Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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,72 Held Memories 72 held special memories for us; Memories that were necessary materials for building a future e without them the future meant little. Let the memories float in your mind, but look for tomorrow and remember yesterday without regrets. Life was just beginning and so was learning.

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A play definitely relevant today. ttFLIPPED dealt with the humor- ous aspects of woments liberation. At first Gaby and Drusy plan- ned to discourage their younger sister Niki Pendleton from remain- ing in FLIPPED, the Feminine Liberation Idealists Party for Per- manent Equality and Democracy. The plan backfired, however. when Niki convinced them that they should become members. When Mrs. Pendleton joined, too. it became too much for the men who schemed to teach the girls a lesson. Cast of Characters Prologue: Don Potter, Carol Storey, Sue Devero. Steve Parkman. Debbie New. and Pamela Przybylinski Jane Boland ................... Karen Willis Christabelle Pendleton ......... Connie Leahy tMembers of F.L.I.P.P.E.Dt Flora Haydon ................ Gaye Udell Niki Pendleton ............ Mickey O'Hara Opal Lambrinos .............. Pam Tanber Myra Grant . . . i .Sue Graham Sandra Hiller . . . .Jill Pudlo Ella Gold . i . ......... Sue Redfield Lynn Reed ................ Debbie Moore Sgt. Williams ................. Mike Osborne Patrolman Fuller .............. Ed Bruemmer Waitress tMaryt ............... Nancy Smith Drusy Pendleton ............ Lynn Sassaman Gaby Pendleton ............... Cathy Martin Haywood Haydon .......... Rick Wallerstein Another man ................... Don Potter Eric Forbes .................. David DcWitt Joe Rao .................... Gary Patterson Hap Halloran .................... Ron Meet Mitch Nygren ................ Phil Hillsamer Clyde Pendleton .............. Brent Precious Dawn O'Day .................. Diane Sacks Tom Blair .................... Russ Sutcliffe lst Girl tat Central Parkt ........ Sue Graham 2nd Girl at Central Parkt ....... Sandy Hunn Jeannie ....................... Carol Storey tKittens at the Kitten Clubt Bubbles ................... Clausen Drake Members of the womenis libera- tion group invaded the Kitten Club, but were shocked by the appearance of men wearing kitten costumes, proclaiming ments liber- ation. A riot broke out and every- one ended up in court where their ' XAQCqu -..'-,-.-v-V-v-r .4 i !!j$1:1!i i' tVIXIC'i . .t'n' 1 iv! 41- !ch- 91 'n-QW'ii , ' 1 vvvv'ww ' 111-14-e w , 'gqquW'. eeQQIIC r .. .4-a , . . . . . l... . . . . . - - - g. . . . . hilarious differences were resolved. Above: Judge Joyce Demos finds the appearance of uKitten Phil Hillsamer fas- cinating. Right: The toil of the oppressed housewife is demonstrated by Cathy Mar- tin. Below: A pie helps convince Rick Wallerstein that Lynn Sassaman, Mickey OtHara. Kathy Martin. and Nancy Smith are not completely helpless. Suzy ....................... Sue Maxfield Dixie ................. Celeste Przybylinski Court Clerk ................... Jerry Dysard Judge Frances Coleman ........ Joyce Demos Pedestrians. strollers. customers . . , .Entire cast