Connell High School - Eastern Echo Yearbook (Connell, WA)

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ll Cheaper By The Dozen Students became actors, directors, propmen, make- up men, wardrobers, prompters, and advaneemen to produce the theatrical highlight of the year, Cheaper By The Dozen. The group Worked as a class in the initial stages learning the fundamentals of play pro- duction under the direction of Mr. John Bussey. Il Chuck Law played the efficiency-minded father of ten rehea.ded children played by Jodi Hudlow, Lynnette Lee, Eileen McGary, Kriste Flansburg 1Sarah Loeberj, Debbie Stanley, Mark Hilmes, Jim Roberts, Benny Benavides and Stuart Rush. Other cast mem- bers were Jim McBride, Steve Braddock, Casey Warner, Renee Hollibaugh, and Tim Timmons. Behind the scenes were: Luvy Benavides and Josie Strong, student directorsg Joanie Hulse, Suzie Wyatt, Bev Fehrenbacher, Debbie Bowns, Carol Williams, Sarah Loeber, Bill Hale and various members of the acting crew who worked on preparation and production. Pictures of the final performance were unavailable, but actors are shown here at one of their night rehearsals.

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New Queen Highlights Comm unity Festival The North Franklin Festival is a weekend of good, old home- town community togetherness, fun and entertainment. After weeks of anticipation, the selection of the new Miss North Franklin to succeed Queen Molly Calfee was made. The cro- wning of Miss Jodi Hudlow, the new queen who will repre- sent Connell in other community celebrations and at the state Junior Miss Pageant in January, touched off the chain of planned weekend events. For the first time, commercial carnival midway rides were rented and set up in addition to local booths. The Saturday parade was expanded and enlarged to include several more visiting and home floats and marching units, including the Tri-C ity Columbians and the Othello High School Marching Band. I ' kmlllg. A 1Above rightj Jodi Hudlow accepts the first annual Julie Stalnaker Memorial Award for being voted Miss Congeniality. fRightJ It was wet and drizzly for the first official appearance of the new North Franklin royalty, Queen Jodi and princesses Connie Law and Teresa Casper.