Franklin Community High School - Kite Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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Mr. England, J. Chapin, and G. Day watch rehearsal for one-act play, A Pleasant In-Between Allen Pearson portrays a police officer in Make-up is an important part of all plays, the play, Sorry, Wrong Number. here, Penny Noble makes up Jud Vaught. Penny Noble does some deep thinking while remembering her lines. Janet Sickles displays despairing distress in The Uncertain Samaritan.

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Tni-VMtowte Gtwfiiu ftosbUHM oJb PCHS Ted Waggoner and Jud Vaught present their lines on opening night. On March 11, and 12, FCHS pro- duced three one-act plays in the annual all school play production. Sponsors were Mrs. La Rea Slater, and Mr. Dave England. A Pleasant In-Between starred Jud Vaught and concerned a town where children are born, grow up, and die, in the same neighborhood. Sorry, Wrong Number was the second one-act play and Sandee Hacker played the main role. The final play was The Un- certain Samaritan and the main characters were played by Janet Sickles and Penny Noble. All three of the plays were well received by the students and lot of fun for the participants. Sandee Hacker rehearses her lines for her lead role in Sorry, Wrong Number. Nina Winters tells Penny Noble, I like you, in The Uncertain Samaritan. Jud Vaught reads through his lines in Pleasant In-Between before rehearsa i irsiiii fEtiiiri

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f(Mm FMtunjb UMwq Gu US. lU Cintik The highlight of the Hi-Y Follies this year was an unusual tag-team wrestling match between team one: Groovy Gus (Mr. England) with his ace partner, Sam (Mr. Gallamore) and team two: Ali Babba (Mr. Wat- kins) and his partner The Sheik (Jim Shannon). Award winners were Juanita Allen in the solo musical category, Carol Bruce and Sherri Wishard in the musical category and a magi- cal act with Tom McKee and Tom Coward in the Miscellaneous category. John Breck, Dave Betts, and Steve McCracken e m c e e d the Follies. Performing here are Dave Betts and Steve McCracken, emcees for the Follies. Bill Loveridge and his dummy, Joey Minton, Barbara Lawson performed a modern jazz provided one of the humorous fill-ins. dance to the song Aquarius. Vikki Griner entertained the audience with a baton routine. Nicky Kasting surprised the audience by popping out from under the hood of Steve Axe ' s VW.