robertson Kathy Sovereign . . . Stuart Elliot . . David Wood . . .James Rich . y. ,Cindy Estep . g.i,Shir1eyf Asby ' ecifridyfowgley J! .,t.t B Senior Class brings Happy Tirr1CS .23 VVS s xv. ' I X S .Q-. - I s -un. X E I A ' 0 1 , , X is s l ' ,.: F' K fx Ny Xa ,V 1 ' X K I vsp! -10 um...-vm-JW'

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junior class play brings in profits Bell, Book, and Candle began the year in the drama department this year. The Junior class sponsored this comedy written by British author, James Van Druten. The purpose of the Junior Class Play is to raise funds for the Junior - Senior Prom. Bell, Book, and Candle is a three- act comedy centered around witchcraft. Because the cast was small, a double cast was selected to give more people the op- portunity to participate. The leading lady, Gillian Holroyd, played by Brenda Heath and Peggy Moore, casts a spell on a publisher, Shepherd Henderson, portrayed by David Wood and Randy Swetnam. Dur- ing the course of the play, Gillian comes very close to losing Shepherd, but it all ends well with the couple planning to be married. ' 12,31 f,j-afayzir - ' f ,Wir 3459? -ij A '-2 '43,-fyif-, - we jf, 3 I 5411! ffiff- , My L f 'f , , , u j Cast - - - - ,2g3,3f,,4f.fvs,- eff, , f V 0 ,Q ,, ..,, fs.. ., .. ,, I it rali ,,,,,,. -. ., f,-- f Q mf , is i V. V g,gQEi ii:51 33 ,lj gif 5750 3 1 iff? ,. ' 1 f fy ' 5:1 1255, LV ,,, , an :vxrzqpi :'?f?f. ff :K f . X f . V '- . A i, ' - fr o Y if ,Brenda B rPew1 , r 9 4 ' l B :Mike Z' E -f