Andale High School - Tekakwitha Yearbook (Andale, KS)

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. , '-'K k. ,. KSSYI SSX! S nl ' nnlo Dramatics Stage equipment was not added until Decemberg therefore dramatics Were an a standstill until December 7th, when the contest play, In the Dark , was presented. The cast included Alphonse Schaplowsky as Doctor Her- r1ck Jon Cochran as George Ashfleld Doris Gorges as Mrs Mason and Rita May as Gracle Jon rated as the best actor of the group The Christmas program Was presented by the sen 1ors of 40 It conslsted of three very 1nteres't1ng one act plays The Nat1v1ty In the Dark and Pop Reads the Chrlstmas Carol The cast of The Nat1V1tV included Joseph1ne Neises 'the V1rg1n Urban Falk St Joseph Rlta Batka Angel Gabriel Susan Raple as the reader Gene Winter Leo Wetta and Jon Cochran as the Three Kings The remainder of the class were the angels and shepherds The cast of In the Dark has been named above The cast of Pop Reads 'the Chrlstmas Carol 1n cluded Rlchard Orth as Mr Jones Mathilda Lies as Mrs Jones Leo Wetta as Junlor Jones Margaret Mary Ko cour as Marv Jones Viola Ast as Jane Jon Cochran as Paul Jones Junior Schmltz as Jack The one act farce If Men Played Cards as Women Do was presented at an assembly and agam at a P T A mee't1ng The characters Weie Alphonse Schaplowsky as John Junior Schm1tz as Bob Riel ard Orth as George and Jon Cochran as Marc Too Many Smlths was presented by the 1un1or class The cast included V1rg1n1a Ast as Jane Falrfleld Gerald Kerschen as Sam Ziegler V1Ct0T Breltenbach as Rafael Garcla Martha Seller as Irma Smlth Lorralne Horsch as Peggy Jarvis Archle Forster as Stephen Smlth Mary Raple as Vesta Smlth Melvin Stallbaumer as John Smlth Esther Seldl as Emma Smith B111 Peltzer as Jack Smlth Rose Marie Faber as Della Sm1th and Francls Raple as Fellx Flannery . 1 , U lr ' 9 ' 5 . if lg . 5 ' ' . ' 5 1 l L I - - r 5 . , ' . . .- - , cc ' ' ra cc as' cc 5 ', 7? , H , ' ' 77 ' E ri 1 ' , ' ' 3 5 E , Q g ' . 9 . 3 ' l I ca as i V . u 1 . 77 ' - if 1 . . Q . . i - 3 S . ' 9 I ' Q y -I . I 1 . S 5 2 3 - p ' H - , . , as ' I 4 ,D , . . . f I , 1 . . g . - I , 4 1 . 1 -' 7 K ' l , -.i. lf'-.,', Last, but indeed not least, the three:act comedy, I ,,-L,. u aa, I I . 5 Q . V . In ,JR . . U U 1 X -9 W'rA,.N-milk' rim' I . 1 , 0 . I . 5 ' 4 Ql ll lllllll 11111 1 1 11 , 1 1111111111 1 V , ll y ng