Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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Lois Van Beers and Russ Dick reign as King and Queen in the Streets of Paris. BELOW: KLEFTD Dancing around the Eiffel Tower, Jay Strouch and Connie Robertson enioy the final dance. KRIGHTJ Mike Key and Vicky Titus become engrossed in conversation in a sidewalk cafe.

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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.

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' Guests stroll ln the Streets of Petris X ,i 2-5 ', ' ,Q . 2. ' 5? le it tid mm N, Qim ydls N I 7 , ik, - , E X The sound of the San Francisco Ice Age enliv- ens the Prom. 13 Windy weather presents problems for Dan Skiles and Nancy Wolf as they hurry into the building. As guests of honor at the May 9, l97O Prom, seniors strolled and danced ln the Streets of Paris. After the corona- tion of King Russell Dick and Queen Lois Van Beers, couples drifted past the Eiffel Tower to a French restaurant where the evening meal was served. Departing from the restaurant, guests drifted to the Cinema, where Murder- ers' Row was the end to an evening of splendor.