Adrian High School - Dragon Yearbook (Adrian, MN)

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X ie, E xi 3' y L . 6 ' ' ui' Q ' The sly humor of 'ark Twain plus the setting of a t i l h 'W .Y L . , YP ca otel of the Old West uomllnod to make the junior class play,A DOUBLE-EARRELLED DETECTIVE STORY, given wpril 23 and 27. The play began in the New England home of wealth Mrs. Still where she revealed a terrible secret dorferj. Urs. Stillman's maid, Nancy man CThelma Broesderj of her past to her son, Archy CDale Reis- Palmer CDonna Elsingj and a nosy neighbor, Amanda Sink CJudy Hansonj complicated things for her a bit. The second setting of the play was at hotel-tavern was run by a lovely youn and her younger brother, Sammy, fleroy Enningaj. Other residents of Hope Canyon who hel ed 1 th p so ve e mystery of Mrs. Stil1man's secret were Mrs. Hogan fBarbara Hieronimusj, Sadie Smith llrene Schulzl, Nlnjunn Hattie CDavid Laisj, Sheriff Pet Riley fvorris Roelofsj and Ham Sandwich CHoward Olsonb. Jacob Fuller fDonald Rusty was the suspected villain and Fetlock Jones fBi1l Madison! a timid murderer. Flint Buckner, a hard-bitten miner who got the worst of things, was Rob Thom. Four-year-old Barbara Essig became an honorary member of the class t - L o play Yatie, Vrs. Hogan's lost little girl. The play took a final amazing twist with the entrance of the fabulousl f ' y amous Sherlock Holmes CCharles marstony who was out witted b t - y ama eur detective Archy Stillman who possessed Hcertain giftsu that made him a human bloodhoundl Hope Tavern in Hope Canyon, Colorado. The g lady, Rosemary Hillyer CLinda Scheltensj Ralph Gebhard and Billy Elias were stage manager and assistant respectivelyg Grace Huisman was prompter and Cynthia Stangeland was business manager. Mrs. Engelkes was the director. 14 Y' i

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Anhc Sprl g ul my 5 A In larch an all junior cast pres nted NAntic Spring , a comedy one act play, for the contest at Pipestone, and they ave it alon with local declam vinners to ar audience in our school aaditorium on Qpeech Ni ht The play w s iven a ratinv of Nvery oodn in contest Cast members vere Thelma B oesder, Judy Hanson, Irene Schulz, Bob Thom, Dill The play told the story of six verv individual teen aners who were voinn to elebrate the comin of prin by driving out to the country for a picnic The whole day was verv well scheduled by the driver QJudyJ, and she insisted that the re t follow her lG83q, 'Becau e that the way I planned itlu Che encouraved the poetic bent of the younf venius of the group, Robert, CCharlesJ but his daf ended in nock travedy Elbert, her little brother, had a difficult time avoldinv the attentions of Blossom fThelmaD who had recently discovered boys Elbert was Bi l adison Then there was the problem of to zo steady or not vo steady faced by Sam Qhobj and 'wendolyn flrenel when every thing was poinv smooth for them tne picnic plans spoiled thincs The 'happy party went home disgusted with picnlcs, sprinv and each other! A.. mag , il ' 'n 9! 1 z' ' f, fa-w 1- I ,. , .1 I ny 3 FP , I' I Q L T - .e ' - .,' 75 , 3 I - . . ' ' s I q . 'Q 2 J 3 . - - 5 I A A- A 'A A., Madison and Charles Marston. Mrs. Engelkes directed. ' v ' ,J ' rn J C' - - Z S 1 J ' . . , 'I n s H ' - ' s 's I, . A 1 1 .7 E , -R, ' 0 1 . . , . 3. 0 A J ' .73 ' Y ' L1 ' , , 4 .3 ' ' I I f, 0 - - O Q 1 7 1 A V -t V - A . - .,.

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