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“WHO KILLED AUNT CAROLINE , by Grant Richards was presented by the Senior Class of 1983 on November 23 and Senior Play 24. Una (Laura Tinker) is frustrated when she can’t seem to play the right notes, but Mrs. Endicott (Bethe Gibson) is determined to teach her. THE CAST — From Left to Right: Bethe Gibson (Mrs. Endicott), Sherri Ellison (Cicely En- dicott), Laura Tinker (Una Hagaman), Kevin Ligon (Dan Donavan), Sheryl Gregory (Mrs. McClain). Michael Williams (Riccy Endicott), Jennifer Martin (Mina Mabbit), Tracy Pirtle (Lt. Clayton), LuVerne Webb (Beryl Endicott). Seated: Judy Faulkner (Agnes Endicott), Brian Skelton (Dave Thompson), and Tana Lukenbill (Aunt Caroline). Agnes (Judy Faulkner) jumps to Dave (Brian Skelton), her boyfriend, in excitement to see him. Covering up for her lie, Beryl (LuVerne Webb) starts to smoke as Dan (Kevin Ligon) lights her cigarette while Lt. Clayton (Tracy Pirtle) looks on. Aunt Caroline (Tana Lukenbill) lies dead as family and friends look to see Tracy Dotson entertained the audience with what has happened. singing and playing the guitar between acts and after the play. 18
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May 19,1983
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I may look like I am enjoying history but I’m not. Would you think anyone could look so handsome? Now guys you know that is not the way it happened. Eeek, was that a big fat rat under my chair? I’ll play anytime for my woman. Lue Verne: Now you see it. Carla: Now you don’t. Oh man! Who got the lint on my shades? 19
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