East Pike High School - Panther Yearbook (Milton, IL)

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PROFESSOR: Minerva! Minnie Parks! AUNT MINNIE: Professor! PROFESSOR: Minnie! L. TO R.: Sharen Mitchell, Ronnie Hayden, Brenda Campbell, Leonard Wade, Dean Anderson, Glenna Ramsey, Linda Campbell, Diana McBrian, Frank Heavner. CAST OF CHARACTERS Enough Mary Downey Gracie May Ivy May Alex Sagebrush Eddie Eddy Slicker Sam Professor Peruchi Mrs. Fotheringay Alicia Sir Freddie Aunt Minnie The Sheriff The Senior Class Presents “AUNT MIN DROPS IN” L. TO R.: Sharen Mitchell, Ronnie Hayden, Charles Grubbs, Leonard Wade, Dean Anderson, Linda Campbell, Shirley Schlieper, Diana McBrian, Frank Heavner. ALEX: Here, here, I saw him first. EDDIE: You did not. ALEX: I did so. ENOUGH: Eeeny-Meenie-Meinie-Mo-

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“B” SQUAD STANDING, L. to R.: Charlies Johnson; Albert Mclntire; Lavern Helm; Gary Herst; Russell Lane; Ron Edwards; David Hoover; Jimmy Graham; Mr. George Lemons, coach. SEATED: Don McConnell, manager; Phil Graham; Jim Ottwell; Bob Hayden; Reg Campbell, Jack Wade; Bill Heavner; Bruce Davis; Lindle Wade; Larry Campbell, manager. Season’s Record HOME SCORES OPPONENT SCORES A B A B East Pike 47 52 West Pike 49 45 East Pike 39 52 Arenzville 52 50 East Pike 35 36 Perry 33 20 East Pike 41 36 Pleasant Hill 37 35 East Pike 57 38 Hardin 67 46 East Pike 46 29 Chapin 55 30 East Pike 77 63 Brussels 46 36 •East Pike 56 -- Griggsville 62 — East Pike 54 44 Bluffs 58 34 East Pike 53 30 Barry 66 40 East Pike 61 40 Griggsville 68 57 East Pike 39 44 Winchester 59 46 East Pike 67 52 Perry 57 31 •East Pike 53 -- Griggsville 59 -- East Pike 45 37 Griggsville 50 57 East Pike 44 39 Payson 69 46 East Pike 39 39 Carrollton 65 55 East Pike 57 44 Barry 65 55 East Pike 60 54 Bluffs 69 46 East Pike 68 46 West Pike 71 61 East Pike 52 47 Roodhouse 79 49 East Pike 56 51 Meredosia 49 22 •East Pike 64 -- Mt. Sterling 68 -- •Tournament Games A Won 5 Lost 18 B Won 9 Lost 11 27

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Lawsey?! Linda Campbell Slicker Sam Ivy: Oh—you—you! Leo Cloninger Sue Grubbs and Dean Anderson The story takes place on a ranch which Eddie Eddy has inherited and incognito comes to give the once over. He finds himself in the midst of plenty of excitement and worried people. Mary Downey, former owner, in charge, worried over how long she is going to have a job, Gracie and Ivy, young guests, worried about finding eligible young men for heart interest, and about Aunt Min, whom they have never seen, but are expecting on a visit. Alex, the cowhand, is worried over his pet cow. The Professor, spending the summer at the ranch, is worried for fear he will find no more fossils. Enough, the colored cook, wonders whether she will ever see the good old South again. To add to the worries, Mrs. Fotheringay, socialite supreme from the East; her daughter, and Sir Freddie Twitchet, who has been tricked into proposing to the daughter, land at the ranch. But the house is not yet as full as it can get--for it becomes the refuge of Slicker Sam, who has escaped and is trying to keep a step ahead of a deaf sheriff. The Senior Class would like to thank Diana McBrian for stepping into the place of Dorothy Cloninger who became ill before the play. L. TO R.: Linda Campbell, Dean Anderson, Ronnie Hayden, Leo Cloninger, Leonard Wade, Sharen Mitchell. Sheriff: I got him! I got him ! I told ye he couldn't escape me! Thought ye could elude me, eh, Slicker? Well, I got ye.