Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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ABOVE: After Chad Carter iRuss Dickl proposes to Mim Tobin iConnie Robertsonl, he blunders- by kissing his bride-to-be on the forehead. RIGHT: Pete and Patty Carter, twins played by Rick Maughmer and Susan Roberts, bribe Officer O'Brien, played by Steve Brock, to introduce them to Jason Michaels. l As members of the Saturday Afternoon Ladies' her plans for a reception tea for Jason Spencel and Peggy's husband, Mike Carter, L'lE U Y 50C'elYf 'do Walker lNancy Longl Michaels. Later, Peggy Carter lMarta Gofll ref- iLew Hansonl. applauds Vondo Van Arsdale iSusie Beckl for uses to be fought over by Jason Michaels fTim I0

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two Senior Queens reign over winter formols A Christmas By Candelight is highlighted by the reign of King Steve Lynas and Queen Lois Von Beers. r i l 9 In the soft glow of A Christmas By Candlelight, many starry-eyed coup- les danced to the music of the Down Beats. Sponsored by the high school G.A.A. and F.F.A., work on the dance proved itself worthwhile as couples ad- mired the original decorations. Un- derclassmen took their places os they acted as hostesses at the various punch tables. Reigning over the evening as royalty were Lois Von Beers and Steve Lynas. Volentine's Day came early for many couples as the Sunshine and Let- termen's Clubs presented Carousel of Love on February 6. Shadows fell gently on the dance floor as a blue- and-pink carousel cast a soft glow. Providing the music for the evening was the Howard lmmal Band. A per- fect evening ended as Sue Armstrong and Rick Griffin were crowned Queen and King. The music of the Down Beats lulls couples at tending the Christmas Dance.

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Senior, Spring Plays entertain community SENIOR PLAY CAST . . . FRONT ROW: G. Moss, Martin, T. Berkshire, J. Hoagland, B. Kelly, E. G. Ramer, S. Wilson, S. Armstrong, M. Jump. L. Carver, G. Koch, L. Hanson, V. Titus, D. Nearon. Van Haitsma. BACK ROW: N. Long, R. Dick, N. The home of Martin Vanderhof was turned upside-down when family problems were brought into the open. A lovesick daughter . . . a father who fancied himself an inventor . . . a drunken house guest . . . these provid- ed humorous entertainment in You Can't Take it With You . Wes Smith, who had changed his name to Jason Michaels and who had become a famous Hollywood movie star, returned to his hometown of Dover and tried to pick up the pieces of his life as he had left it eighteen years before. Discovering that his high school love had married his best friend and that the town itself had changed, Jason soon had a longing once more for the bright Hollywood lights in the Spring Play, Yearbooks and Yesterdays , dedicated by the playwright and director, Miss Patsie Ronk, to the senior class. SPRING PLAY CAST . . . FRONT ROW: D. Bur- rous, R. Roller, M. Wilson, D. Ricci, N. Fritz, B Winters, B. Moss, M. Foreman, B. Kelly, K DeMoss, J. Sailors, R. Maughmer, M. McCloskey, S. Roberts, G. Koch. SECOND ROW: Miss P. Ronk, J. Bowyer, D. Montgomery, C. Mont- gomery, S. Armstrong, S. Beck, L. Voltz, D. As- tore, M. McDaniel, N. Martin, K. DeHaven, S. Wilson, N. Fiedler, S. Brock, L. Winters, .l Hoagland, D. Darnell, L. Hanson, M. Goff. ll THIRD ROW: G. Moss, T. Spence, M. Jump, G. Beck, E. Morgan, G. Ferguson, N. Long, P. Downhour, L. Metcalf, L. Van Beers, R. Vavricka, R. Ronk, K. Harmon, C. Carver, E. Carver, V. Titus. FOURTH ROW: C. Robertson, R. Dick.