Crown Point High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

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Bull in a China Shop, by C. B. Gilford, was a comedy in three acts presented by the Junior Class of ' 65. It concerned six old spinsters who lived across the street from a handsome detective (Terry VanSlyke). In order to get his attention, they committed two murders and summoned the detective for investigation. Rat-poisoning was the method used, and it wasn ' t hard to trace the guilt to the old ladies. The murderer (Jackie Mills) was considered the heroine when the handsome detective took her to jail. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Gordon, the Senior Class presented the play entitled Rest Assured, by Donald Payton. This comedy encompassed the world of a very wealthy businessman (Paul Frame) who had little time for his family and only thought about his money. This led to serious com¬ plications, for he entered into a realistic dreamworld in which he was haunted by the ghost of a poor Italian (Dave Ham¬ mett). When he awoke, his whole outlook on life was changed and his reverence for the dollar was replaced by a new¬ found devotion to his family. Frustrated Rex Wheeler gives Paul Frame a hard right punch, in a scene taken from the Senior Class play, Rest Assured .

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