Morton High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Morton, IL)

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George Washington Slept Here Standing: jay Getz as Mr. Kimber, Kathy Douglas, Pam Smith as Katie, Karen Olinger as Hester, Kevin Moushon as Mr. Prescott. Seated: Scott Bartelmay as Steve Eldridge, Kathy Olinger as Madge Fuller, Amy Zobrist as Annabelle Fuller, Doug Roberts as Newton Fuller, and Raino Trifonoff as Uncle Stanley. Linder as Miriam Wilcox, Kendall Beck- with as Tommy Hughes, Dana Arnett as Raymond, Sue Wittmer as Rena Leslie, Brent Burns as Clayton Evans, jay Milli- gan as Leggett Frazer, Carolyn Perry as Sue Barrington, Desma Davis as Mrs. 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fuller 1Amy Zobrist and Doug Roberts, try to butter up Uncle Stanley fRaino Trifonoffl in an attempt to save the home in which George Washington supposedly slept. 2 Hester fKaren Olingerj, unhappy with the requirements of her job, slams a glass of tea down in front of one of the Fuller's visitors, Miss Rena Leslie fSue Wittmerj. Mrs. Full- er fAmy Zobristj watches. 3 After the chase, Mr. Fuller fDoug Robertsj finally gets his hands on ,Raymond fDana Arnettl to spank him for his obnox- ious behavior. George Wash- ington Slept Here is a comedy about a family who moves from a city apart- ment to a 200 year old house in the cotuitry. Newton Fuller has pur- chased the old house without con- sulting the rest of his family and can't understand why his wife Annabelle doesn't share his enthusiasm for their new home. After all, they finally have a place of their own where they can be close to nature, and an add- ed bonus is that it is a place with a history. Why! Legend has it that George Washington himself actually slept in the very house Newton Fuller has pur- chased. Yet Anna- belle isn't impress- ed, and she is even less impressed when she sees how run down the house is, finds out they have no water, and is informed that they will have to spend lots of money to keep insects from destroying the na- tural beauty around them. To make matters worse, the Fullers have to put up with an unfriend- ly neighbor, obnox- ious relatives, and a daughter-snatch- ing actor. Student direc- tors for the play were: Jan Prodehl, Dave Price, and Scott Vermillion.

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KC ' Reader's T heatre: A Chrzslmas Carol Reader's Theatre is not merely an actor reading a script in a drab, monotone voice. It is an oral interpre- tation of the reader in which he uses vocal and facial expressions to portray different characters. One of the readers describes Reader's Theatre as a drama l that requires 1ots of work because it takes practice to get the expression in your words and face. A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens was adapted for the Reader's Theatre production this year. The facul- ty directors were Mr. Pierce and Mrs. Coon. 7 r .1..., , 1 Nan-atoms were Amy Zobrist, Carol Perry, Meg Shane, and Diana Cook. 2 Don Foley played Scrooge. 3 Jay Milligan was Scrooge's nephew and the ghost of Christmas present. Scott Clark played the young Scroogeg rw 5. 9 . Shelly Deifelmeier was Fan, Scrooge's sisterg and Sue Wittmer was Scrooge's former fiance. 4 Tom Quevillon was the boy in the street and Steve Henriksen played Mar1ey's ghost, while Mary Draeger was the gentlewoman. .LL C . L.: Q . A- K 'X f.. ,fl I. 'al :fix Qxxx nt - 5 Lori Abner was Mis. Cratchet, Rick Myers was Mr. Cratchet and Charlotte Yordy, Tom Stoutenborough and Pat Kizer were the Cratchet children.

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1 Mrs. Fuller KATHY Zobristj learns that Mr. Fuller fDoug Robertsj can't keep up the payments on their property and wonders what to do. 2 Mrs. Douglas QDesma Davisj, deceived by Raymond lDana Arnettj, gives him the original map of the Fuller place. 3 Mr. Kimber Uay Getzj drinks in order to forget his troubles about losing the house. Now the family is unable to raise the SS, OOO to pay off the mortgage. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Fuller QDoug Roberts and Amy Zobristj are surprised by Mr Kimber's Uay Getzj good news that they must spray their trees for bugs. This is indeed, an unexpected expense. 5 Uncle Stanley fRaino Trifonoffj suggesis bluntly to the family lAmy Zob- rist, Doug Roberts, Ken- dall Beckwith, Dana Arn- ett, Jay Milliganj that Raymond ought In be disciplined.