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Senior Class Play The C1ay's The Thing Jack and Luke, two happy-go-lucky college youths, conceive the brilliant idea of dressing up their chum, Jerry, as a woman and entering him in a national beauty contest, not only to Win the prize money, but to launch the sale of a beauty clay which Jack has concocted. So Jerry, who is clever at female impersonations, enters upon a wild and perilous career as a professional beauty and, posing as Luke's sister, soon has the two in hot water up to their ears. Descending upon the summer home of Jack's uncle, a manufacturer of cosmetics, to whom Jack hopes to sell his beauty clay, the boys stumble into an impromptu house party that turns out to be a wasp's nest. They meet a theatrical magnate who promptly falls in love with the masquerading Jerry, whereas that harassed youth has lost his heart to J ack's sister, who is impersonating a maid. The ridiculous tangle is eventually straightened out, but not until it has been complicated even more so with the arrival of a poetic and henpecked capitalist, Clayton Parmer and his wife. The arrival of Jessie Stewart, another beauty contestant does not help matters because Jack loses his heart to her. Things are eventually straightened out when Dudley Briggs offers Jack a contract for his beauty clay and Thomas Deems offers Jerry a contract for a part in his new theatrical production. The cast of characters includes: Jack Normanrnc, Luke Calloway .ccc. Jerry Taylor .... Dudley Briggs ccc, Millie ,c.i.. ...,., Mary Norman ,ccc Jessie Stewart., D, ua- Sarah Briggs cc.. Clayton Parmer ..,, Julia Parmer ,... Thomas Deems ..... Director ..... c---iHarold Boley ,.--cEdward Jones --.--George Swygart -----i-Roger Heath ,---Ruth Ellen Davies ------Carolyn Wise Gloria Jean George ,,,,--Jane Overholt --.,-John Oberlitner H- -Mildred Gamble --i-Rex Shaffer ----Mrs. Morris
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Class Prophecy May 22, 1961 Dear Jane, Many years have passed since we graduated from York High School. I see our old classmates every once in a while so I thought I would write you a letter and tell you all about them. You have really fooled all of us. Remember how you always said you were never going to get married? I imagine being the head bookkeeper at American Airlines and being a successful housewife keeps you busy. Mildred Gamble, after four years of college and several years of teach- ing is Director of Home Demonstration Agents of Ohio. She enjoys her work very much. Gloria Jean George is happily married and is busy between her home and Bowling Green University where she is a Prof. in Elementary Teaching. Ruth Ellen Davies has really been busy also. She's Decca's new singing star and is also secretary for the National Democrat Headquarters in Wash- ington, D. C. As you know I used to like to draw funny characters, well I'm now doing sketches for Walt Disney, but my main job is simply keeping house. As for the boys: Roger Heath has served twenty years in the Navy and he decided to retire on his pension of S59,409,876,564,536,465.09IA a month. He is another of our classmates living in wedded bliss. John Oberlitner was also in the service, in fact that's where he made his first million. Of course you can guess what he did, he realized his fondest dream, and moved to Greenland. George Swygart and Rex Shaffer are partners who have been pros- pecting in Canada and Alaska. They spend all their spare time trapping and hunting. Harold Boley is farming his small 1,000,000,000 acre farm and just loafs in his spare time, and plays basketball to keep in shape. Edward Jones is perhaps one of the most famous members of our class. He is the star of the Ball-Hoggs basketball team. Already this season he has made 12593V4 points. It is said he shoots at the basket every time he gets the ball, and very seldom misses. Well, it is time for me to close. We used to think time went so slowly, we'd never get out of school, and now it seems time just flies by. Write soon. Your old classmate, ' Carolyn
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