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Senior Plays
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Junior A The Class of 1976 presented 3 one-act Junior Plays as their first public performance on March 20 and 21, 1975. “The Induction” was concerned with the efforts of two young men trying to avoid army duty. A narrow minded town bound by tradition stones one of its citi- zens in “The Lottery”. A one-room schoolhouse was portrayed by “The Little Red Schoolhouse” where chaos reigned supreme. On November 20 and 21, 1975, the Class of ’76 progressed to a 3- act play. A house was inherited by a young girl. The girl and her family are plagued by mysterious sounds and an escaped convict. These “Creeping Shadows” turn out to be the next door neighbor trying to scare them off the property which, unknown to the family, possesses an oil field. Despite minor mishaps, which seem like major disasters to the class, both dramatic efforts appeared to please the audience. B A. Children in the “Little Red Schoolhouse”: Kay Weaver, Deb Pound, Sally Wraight, Leonard Fox, Mike Brunner, Jeff Putnam, Linda Pakkala.and Kim Burdin. B. Anna, the mysterious housekeeper was played by Linda Pakkala. C. Town members in the “Lottery”: Eric Carlson, John Dav- is, Richard Johndro, Roxanne Saxton, Carolyn Kempinski, and Maureen Lesperance. D. Waiting to go on stage is Sandy Pelletier as Mrs. Frazier. E. The sheriff (Jim Caron) gives Sherry (Kim Burdin) a hard time. F. Jack (Curt Eaton) incognito as Grandma and Kit (Brenda Wilson) hear strange noises. G. Mrs. King (Carol Haines) and Buck (Pat Bly) make plans to force Kit into selling her land. C 22
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Juniors Sponsor Prom and Banquet Each year in May the Jr. class sponsors the Jr-Sr Banquet. They have a lot of good food and loads of good fun. The Jrs. buy gag gifts for the Srs. and the Srs. buy gag gifts for the Jrs. The gifts range any- where from jeans to fit long legged, skinny dolls to safety pins. It is just one of the many activities we all look forward to. The Jrs. also put on the Jr-Sr Prom. It is a big event for the entire town and especially for the Jrs. The Jrs. do most of the work including all of the decorating and picking a theme. The 1975 Prom’s theme was “Bungle in the Jungle”. The prom which is open to the public is fun for everybody whether they can dance or not. Opening her gift, Kim Burdin finds a pair of jeans that would fit a skinny doll with legs two feet long. 24
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