Argentine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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A ceremony was performed in The Imaginary Invalid to transform Argan into a doctor. displayed talents in three performances Even the constant attacks made by David's wife would not convince Mrs. Phelps that she was wrong. More trouble occurred as Hester, Robert's fiancee, tried to kill herself. Other cast members were DeeAnna Berns, Pam Vaccaro, and Danese Ritter. The Imaginary Invalid, an adaption by Moliere, was presented as the last play of the year by the senior class. This satire about a man’s reaction to illness and medicine offered a highly entertaining evening for the audience as Argan (Tim Lietzen) showed what an imagination can do. Other members of the cast were Gwen Hauser, Connie Estes, Janice Rhodes, Anna Bobo, Harry Alcorn, Nancy Settle, Terry Ryan, Tess Banion, and Joe Morales. Cleant (Harry Alcorn) and Angelica (Gwen Hauser) sang an unusual love song for Angelica's father in The Imaginary Invalid. 1 I

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Erwentcr convinced the geriatrics members in The Silver Whistle that a bazaar would benefit them. Aspiring young actors and actresses Miss Trip (Connie Adams) and Erwenter (Joe Morales) pondered their futures in The Silver Whistle. The Mustang Club presented The Silver Whistle as the first play of the year. This comedy showed the feelings of older people and how we sometimes forget that they, too, are human. The cast consisted of Russell Winkler, Janice Rhodes, Linda Clement, Mary Ann Franco, Mike Andrade, Joe Morales, Gregory Whiters, Don Thatcher, John Paine, Marsha McMahon, Nancy Settle, and Mike Lamb. A mother’s hold on her sons can sometimes prove to be very dangerous, and this was shown in the play The Silver Cord, presented by the junior class. Mrs. Phelps (Janice Rhodes) had a constant hold on her sons, Robert and David (Tim Lietzen and Joe Morales). Mrs. Phelps served tea in The Silver Cord. 10

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Debby Lillich Sno-Ball Queen 1966-67 Twas the night of the Sno-Ball and silvery white flakes were falling as couples arrived for an evening of dancing and fantasy. The library had been trans- formed into a live depiction of “The Night Before Christmas,” the theme of the dance. A stocking was hung with care for each couple, and a small fireplace with note and cookies for Santa provided additional decor to enhance the Christmas spirit. Some couples peeked through a picture window to view a child asleep with “visions of sugar plums dancing in his head,” while others danced to the music of Dave Van Zant and his orchestra. One wall was graced by a huge mural of Santa and his reindeer and oppo- site it an impressive view of the Kansas City skyline was seen. As the dance proceeded, Santa arrived to crown Miss Debby Lillich the 1966-67 Sno-Ball Queen. The traditional roses were bestowed on her by Student Council president David Wing. Queen Debby and her escort Jim Stephan then led the Queen’s dance. The evening came to a close as couples drifted away from the fantasy of the not-to-be- forgotten night, the 1966 Sno-Ball.