Garfield County High School - Remuda Yearbook (Jordan, MT)

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Neil and Tom Stanton Bernice Cozzens and Betty Mc- Williams Earl Cozzens and Bill Haney 23 First National Bank, Miles City

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Senior “PCay BOOKS AND CROOKS, a three act comedy play, was presented by the Senior Class of 55 on November 12 and 13, 1954. The play was centered around two crooks who robbed a bank and when their get-a-way car wouldn't start, had to hide in the Alexander Hamilton High School for two days. While hiding, they found a picture of Principal Henly, and the Prof doubled for him. Francis, the other crook, acted as a man from the Board of Educa- tion. A couple of the students became suspicious about the way he, the Prof, was spending money so rapidly and freely. They started looking into the matter and helped the Cops identify them as the crooks who robbed the bank. The play cast had a wonderful time at play practice and after every night of practice, they seemed always to gather at the Hinther's Cafe for a cup of coffee, a doughnut, a roll, and last but not least, the chance to talk over their parts in the play. The play was a success not only due to the hard work of the play cast but the never breaking patience of our sponsor, Mr. Jacobson.

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Gary Stone and his first car. Bernice Cozzens taking it easy. Ronald and Evelyn are just in time for school. J. C. Penney and Co., and Ingham Hotel. Miles City 24