Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Pc 'F it FRONT ROW-left to right: Mariorie Rand, Jon Dunning Lynette Crane, Judy O'Brien, Dave Farkas, and Kay Ger- ard. SECOND ROW: Mary Karras, Ronnie Nicodemus, Denny Miloserny, Bob Nier, Floyd Curran, Ann Veirs, Judy Wilder, and Tom Balasa. llfincfmd fuvzfi-amqfilefufcamecf -' Hercules Nelson and Wilbur Maxwell were oFf for a big weekend at Uncle Bob's, who - to their surprise - was a mortician. They would have left, but Wilbur spotted Celeste and changed his mind - fast! Then things really happened. Mr. Jason Quigley, a corpse, walked around, read the paper, and climbed into bed with Hercules. He was going to show up at his own funeral and trap the one who tried to do away with him. It was a good plan, but Mr. Quigley forgot to reckon with the boys. They set out to solve the case, and matters went from bad to worse to terrible. The boys finally trapped the culprit, after first getting rid of everyone who could help them. They escaped with their lives, but not before one of the wildest endings ever. This was the new and exciting plot of the mystery- comedy of which the juniors gave a superb per- formance on May I and 2. The romantic iitterbugging couple, Joan Crawford and Bob Nier, plans to elope as Mitzi Sarich, Joyce Green- wood, Emery Hirschler, and Gloria Gaedtke look on.

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a ul . Beef leaps into the air. He nails it! shouts Lester Uoe Langt. As Jan Pollitt, Sharon Garrett, Anne Gable, and Larry Cox stand in bewilder- ment. Mitzie lCharlotte Cartwright? leads the Winne- bagushi fans in their school song. In November the class of 1958 presented the second three-act comedy of their high school career. Beauty and the Beef takes place in Winne- bagushi, a Southern Minnesota town. Can you imagine anyone regretting the fact that she was the smartest girl ever to graduate from the Junior Quiz Program? Well, Ginny Allen finds out that boys and brains do not mix, and she is determined to do something about it. Everything that goes in must come out, is an old proverb made true by Ginny and the principal's daughter, when they put epicac in the football team's cocoa. However, it was only to postpone the game a week so that Beef, the football star and hero, would be off proba- tion and could play. All's well that ends well, and our play ends when Beef made the winning touch- down, and everyone realized that brains and beauty do mix. But Mr. Woods, the police band already has a drum! says Lester Uay Elkins! as Molly tries to disengage herself from her father's firm grasp. Ooooooooohhhhhh--groans Bubbles Uerry Kim- ble? as Winnebagushi fans watch the star being taken to the hospital.

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ww 'hc we 'M ,sg . FRONT ROW, left to right: Rae Ann Schmidt, Joan Craw- ford, Emery Hirschler, Joyce Greenwood. SECOND ROW Gloria Gaedtke, Judy Perkins, Jim Grounds, Mitzi Sarich, Practice proves interesting as Anita Morse demonstrates how to drag the villain of? the stage. Left to right are Sharon Warstler, Anita Morse, Dave Farkas, Mitzi Sarich, Jon Dunning, Bob Nier, Joan Crawford, and Jim Grounds. Mike Bishop, and Bob Lattimer. Sharon Warstler was ab sent from this picture. ' W A b-b-b-body! exclaims Hercules as Ronnie Nicodemus, K:ly Gerard, Jon Dunning, Lynette Crane, Judy O'Brien, and Dave Farkas look on in fear at Bob Nier, the corpse.