Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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JU IOR PLAY The Junior Class presented the three-act farce comedy, Inner Willy, a Row-Peterson royalty play, March 50, Friday evening, in the high school auditorium. The cast for Inner Willy was as follows: Willy, a l6 year old, well-behaved and likeable Rich King Aunt Hester - Shirley Shurtz Aunt Louise Willy's maiden aunts Lois Beckley Aunt Olga Carol Herron Inner Willy, Willy's 'inner selfn Bob Wright Stanley Clark, 16, inclined to be a bit ntoughn Jack Peters Mike, 16, bashful, but a regular guy Judson Fisher Marybelle, 16, the completely unexciting girl next door Pat Risley 32322, 31332112355 lively 16 year old twins Carol Martin, 16, the girl whom Willie secretly admires Director Mr. William Joyce McKnight Patty Maitland Melva Finch Jirles A delightful and 'different' type of play, Inner Willy is a light comedy of Willie who has been the victhmof too much mothering by his devoted maiden aunts. Much in need of a stronger moral backbone, Willie finds his inner self, 'the chap in the long underwear', just the fellow he needs to bolster his courage. This Winner Willy' is not visible to anyone except Willie, Cand the audiencel, a situation which results in side-splitting complications for Willie as he goes through the throes and woes of choosing a 'girln for the dance. The maiden aunts, though bewildered by the change in their dear Willie, were forced to accept his growth through tears and pangs of anxiety. Though Inner Willy weaves a story out of a mere wisp of an idea, the comedy was light, refreshing and highly entertaining. Proceeds from the Junior Play were ear-marked for the annual Junior- Senior Prom. 26

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W faamfww-mow.. President - Bill Hunter Secretary - Mary lee Schupp Vice-President - Ruth Wright Treasurer - Dale Zeimer Class Flower - Carnation Class Motto - Wwe shall Class colors - Blue and Gold find a way or make one SOPHOMCRE I'll always remember my Sophomore Class, The memories of it will forever last, I'll never forget the good old school rule, The rememberance of days when we went to school We remember when we were Freebies, We thought we were really tough, But now, since we are Sophomores, We know we then put on a bluff. We walk those familiar halls each day, With the memory of graduation not too far away, And than some days when we look ahead, The thought of leaving school we dread. Our Sophomore Class was a cheerful one, An important year for everyone, And when we graduate at last, Our Sophomore days will be part of our treasure Jeannine Bache 28 d past.