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

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CAST Pat Farnum....................David Hoover Wanda Webb...............Barbara Stephenson Doris Dudley..........................Carol Springer Mike Byrd........................LindleWade Ora Byrd.............................Sherry Wheeler Azalia White ................ Janet Heavner Lee Hickey ................... John Meek Mrs. Ambrose Belmont .... Dixie Smith Betty Belmont ............... Norma Ranft Mrs. Worthington Trevor . . . Jeannie Batley Oliver Worthington Trevor . . Larry Campbell Miss Belinda Strong.........Carolyn Ramsey Katherine Strong ............ Joyce Johnson

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The Junior Class Presents Madame Patricia owned and operated a beauty shop. When she died she left the shop toher nephew, Pat Farnum. Pat brought his future bride to see her new home and when she learned that he had inherited a beauty parlor she wanted to leave him, declaring that she'll never marry a man who ran a beauty shop. This was the central plot of the play which the juniors gave on October 21. We worked hard on it but we enjoyed it. We would like to thank especially our director Mrs. Meisenbach for all the help and suggestions that she gave us. 26

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SEATED: Don McConnell, Peggy Winston, and Phil Graham. ON ARM OF SOFA: Judy Schlieper. STANDING: Jim Ottweli, Gail Landess, Judy Johnson, Gary Herst, Don Guthrie, John Owens, Carol Stephenson, Melva Willard, Marvin McEuen, and Judith Lane. Mr. Herst, Director. The Senior Class Presents Mr. Morlock's a fidgety, grouchy, old goat who doesn't like anything but money; always gripes about his pains, feuds with everyone; and won't allow his daughter, Mary, to marry Joe Lanconi because Joe's father is poor. Lucifer, Well let's get moving. Joe's father comes to plead Joe's case and is nearly booted out of the house. Lugi can't take it because of his bad heart-------and he konks out. The feud appears over until Luigi comes back to haunt Mr. Morlock until he grants his permission for the wedding. In his despair over Luigi's ghost, Mr. Morlock takes too many sleeping pills. Lucifer, the rounder-upper of lost souls for below, arrives to take Mr. Morlock to the lower regions. Mary prepares for her wedding; daughter Jessica prepares to start her wrestling career; Mrs. Morlock is act- ually smiling again and Dr. Brown holds her hand and even hints of matrimony. Mr. Morlock now realizes what a heel he has been. If only he had another chance. Then Mildred the maid awakens him. He spent the night on the sofa and had a nightmare. Neither Luigi nor he had died. A very reformed Mr. Morlock makes vast promises, okays the wedding, and peace finally reigns at the Morlock.