Chippewa High School - Chippewa Yearbook (Doylestown, OH)

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FORTY CARA TS Forty Carats, a two act play adapted by Jay Allen, was pre- sented by the C.H.S. drama department on May 5 and 6. In the play, Ann Stanley, 40, falls in love with 22 yr. old Peter Latham but wonit admit it until she see's that her 17 yr. old daughter Trina is in love with 45 yr. old Eddy Edwards. She then decides age doesn't matter. Cast: Connie Allen, Ann Stanley, Jeff Butzer, Peter Lathamg Miss Sungy, Trina Stanleyg Todd Miller, Eddy Ed- wardsg Kim Walsh, Granny Maud, Don Baker, Billy Boylan, Greg Burns, Patg Kevin Bachman, Mr. Lathamg Carole Miller, Mrs. Lath- am, Denise Van Horn, Mrs. Adams. A portion of Plaza Suite was presented at the Dalton One Act Play Contest. Performers were Lyn Terry, Greg Burns, Jay Gard- ner and Sheri Farmwald. M ii CAST: SITTINGQ D. Baker, K. Walsh, C. Allen, J. Butzer, M. Sungy, ROW 25 G. Burns, T. Miller, K. Bachman, C. Miller. f f. K ,aa aa .Y Granny Maud watches while Ann Stanley tries unsuccessfully to hide her face from Peter Latham. T r lf Admitting her love for Peter, Ann yields to his kiss. Eddy Edwards enters Ann's apart- ment to disclose his plans to mar- ry her daughter Trina. Mention of engagement sends Granny embracing Ann with joy only to find that it is Trina that is getting married. Every little bit of experience will help Katy grow up to be an actress so Mrs. Hetsch is sure to attend practice.

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Tevye's, Do You Love Me'? , startles Golde, Kathy Ludwig. But they de- cide, after twenty-five years, it's nice to know. sm H 5. as 'lid if wgtxtil. .M ,. tr ma if XY ...pi0 ' Under the wedding canopy and before witnesses, Motel and Tzietcl repeat their vows to the Rabbi, Mr. I-lerbst. An unlikely match with a radical flowers for l-lodel, Diana Cook, with the Milkman Tevye, Mr. Dulin, substituting for his lame horse, takes a break radical Perchick, Mr. Wallace. and dreams of his life as a rich man. The engagement ofthe butcher Lazar Wolf and Tzietel is an occassion for celebration by the hard working men of Anetevka.

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For many students thc day begins and comes to an end on the school bus. 'NT i .l A field trip to LaCita, a Spanish restauran ony of the semester. t, is a perfect way for the Spanish classes to break the monot- 1.-ni-I an-......l fr Af' 5. ,S 53 .5 L., Speeches are short but sincere as candidates for next year's sophomore officers face their class- mates gathered in the gym. ,gl P ,,,.. A fretting Jill Clark backs against the wall, but We all know that it's Bill Fouty behind that mask. Carole Miller speaks on the qualities of National Honor Society members as candidates arc tapped.