Drummer Township High School - Drummer Yearbook (Gibson City, IL)

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ACT I Just a little country garden. Mill River, Totoket, Connecticut. Spring. The summer boarder and the countryj lass. l am Doing Wrong- ly, Do not let me Trust in Vain. All that 'Glitters is Gold. During this act Miss Diehl will sing AlI Thatf, Glitters Is Not Gold. After this act Mr.Eugene Davis' will recite The Cremation of Sam McGee. ACT II SCENE I Autumn. The Viper and the Vampire. The pot calls the kettle black. During this scene Mr. Lamb will render Bohunkus. SCENE Il Black Night. The French Maid and the Hired Man. I swan, she's got me so het up, I cud hatch a settin' o' eggs. Afterthis scene Miss Anderson, Miss Beck, Miss Diehl and Miss Potts will sing Those Wedding Bells Shall Not Ring Out. ACT lll SCENE I The Days Go. The Snake and the Bird. You are Young and Beautiful and thus I bend you to my will! During this scene Miss Potts will render The Old Cuckoo Clock. After this scene Mr. Earl Sixt, accompanied by Miss Cary, will play The Heart Bowed Down, and Then You'll Remember Me. SCENE ll . The Years Come. The Iron Monster and Mr. Duckbottom. All the Clouds of our Life have passed away. GRAND AND FINAL TAB- LEAU, with the greatest mechanical effects ever seen on any stage! During this scene the Senior Quartette will sing Nobody's Darling. -.nm-.-.-.'.'.'.-.'.'.'.'.'.-v.'.'.-.'o.-.'evva.uf.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.nv.nt.-.'.'.'cc.'.'.'.'.'.'N.'4 ' v .'Q'.'.'Q'.'c'.'Q'Q'.'.'.'.'.'-'Q'.'.'.'.'.'s'u's'f'.'Q'.'s'.'s's'Q'1'.'.'.'.'s's's'.'Q'Q'.'.'v'Q'.'.'.'s'.'s's'v'.'.'.'.'.'.'Q'.'.'s'a'-'.'s's's'ffv'v'Q'.'s's'-'s' 4'.'.'.'s'Q'q?s' Received by full and fashionable audiences with peals of laughter and bursts of applause. The Emoluments arising from the exertions of this Society will be appropriated to worthy purposes. The number of tickets for sale will be limited to the magnitude of the building. ' sMoKiNG sEcAlis Pnorusrrlsox 4 - . 'c's's's'u v'n's's's'n'f -'o'Q'v'Js'30'e'o'o'o'.'o's'Q'-'o's'4's's'3s's's's'n 's'v'Q'e'o'o'o' ' ' ' ' ' ' , s Q Q Q s s Q 'ffm s s n fe 3313 e'e.'+'n'.'o's'.'n'-' '.'.'.'3s'.'q'.'.'e 's'n'o'v'4'Q'-'a'.'s'a's's'a'a'a'Q'Q'Q'Q's'Q's's's's's'n's'Q'e'Q'y's'n' ,',',',f,','g'. FORX D. T. H. S. SENIORS GENERAL MANAGER ................................................................................. Mary K. Barton STAGE MANAGER ................................................................................. Harold A. johnson ASSEST STAGEQ MANAGERS ................................. Evan Riblet-Emery Torrence ELECTRICIAN AND STAGE CARPENTER .............................. Clarence Poplett MAKE UP ....................,........................... Miss Dueringer and Miss Frances johnson TICKETS ................................... ..... M iss Spry and Miss Pauline Zimmerman MUSICAL DIRECTION ....... ..................................................... M iss Lola johnson PIANIST .............................. ,,,,, M iss Jqne McClure SOUND EFFECTS ........ ...................... C lair Shull SCENE PAINTING ....... .... E dwin Robertson

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unior Play IUNE MAD ON FRIDAY, MAY 7 Penny Wood .................................................................. Patty Potts Chuck Horris ....... .......... D oug Hager Mrs. Wood ......, ........ V irginio Corter Elmer Tuttle ........ ...... J um Summers if ll J fix itll o 6 , , , ' , ' .gf i ,C -? 'P A -a T I ami- X S ug.. , -X . , X an .-xi . . ..' V ' 9 1 'i : .. P J ' ' ' x' ' , - Dr. Wood ....... .....,............ J ohn Scott Effie .....,................ ........ P eggy Browning , Qui Qff Milly Lou ...................... ....... M orgoret Fritschel Q9 G. Mervyn Roberts ...,... ................... l ohn Corson kg J Roger von vieck ...... ...... B iii Bob Phillips ' ' Mr. Harris ...................... ...... B ill Silverstein Shirley Wentworth ....... .......... M orgoret Storm Ruth Wentworth .....,. .,..... D orlene Hutchcroft lulie Harris ..................................,............,............ Dorothy Firmes This three oct comedy took place in the Woods' home in Lynbrook, a small town in the Middle West. I When Mervyn, the brother of Mrs, Wood, brought Roger Van Vleck home from college to visit, things really started to pop. Penny, the tomi boy of the family, not only forgot her childhood sweetheart, Chuck, but dei cided to become o lady to live up to Roger's ideals. A The turning point of the cotostrophe come when Churck took off ci neighbor's barn in his glider. This showed Penny whom she reolly liked, and the play ended with everyone happy. ' l I I Front Row--Margaret Storm, John Corson, Margaret Darlene Hultchcraft, Dorothy Firmes, lim Sum- Ann Fritschel, Doug Hoger, Potty Potts mers, Peggy Browning, Virginia Carter, john Back Row-Bill Silverstein, Miss Mory K. Barton, Scott. I