Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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 A gossip ploy for girls. When Berry overhears her morher phoning rhor George Is going ro give Rose o ring rhe news is roo rhrllllng ro keep. Berry rells Solly, who secrer- ly odores George, ond she is heartbroken. Then when gossipy Aunr Home ond spinsrer Lucreriol show up, Berry merely hinrs rhor George hos trifled with rhe love of o sweet girl. The spinsters aren't o bit surprised! Men ore treacherous! They odd ro rhe foie ond shortly o lovely girl is reported dying, oil because of fickly George! Rose wos stunned. She hodn'r known she wos engaged Least of oil ro George! Morher returns ond ex- plains rhor it s o ring on rhe phone Rose is ro get “ONE HAPPY FAMILY” 1 Showing off her orr work Is Sara Derby 2 Eldrl Johnson ond Brent McMurry kissing? 3 Director Mr Schultz ond student directors Tommy Tullor ond Julie Torgerson moke pro- duction possible 4 Cost members indude (front row) Jeff McElroy. Angie Hepner Corey Ulrickson (bock row): Tommy Tullor. Brent McMurry. Eldrl Johnson. Brian Houge Peggy Schultz. Heide Ulrickson

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ACTIVITIES 1 Deonne Decker. Cortle Corison, and Jodi Boyer discuss o matter 2 Aunt Mottle (Paige Becker) Is miffed by Lucrerlo s (Kris Nelson) modesty 3 The plays cost Includes (front row): Jodi Boyer. Paige Becker, Pottl Trumm (bock row) Deonne Decker. Kris Nelson. Julie Torgerson. Come Corison 4 Cost members Soro Derby. Eldri Johnson. Brlon Houge overlook moke-up Jeff McElroy's face 5 Working lights ore Kent Tompkins ond Chod Skiles Grades 9-12 Present “Never Trust A Man” The plot concerns the onflcs of family. And each one is crozy in o different way. Their home is o regulor mode house. There is Arabella who poses while Susie, the artist, points her. Willie is labor- ing under the delusion that is o writer ond goes oround spouting his poetry to which nobody listens. Henry beats on the typewriter, IS All-High Play typing his school rhemes, oblivious of the world oround. Even mom Is slightly daft. She insists on demonstrating some steps she has leorned ot doncing school. Popo Oberstot, who is o lovable old thing, would like to do something to colm down his harum-scarum family bur doesn't hove ony luck.

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Involvement great in senior class play “Don’t Rock the Boat” DON'T ROCK THE BOAT, o fhree-oct ploy by Tim Kelly, is o mixture of The Love Boot.'' ’ Mutiny on the Bounty,-' ond Pirates of Penzance In this comedy, Tom Butter- worth, determined to go down in history os the youngest cruise ship coproin, soils on the Vengeance, o converted gunboat, with o crew of rejects from the Maritime High School. For passengers, there ore movie star Honey Hot- chkiss, who is determined to star in GONE WITH THE WIND, PART TWO — only the producer would rather walk the plonk; o clumsy pair of thieves, o lody who loves pets but is ollergic to fur, o jogger who is on exercise nut, ond o nurse who sfobs oranges — or anything else — for prac- tice on giving hypos. On top of the goofy crew ond wild passengers, there is o hijacking of seo by o group of loony pirotes. Besides this, there moy be o shark in the pool, there is o huge storm ond o dangerous mud bonk 20 Senior Ploy ahead, ond the ship hos no insurance. However, by the final curtain it is oil romance ond hilarity on the high seas. Behind the scenes, stage managers were Tim Christopherson ond Jeff DeJong. Working lights were Steve Briggle, Steve Menholr, ond Kent Fossum. Senior on sound were Brian Peterson ond Dovid Jennings. Other members of the stage crew were Rod Loe, junior Rob Freese, ond cost members. Connie Eokes, Glendo Harms ond Debbie Short guided forgetful actors os they promp- ted them on their lines. Mr. Noel ond his art classes assisted the art directors in pointing the set, Mrs. Ewing ond the music deportment helped with the musical oct. , Mr. Martinson ond the industrial arts deportment lent use of facilities to the stage crew, ond Mr. Oostro ond the business education deportment produced the programs which were designed by Leso Duerkes.