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SENIOR PLAY CAST The senlor class play The Nzght of January 16 was presented Aprxl 29 The scene of the play was Jn the courtroom of the Superlor court ot the state of New York lt faces the front so the audlence IS ln the posltxon of spectators Jn an actual courtroom scene The Jury xs chosen from the audlence who when enter1ng the aud1tor1um s1gn the1r name on a small slxp of paper and depOS1l xt rn a small box rf they wxsh to serve on the Jury The wltnesses are placed 1n the aud1ence and are called upon by the attorneys and when they have been questloned they return to the1r seats g1v1ng a more real1st1c xmpresslon of a courtroom The g1rl who IS bexng trled for murder IS Karen Andre She IS accused of kllllng BJorn Faulkner who was at the throne as the worlds forrnost txnanc1al dlctator There IS plenty of evldence for both sides of the case whxch makes 1t an mterestmg play Even at the end of the play 1t was 1mposs1ble to know Just exactly what the outcome would be as the verdxct was dellvered by the Jurors prcked from the audrence The cast of characters 1nclude the followmg people Prlson Matron Norma VoJta Elmer Sweeney Kenny Kruprcka Balhft Dwlght Ohs Nancy Lee Faulkner Marllyn Me1nke Iudge Heath V1rg1l Nelsen Magda Svenson Hllda Huber D1str1ct Attorney Fhnt Vern Iansky Iohn Graham Whltfleld Herbert Defense Attorney Dean Cunmngham lane Chandler Peg Murphy Hrs secretary Albert Kalma S1gurd Iungqurst Leonard Wallace Clerk of the court Gordon Roop Larry Regan Don Nobbman Karen Andre Ioann Spohn Roberta Van Rensselaer Dr Kukland Ivan Weber Conme Hall Mrs I Hutch1ns VIVIGH Noler Pollceman Bob Rogers Horner Van Fleet Wayne Yokel 2nd Pohceman Harold Raspllcha IUNIOR PLAY CAST PARENTS ARE LIKE THAT TOP ROW tseatedb Harold Wattles Kay Rhynalds Jeanette Johnson Paul Bulwan Miss Logant standmgl BOTTOM ROW tseatedb Phyllis Schuster, Norman Freeman, Shrrley Bruntz, Beverly Stewart, Pat Murphy, Roger Rohrlg, Beth Blanchard 28 His secretary ......., Valrna Thompson Wattles
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BASKETBALL SUMMARY We started off our basketball season by playmg Seward here on December 3 Although Seward won 39 27 we were well pleased with the showlng made by our team because Seward had three regulars back from last years Class B state champxonshlp team while Frxend had lost their first eight men Our next game was with Crete ln which we mpped them for the second straight year 38 37 a very excxtlng game played at Crete We went to Beaver Crossmg next and between bemg too confident because of beatmg Crete and Beaver Crossings good playmg they came out victors 33 29 We next Jou neyed to Milford where we won 37 27 in a game where we were ahead all of the tm L and then came back home to play what many people thmk IS the best game of the year w1th St Cecilia a team that we defeated 33 24 Geneva a long tlme llVal came just after Christmas vacation but they didnt do too much with us as we won 37 25 Western had a more or less new team and they werent able to handle us at thls tlme as they went down on our home floor 45 20 We played College View and were spanked 29 23 Sutton came to town and went home wlth a narrow one point vlctory the same margln that they had over us last year Fairmont was easy as we won 46 21 and so was Exeter whom we beat 31 15 Dorchester came to town w1th two giants and they gave us a real spanking as they beat us 61 39 Another one of those one pomtexs at Wllber wxth Friend at the long end of a 37 36 count Then Beaver came for an ldentlcal score a return game 37 36 Wymore didnt show very much aga1nst Friend as we won 43 18 Hxldreth last years Class D runner up gave us a lesson 1n basketball as they beat us 39 22 In the Traxlways Conference tournament Friend won from Fa1rmont 36 27 in the first round but was whlpped by Western 34 36 We were w1thout the servlces of Jake Wattles for th1s tournament as well as all games after the Sutton game In the D1str1ct C tournament we drew Concordia the first night Concordia had Just beaten Beaver Crossmg three pomts at Beaver and we were really worrled about the outcome of the game but Frlend played one of 1ts best games of the year and won 48 33 Falrmont didnt prove too much competltxon as they fell 57 42 ln the seml finals while Waco who had beaten Beaver Crossmg and Milford two seeded teams lost to us by the score of 41 33 Semors that w1ll be lost thls year w1ll be Doc Wallace who has been out standing ln his ball retrxevmg and handling and Bob Rogers whose gifted one hand shot pulled us through several close ones Ivan Weber lmproved rapldly and played a great deal with the first five while Dwlght Ohs and Vlrgll Nelson saw enough actlon to letter Friend has high hopes for next year with Jake Wattles our 6 2 center a rebound speclallst who IS commg back Paul Bulwan who could be called old rellable b cause he could alway be counted on gave a good account of himself under the basket or out m the mlddle of the floor Kelth Clouse a sophomore IS the best ball handler on the team In the finals of the dlstrlct tournament agalnst Concord1a he hit SIX out of seven shots the second half when pomts were worth S20 00 a plece Daryl Olmsted a midget for size but a grant In Splflt is showmg real signs of basketball prowess and has played a great deal first team ball this year Lxnly Davls IS the most lmproved player on the squad and it IS almost certain that his red hair w1ll be a common slght as he makes hls turn shots for Frlend Hxgh next winter Other boys that played first team ball were Bob Svehla a sophomore wlth real promlse and Paul Horner another sophomore This llttle write up would not be complete w1thout mention of our strong man of the team Norman Freeman He was late m gettlng out for basketball because of football 1nJur1es but came along rapldly and made the tournament squad His ball handling w1ll be used to a great advantage next year In summary we might say that our basketball team has been a pleasant surprrse as this was the year they pxcked us to tram the character of the boys rather than to wm games 27 1 , . - , l . . , . - - , . . r . - . Q 1 - 1 . , ' . 1 1 ' 1 1 . . , I 1 1 ' - . , . . . , . 1 1 , - . . , . . ' ' 1 1 1 ' - y - y - . . A 7. 4 U . . ' ' ' ' 41 . H . 9 S , ' 1 1 , . - - 1 1 .A ' - . . ' . 1 1 . ' , .
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