Coin High School - Tigers Yearbook (Coin, IA)

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.lUNl0R CLASS PLAY 'STRANGER IN THE NIGHTN ' rangerin t e N1 H involved two charming young women, Mable Crane lConnieScottonD nd Sylvia Lee CNancy Jackson! who were the owners of a book andgift shop inthe Boule Jard Hotel wherethe scene ofthe mysterytake place EddleBenderKRayVbgelJ the comical bellhop, and NonaPbllardCKleylaNhnesJ the vivacious elevator girl providenuch laughter and excitement with their shenanigans Marcella Bender CDeanna Exceenl, teacher of physical culture in the hotel, and Clifford Newkirk lJack Linquistl add to the confu ion Velda Stevens CDonna Murphyl, the secretary with a past on her conscience, and J T Rutledge CCharlesCutterI a retired executive a d Miss Stevens employer, find happiness together after the murderer i discovered Grant Terry fRoger Puckettl, a younvnewspaper columist comes to the hotel to inform Svliva Lee of a sinister plot of murder to be committed in the hotel 7' Gillettlis a successfultusiness woman who manages the affairs of Sylvia Lee which inclldes tke income from a best seller on 'How to Catch Your Man writtenby Sylvia Lee This create another mystery because Qylvia doesn't wart anyone to know about the book Sam Fisk KRo1and mhomasl the hotel detective who 1s not a hotel detective holds the key to the murder Sandra King KBetty Vawterl the lady wrestler employed by Marcella adds merriment with her demonstration o u iitso Donald Gray CJonIavelyD is a guest at the hotel, and Mike Doyle plays the part of a policeman Each member of the cast concerned with the shopthinks that he or she as the case may be, is the one marked for murder As it turned out, J T Rutledged is the vlctom and SamF1sk, an ex employee of Mr Rutle ved and in disguise 1 tte murderer who tries to get revenge Congratulations toNrs William Ston d t f e rec or o the la d t th Junior Class for putting on such a f1ne,performance p Y an O 6 els LANE DRILLING COMPANY PHONE 30 BLANCHARD, IOWA RFK LANE. OWNER TRENCHING-PIPE LINE ' ff - -f - 4- n mln il, 'St h ght ., s . ,, 9 D CJ A rv J w z,f w 22 fa, 3 -. , s . H . A V sa 1 0 O n ' ' A s - . which he over heard while lunching in a resterant. Rose Jordan fJudy 1 1 N. -' ' L' 1, . . s 4 J rl Ll L.. - I, - Q s . I. , ' . I - s f j -, - . N O - O O . - A A . A I I s A . . g , C3 I 0 !'1 , 1 - !

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