Central High School - Wings Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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Junior Play On April 1, 1965, the Junior Class presented The Little Dog Laughed, a three act comedy by Vera and Ken Tarpley. The play began at 7:30 p. m. in the Central Auditorium. The characters and members of the cast were the following: Laurie Huntington played by Dar- lenaWa1shg Sydney Huntington, Dale Burch, Mar- tha Huntington, Susan Sweeneyg Wally Huntington, Gerald Frye, Miss Gus Gustavesky, Diane Foster, Joan Wood, Judy Sweckerg Ted Wood, Phil Lutz, Lillian Wood, Yvonne Young, Mark Brad- ford, Buddy Pence, Horatio P. Honeywell,Alfred Carwileg aguest at Martha's tea, SharonDelling- er, Caroline Blakesly, Susie Lineweaverg Grace Schoenbeck, Ellie Tavennerg Walola Brecken- ridge, Mary Lou Wright, and Therese Brown, Patty Finks. Mr. J. J. Sperry did a fine job of directing the play. The money made on the Junior Play was used in preparing a successful 1965 Junior-Sen- ior Prom. The play cast spent much time in preparing costumes, the excellent make up was applied by Mr. Sperry. Gus and Horatio CDiane and Alfredl were the two funniest and most favor- ite characters of the play. STANDING: E. Tavenner, P. Lutz, D. Bolen, D. Burch, M. L. Wright, D. Foster. SEATED S Lineweaver D Walsh S. Sweeney. FRONT: S. Evans, G. Frye, J. Swecker, P. Finks.

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The girls in their evening gowns and the boys in their dinner jackets added the final beauty to the gym. The prom of 1965 is now over but memories of Never, Never Land will not be lost. ll ll , i glittering blue castle, situated in a cloud, was the of the dancing floor. Prom In a setting of fantasy land, the Juniors pre- sented their prom Never, Never Land to the Seniors on May 7 from 8:00 p.m. to 12 midnight. The gym was softly decorated in light blue, dark green, and light green crepe paper. A French window accented the entrance onto the dancing floor. The window, as in the story of Peter Pan, displayed a blue velvet window seat, the umbrella and top hat that belonged to John, and Mitchell's favorite possession---his teddy bear. The Royal Virginians provided music for the event. Placed on a deck of the pirate ship, the group entertained throughoutthe evening with soft romantic music. Debbie Wender, chairman of the prom com- mittee, was aided by the faculty advisors and many Juniors, who devoted their time on Saturdays and week nights to make the 1965 prom a success. To the left of the castle hung the shimmering lantern '07 in which Tinker Bell had been captured.