Bardolph High School - Monitor Yearbook (Bardolph, IL)

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llill Durr. Klnrv C.lau'k. xlffllkl Clark aural Sluirlcy' Krups. auul Klyrnu Clark. SENIOR CLASS PLAY il , A . . . .t it x i i, ',-. if SE I t KN Why all the Jewelry? A' 'll' 1 Ari' I S THERIi'S N0 BUSINESS LIKE sums BUSINESS 'S 'l'lu- sc-niur c-lziss prcsciitvcl tlivir L-lug mlm Thr Xlummx' amcl tlw Nlumps on l'riclzn'. Xuvmulu-r 14. Sli-vulmcrs ul' ilu' rust were Skip Buintc-r, Sir lla-ctor lfislig Num-x' llussa-ll. .xllllll llzunptung Bill Durr. Bill l,a1icll11w1 Xlyrnu Clark. Dull-ie Dnmlvleg Sliirley Krups. Nlauiclo Mullcn: lfiwcl Cuspull. Francis Briscoe: Bill Nlairkley. Ilan-kc-It lJAll'I'j'l llutcliins. Slicriflig Marry ,. . A 1 a l,illlll1lXYQ Carol Tliormgui. l'l1eoIw lice-luv. Louise A cu wus Sllllll'Ill clirvctor aincl Delliert Koontz s ag' lllllllllgldf. Tlu- fume. lmy Larry E. -lolinsun. was tlw stury of an lfnglisluuam wluu was bringing Ll mummy uf King Tutls que-vn tu am 1-xclusivc girls sr-lmol. :incl luis himself sliippccl in ll lllllllllllf' calsc to uwlicl Qllllfkllllllll' for ai well- Qlcvelnpvrl L-also of mumps. Matters were L'OlIlDllL'Lllt'Cl luv 11 lulsc Sir lla-ctur. but tlic situations unravel to ix sut- isfiu-tory climax. ...i I v Racker, I love Bill Laidlaw. Carol Tliormun, Fred Cuspull. Sliirlvy Ku-ps, Skip Buintcr, Nancy Russell. Bill Durr and Myrna Clark. And all ended well.

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.wt Oh, I w0uldn't say that. Q- lfnu- lm-lm. Slnrlex llannnunlc. Irma lo- land and Lucille Krepsf JUNIUR CLASS PLAY The Junior class under direction of Mrs. Griffith presented their class play Desperate Ambrose by Donald Payton on Friday, March 27. Mem- bers of the cast were: Ambrose, Du- ane Lawyerg Sheriff, llaryey Pur- man: Beth, Shirley Baumunkg lloot Owl Pete, Verle Thompsong Bert Mil- ler, Roger Day: Nancy Martin, Lucille Krepsg Dan'l, Donald Pigfgg Ann Blar- tin, Joyce Kelso: Posie, Carol Byers: Stinkweed, Duane llradfordg Mrs. Sprool, Treya Tolandg Lena. lna Troneg Second man and judge, Nor- man Morrowg first man and Stage manager, Gene Lashbrook. The play was the root'est, toot- in'est, funniest satire on the Old West ever to gallop across a stage. PIS'I'0L I'.-MIK IN' ,WA .WMA . . N I'rccl Laqpall and llarycy I lllll 'l'rmu'. 'lrcya 'I'oland, lull-llll' l my I 'nnnin llarxcy Pnrlnan and lfrecl Caspall. Reach for the sky. And wouldn't you know

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CARNIVAL I'IfNN Y A-I K ISS Preparing for the hig event. With this ring I thee wed. I crowned thee King' and Queen 11- King, Jim Russell Queen, Shirley Kreps Gayly Clecorutecl stands. side shows, confetti and stage entertain- ment furnished fun for all who par- ticipated. It was certainly 21 night ot' excitement for all. But all of it isn't pleasure, It takes a lot of work, And everyone realizes his own part So he doesn't shirk. In spite of all the time it takes, Their work is well rewarded When the night is finally ended And everyone applauded.