Glen Elder High School - Gold and Black Yearbook (Glen Elder, KS)

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lrnef amd Blflilif G. R. CABINET Marjorie Anderson, Poster Mrs. Clover, Sponsor Betty Jo Luckey, Sec. and Treas. Marjorie Forster, Service Bonnie Borger, Vice Pres. Theresa LaRocque, President Virginia Remus, Membership Opal Shoemaker, Social Joan Beyer, Song Leader Donna Jones, Program Margaret Dickinson, Pianist G. R. is an org anization in which every girl in school participates. Some of the activities ot the G. R. this year have been the making and giving of Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, and the refreshment stand at ball games. I 1 G. R. ROSTER First row: McCune, Clark, D. Weidenhaft, Carl, L. Ahlvers, Fisher, C. Kohler, Jones, WVinkel, Morris, Kohler, Taylor, Munsey, Merrill, Carpenter, Day. Second row: Mrs. Clover, sponsor, V. Shoemaker, A. White, Fritchen Wideman, L. White, Brown, M. Weidenhaft, Hughes, Timbers, Beyer, Brun- nemer, Luckey, B. Ahlvers, McFarland, Neifert, Vint, Finley, Anderson, M. Forster, Conn. Third row: Barnett, Georgia Rarick, M Shoemaker, O. Shoemaker, German, Fenner, V. Remus, B. Remus, Thurston, A. More, Montgomery, Borger, Albert, Stuart, Geneva Rarick, J. Forster, Betz, LaRocque, Dick- inson. Not in picture: Evelyn More, Rosemary Cooper, Ruby Cooper. !

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Ihef umd IBILHMEHG ' SENIURPLAY ' ' ' BEACON HILL BILLY April 3, 1945 CAST Mrs. Winthrop-Beane Boston socialite Theresa LaRocque Norris Winthrop-Beane IV Her son Robert Wiss Elsa Winthrop-Beane IV Her daughter June Morris Billy Hill An oil heiress -Kathleen Kohler Winnie Mae Hanks A Kentucky hillbilly Rose Mary Carl Aunt Lucky Another Kentuckian Joan Beyer Allen Kelcy A Greenwich Village artist Harold Munsey Kentucky Twist Winnie Mae's father Robert Terry Tessie The maid Norma Jean Fritchen Struthers The butler Max Eberle Jock The chauffeur Richard Cooper Mrs. Winthrop-Beane of Boston is trying to marry her son, Norris, to a wealthy heiress, Billy Hill. She is trying to prevent her daughter from marrying a not-so-wealthy Greenwich Village artist. And most of all she is trying to hide the family skeleton, Aunt Lucky, who hails from Rabbit Hash Landing, Kentucky. Billy Hill gets wind of this and pretends to be Winnie Mae Hanks. And then, who should come but the real Winnie Mae. Who's who and what's what? The excitement has just begun, for Kentucky Twist, Winnie Mae's pa, comes a-shootin' his way in. When the truth is unveiled at the hilarious climax, Mrs. Winthrop-Beare is lead to understand that aristocracy is not the most important thing in life. Place: The drawing room of Mrs. Winthrop-Beane's. Act L A Saturday morning Act IL Fifteen minutes later Act III Immediately following Stage Director and Prompter: Phyllis Taylor Director: Lillian Morris