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.qs I p. NNN Memoriae Stall LEFT TORIGHT: Bob Miller, Picture Editor, Ethelind Keller, Assistant Editor: John Kennedy, Sports Editor, Mrs. Dawald, Sponsorg Darl Stern, Business Managerg Margery Lahr, Class Editorg Mel Johnson, Editor. i. , 3 , 1 2 E x A f A ...S 2 Q19 G. A. A. and Sunshine Society FIRST ROW: Anna Mae Blew, Dorothy Miller, Carolyn l-lite, Madalyn Hack, Benita Byrd, Ethelind Keller, ,Toy l-Iammel. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Dawald, Sponsor of G,A.A.g Margaret Pence, Phyllis Sparks, Gloria Johnson, Marllyn Stark, Marietta Anderson, Joan Smith, Mrs. Kitt. Sponsor of 5.5.5, TOP ROW: Shirley Lahr, Annette Septer, Janet Anderson, Carolyn McComb. Margery Lahr, Shirley Fetters, Alice Davenriner, Lois kennedy. 17
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I unior Play The Junior Class of Clear Creek High School presented the play, What Happened To Uncle by Robert Ray on October 13, 1950 in the Clear Creek Gymnasium. The story takes place in the home of Carl Douglas. He is the guardian of his nephew, Lloyd. Lloyd falls in love with a lovely young girl in college and they are mar- ried without Uncle Carl's knowledge. When they arrive at Uncle's house to break the news, they are met by Bertha Walker, the housekeeper, who is terribly worried because Carl has disappeared. After plans were made to gain the good graces of uncle, he is brought home by his attorney, Frank Miller, who has found him in the park, about to be arrested. Uncle Carl cannot remember a thing that has happened to him since he went for his walk and was struck by a passing automobile. To add to the trouble he finds a wallet in his pocket which contains five thousand dollars in bills. All his identification has been taken away from him. Later, Alice introduces herself as Mrs. Douglas. Carl is horrified to think that he might have married her. Cn top of this, his fiancee, Alicia Ellsworth, and her mother arrives for a visit, and a mysterious gun-moll, Millie Thompson appears, calling Carl the chief of the mob . From here on the situations really pile up, but the author finally straightens them out. . . . Don Stouder Carl Douglas ....... Lloyd Doug las .... Bertha Walker. . Alice ......... . Frank Miller ..... Alicia Ellsworth. . . Millie Thompson. Mrs. Ellsworth .... Bill ............ The characters were as follows: --.o....-1.-...nun.-.-......... .- D on Davenr iner . Arlen Lockhart . Ethe lind Keller . . . . Benita Byrd . . Paul Hammel . . Madalyn Hack . D orothy Miller . . .Phyllis Sparks Sergeant Finnigan. . . ................. Rex Stern Stage Managers .... ................. B ill Shaffer and Paul Ellet Senior Play The Seniors of 1951 presented their class play, Lady Spitfire by Katherine Kavanaugh on March 29. The story takes place at the Rutherford School for Girls. Tom and Bud learn that Miss Prudence must close her school because the popular sub-deb Kay Sutton has changed her mind about entering. They act to save the school. They meet an at- tractive girl and ask her to pose as Kay Sutton. The lark appeals to the girl, who ' happens to be Kay Sutton herself! She enters into school affairs with gusto, and Miss Prudence's troubles seem to be solved. But the boys are worried--Kay acts as if she really were the heiress! She even signs Kay Sutton's name to her checks! The fireworks get going when Mr. Sutton hears that an imposter is posing as his daughter. Tom urges Kay to admit who she really is and forget this nonsense of impersonating an heiress. But Kay insists she really is Kay Sutton! Finally all com- plications clear up with an enchanting conclusion. The cast was successfully portrayed by the following: Miss Prudence. . Cindy Dale ...... Ginger Reid ..... Flobelle Berthon. Kay Sutton ...... Tom Brown .... Bud Jones .... Jed Buell ......... Henri Du Frayne. Stephen Sutton. . . Stage Managers. . ..... ..- ... .- .......-..-........-......... . . .Dieter Grosse-Leurnern and 18 . Margery Lahr Janet Anderson ...Joy Hammel Gloria Johnson . . Carolyn Hite . . . . .Darl Stern Melvin Johnson . . John Kennedy .Robert Miller . . . . Leon Stern Tony Humburg
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