Choctaw High School - Faces of the Future Yearbook (Choctaw, OK)

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HOSTS 1 700 Desplle Mrs. Woodhouse's lP. Snelll good lnlenflons fo reha billlaleu Bullon lJ. Woodsl, he slill had his diabolical momenls Bu++on Woodhouse lJ. Woodsl finds more problems wilh Phoebe Weed lL. Holz- manl lhan in any sanilarluml Casl for BuHon BuHon consisled of Emery-G. Mabra, Mover-J. Hunl, Siege Manager-C, Winlon, Lighls-D. Barnes, Direcfor-Mr. Murrow, Bul l'on-- J. Woods, George Woodhouse-M. Hooper, Mover--G. Wilfong, Phoebe-L. Holzman, Mrs. Weed-A. Breed, Mrs. Woodhouse-P. Snell, Josie-P. Gross, Maude-J, Brown. KF lt. jf Q, -L ,Q f Y'

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COMEDY HB TTU B TTO 66 T was a delighfful play and l enioyed presenfing if, was direcfor Mr. Murrow's commenf concerning fhe iunior play which had four day and one nighf performances, March 6-IO. A fofal of S325 was collecfed for fhe five performances and fhus con- sidered financially successful compared fo previous years. The sfory porfrayed a young man who had spenf fhe maiorify of his life-fime in one sanifarium affer anofher. Finally he was falcen info his wealfhy brofhers house for psychiafric freafmenf by his wife. Here Buffon lJ. Woodsl found fhe place fo be worse fhan any sanifarium he had ever been in! Through fhe love of Josie QP. Grossl and fhe discovery of his frue idenfify, Buffon leff fhe rich fo fulfill his dream of becoming a common grocery man. The casf consisfed of J. Wood, Buffong P. Gross, Josie: P. Snell, Mrs, Woodhouse, M. Hooper, George Woodhouse: A. Breed, Mrs. Weed: L. Holzman, Phoebe: J. Brown, Maude: G. Mabra, Emery: C. Winfon, sfage manager, J. Hunf, mover: G, Wilfong, mover: D, Barnes, lighfs, Mr. Murrow, direcfor. Exhausfed from fwisfing golf clubs around frees, Buffon lJ. Woodsl fells Josie lP. Grossl how grafeful he would be if he were a common man. STH is Mrs. Weed iAmy Breedl explains fo Mr. Georgehouse lMilce Hooperl fhaf her daughfer has fallen in love wifh Buffon and fha? fhere is fo be a wedding soon. fs. g L. Can a direcfor have a breaking poinf, or is he iusf ac'I'ing7 Wifh an empfy whiskey boffle prop, haf on his back, and shrill laughfer, Mr, Murrow lay iolringly on fhe floor in one of his mild nervous 'breal:downs.'

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667 AMBOREE PANS TIME One of +he mos+ popular performances wilh 'lhe feenagers was presen+ed by 'Moby Dick and fhe Whalers' wiih Franklin Looking depressed as +he +ime machine Harris, Thomas Rushlow, lead singer, Jimmie Parr, and Bobbie blew UP Bfenda Cl1amPl0'1 '35 Df- Harris. ' Slrangebrain was hearlbroken. Senior slrif was one of 'lhe besi-liked performances wi+h Judy Weslfall as a rock, Jeannie Jones, an asfro- nau+, and Roy Whisenanf +he viper. EFORE a ca paci'l'y crowd of 3,000 under 'brighl' lighls and in fron? of a hypnolic background flashed +he I2+h Jackels' Jambo- ree, wi+h scenes from 'I'he Slone Age fo +he modern space age. Brenda Champion, lhe Sludenl' Council presidenf, wi+h 'l'he main par+, played Dr. Slrangebrain in her lab wi+h a compuler lhal she crealed +o 'lake people back +o lhe pasl or 'Forward +o 'rhe 'Ful'ure. Wiih 'lhe loud bearing rhylhm of 'Moby Dick and lhe Whalers' +he ac+s s+ar+ed bringing sadness of a lonely prisoner, sorrow for lhe boys in Vielnam, happiness of 'lhe Spanish people, and humor from fhe Slone age.