Fairbury Cropsey High School - Crier Yearbook (Fairbury, IL)

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CAST OF CHARACTERS 'Mother, dear ... Yes, Howay? Howay..............Dennis Vaughan Mrs . Larue.........Margaret DeFries Mi mi...............Kay Krepps Evva................Mary Lynn Mowery Grace...............Grace Huber Maude...............Linda Grandon Dirty Joe...........Steve Brandt Stinker........... Dale Atteberry Poison Eddie........Roger Haab Ellsworth, Chef . . . Rick Goembel Policeman...........Rick Goembel Virginia, Waitress . Mrs . Shellenbach . . Carrie............... Sybil................ Nelson............... Ugly Witch........... Beautiful Witch . . . Penny Hish Cheryl Stephens Georgia Ward Suzy Frisby Kathy Kuntz Karen Slayton Larry Leman Sharon Devenport Peggy Beatty .Jean Morris 'Oh, darling, you can't join a mob. You're only a baby. Now it'll stay good, lady —

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JUNIOR PLAY MRS. MC THING On November 18 and 19 the two act comedy MRS. McTHING was presented by the Junior Class. In the play Mrs . Larue and her son, Howay, are subjected to the anger of a witch named Mrs. McThing. In her anger she replaced both of them with imitations she had created. With the help of Poison Eddie Schellenbach, Dirty Joe, Stinker, and Mrs. McThing's adopted daughter--Mimi, Mrs. Larue and Howay overcome Mrs. McThing and her imitations. Mr. David Fuller did an outstanding job in designing the sets and in directing the cast members. This play proved to be very enjoyable, and members of the cast and Mr. Fuller can be proud of a job well done. Lancelot K. Mahaffey. That's pretty. That sends me! Nelson? ... Yes, Ma'am.

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THE SENIOR PLAY The Senior Class on April 21 and 22 presented the four act play--THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON. The play is based on the controversy over the divisions of classes. Lord Loam, an advocate of equality, becomes marooned on a desert isle with his three daughters--Catherine, Agatha, and Mary, his butler--Crichton, a maid--Tweeny, the Hon. Ernest Wooley, and the Rev. John Tre-heme. While on the island, Crichton gradually takes over, with the rest serving him. This turnabout, though, comes to a quick end when they are rescued by a passing ship. The result in England is a confusing return to the norm, leaving Lord Loam a far less outspoken upholder of class equality. Mr. David Fuller directed the play with the assistance of Bruce Huber. Mr. Fuller also designed the four different stage sets . Life with Father! Ah-ah-oh-ow-ow-oo!