Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

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Rest Assured You can Rest Assured that the Seniors, when presented with a situation, could obstinately stick it out and fight to the end. This. too. was the attitude of Mr. Morlock (Curtis Hurley), a feisty old businessman who refused to let his daughter Mary (Patti Suiters) marry beneath her station to Joe Lanconi (Alan Greenburg). the son of Luigi Lanconi (Skip Epperson), an Italian meatcutter. Refusing to listen to his wife (Jerri Warner) or his lawyer (Robert Thornton) or secretary (Dawn Allen), Mr. Morlock became so adamant that he and Luigi got in a fist light, causing the poor meatcutter to suffer a heart attack. Then, unbeknownst to the audience, Mr. Morlock lapsed into sleep, in which he dreamed that Luigi had died and had returned to haunt him. The fun mounted as Morlock was examined by Dr. Brown (Gary Ellmore) and pestered by his daughter Jessica (Deidre Cadman) and housekeeper Mildred (Linda Hegg). Then, dreaming that he had died, Morlock—or his ghost, rather— ran into further complications when Lucifer (Charles Bainbridge) showed up ready to take