Elwood Community High School - Crescent Yearbook (Elwood, IN)

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Tmgeajf A 1191196417 on Wvillkie H zgh Stage Will the real Char1ey's Aunt please stand up? A World famous comedy, Charley's Aunt, by Brandon Thomas was presented as the Senior Class Play by the Class of '65. jack Chesney and Charles Wykeham fall desperately in love and invite their young ladies to their rooms to meet Charley's aunt from Brazil, The aunt sends Word that she must defer her visit , The boys know that the girls will not stay there unchaperoned, and they do not Want to give up this opportunity for them to declare their love, So they recruit a college chum to pose as the aunt, After the fraud is introduced to all, the real aunt arrives and assumes another name , The resulting comic confusion climaxes to a happy ending, Colonel Sir Francis Chesney,jeff Coffin Stephen Spettigue .... Roger Southern Jack Chesney ........ Dave Cotton Charles Wykeham ..... Steve Parry Lord Fancourt Babberley, Craig Wellnitz Brasset .......... Mike Wilson Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez , Nina Runyan Kitty Verdun ........ Ann Fortson Amy Spettigue ...... Mavis Kintzel Ela Delahay ,,,,,,, Sherri Taylor Student Director ..... Kathy Colcord Assistant Director ,,,, Janice Smith Dad, meet Charles Wykeham--I have been photographing Char1ey's Aunt never had it so good- -eh Craig? you to him for years. ziizzgfiiiagfiftgii YE' 'W ii M

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The Panther Band Varz'etz'es If 1964 On the brilliantly lighted stage Willkie majorettes danced to St, Louis Blues. A multi-colored, lighted glass stage, made of 12, OOO baby foodjars, was a high- light of the Panther Band Varieties of 1964. The stage, which measured 12 feet by 40 feet, was designed by Mr. Rex jenkins, Pam jones, who was featured at the Steinway playing The Dream of Olwen, and jim Baker, who played Carnival of Venice onthe trumpet, were the soloists of the evening. The band's performance of- such numbers as Bandology, Manhattan Tower, and The Typewriter added to the evening's entertainment, Little Red Caboose, a novelty black-light number, featured the majorettes and the band. Elwood's own Beatles, advanced choir, and Peter, Paul, and Mary performed during the Hootenanny segment of the program, Another part of the Variety Show was devoted to Indiana and Cole Porter. Mr , Brugger, Mr, jenkins, Mr, Stites, and Tudy Smith contributed hours of thought and labor for this evening of musical fun and enjoyment, which was ably announced by Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, Greg Gardner and Susie Mosbaugh. The Hootenanny section proved to be a favorite. I