Ozona High School - Lion Yearbook (Ozona, TX)

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Adam 's Waning... . . . A comedy in three acts, p r e s ente d by the Junior Class, under the direction of Mr. Leath. Much of the comedy was furnished by the antics of B eve rl y Killingsworth and Roy Mann, right, as colored servants in Adam's household. Durwood Wylie played the part of a prominent heart specialist, and Judy Patter son was his wife, who was always in the wrong place. 1 ' 1 Oc Ioplpfa K ! all J i c . 'A' - H414 If 1 f3,m ... I Jimmy Carroll and Carol Blackstone portrayeda couple involved in Adam's dilemma when the death of the man is erroneously re- ported, fRightl A crazy lunatic, QB obb y Estes! forced his way into the house and committed suicide, apparently. Adam Adams fCarl Conklinl, his wife fCecilia Cookej and her mother fMary Lou Johniganj look on in amazement as the doctor tr i e s to revive him, Adam's evening becomes more and more involved, as Carl tries to alibi his escapade. 1

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cuior Play HMAGNIFICENT OBSESSIONH QRightJ Part of the play cast relaxed and practiced at the same time. Jerry Beasley, Joe Clayton, Ann Baggett and Mike Clayton had line practice. Uaefty Janie Ruth Adams, the maid, offers a magazine to Mrs. Hudson's visitor, played by Judy Patterson. QBelowl J.R. I-lalydier, as Bobby Merrick, is rescued from the lake and revived by Janice Spencer, Ann Bag- gett, Janie Ruth Adams, Benny Friend, Brock Jones and Carl Conklin. This incident indirectly brought about the death ofDr, Hudson QMike Claytonl about whom the entire play revolves. Martha Bailey Kas Helen I-Iud sonj rejoices with Janice Spencer, J. R. Halydier and C a r ol Blackstone on recovering her sight. Martha did a fine job of acting. Il

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s, it 'IJ ,f K K 1 ,- A H.E. I. girls. Diane, Becky, Ladye, Tom- mye, Marilee and Brenda frightl in summer COttOl'1S . Style Show W!! , i . fx, .3?,l:L'. T+,.'1,ygxx. .,,. i,.gg W V A -Q' 2 it ' The Eighth grade girls, pictured in Mrs. Joe David- son's beautiful garden, made a very pretty pic ture ag a in s t the shrubbery and flowers. Mrs, llull and the girls are to be complimented on the type of work these girls have done in this their second year in Homemaking. fAbove and leftl. so i X init... . , ., aura ,u...m. QI..eftJ H, E, I. girls: Alleane, Olga, Frances, Darla,Molly Sue and June, also in summer c ot - tons and linens, in Mrs, Davidson's garden,