Graettinger High School - Pirate Yearbook (Graettinger, IA)

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The wedding is further complicated by the discovery that Ozzv's aunt is unscrupulously trying to force Johnny Jones out of business. Tessy, outraged atthis unfair treatment of an ex-marine, is ready to interfere when Dixie, a honeysuckle from the Deep South, arrives ask- ing for her Johnny. She claims she is his wife, At this, Tessy is a tempest. Johnny Jones will play her for a sucker, will he? All right, She'll marry Ozzy at once. They are at the I do stage in the ceremony, when Johnny, with a large, flappy beeman's hat and mask, jumps out of the fireplace yelling for everyone to run for cover--the bees are loose. The final round involves a boxing bout, the fire department, and the return of Dixie to discover she has her Johnny Joneses mixed up. In a Kaleidoscopic finish that is the epitome of the skilled play craft, Johnny gets Tessy, Ozzy gets one of the twins he'.s been sweet on all along, and the bees get smoked out, along with everyone e1se. Senior Play Pride and Prejudice This romantic comedy in three acts was presented two nights by the Senior Class on May 10th and llth in the auditorium. Characters: Mr. Bennet, an easygoing man Avery Bonstead Mrs. Bennet, his flighty wife Shirley Rasmussen Jane, their gentle daughter Betty Westergard Elizabeth, their independent daughter Mavis Knutsen Mary, their bookish daughter Catherine King Catherine, their fretful daughter Catherine Elsenbast Lydia, their flirtatious daughter Janet Marxen Mr. Collins, a pompous young clergyman Fredrick Wilken Mr. Bingley, a proud young man Norris Rierson Miss Bingley, his haughty sister Gwen McWilliams Mr. Darcy, a haughty young man Maynard Holland Lady Catherine De Bourgh, his overbearing aunt Donna Jean Flannegan Lady Lucas, a neighbor LaDon Zitterich Charlotte, her plain daughter Joan Christianson Mr. Wickham, a young officer Richard Jensen Hill, a maid lone Tonderum There are five daughters to marry off! Was ever a mother as put upon as Mrs. Bennet? Jane, the sweet tempered beauty of the family is not apt to prove a problem. Flir- tatious Lydia elopes with a penniless, but handsome, young officer. But Elizabeth is so critical that her good looks hardly count. When her clergyman cousin comes to court her, she brushes him off without a second glance. Mama is franticf Then Jane falls deeply in love with the wealthy Mr. Bingley, and it looks as if an affair is possible between Elizabeth and Mr. Bingley's friend, Mr. Darcy. But Mr. Darcy is a proud young man, and is shocked by Mama's vulgar attempts at matchmaking. He not only whisks himself off to London, but takes Mr. Bingley with him--before he is ensnared. Jane is heartbroken, and pines away until she becomes ill. Elizabeth is enraged that such an injustice should be done dear, sweet Jane. And then Mr. Darcy comes back to propose to Elizabeth against his better judgment . She promptly tells him Noi and berates him for taking Mr. Bingley away and breaking Jane's heart. But the deep attraction between Elizabeth and Darcy triumphs over the pride of one and the prejudice of the other and both couples are re-united. Mrs. Bennet is delighted! Three daughters mar- ried! Now she can concentrate on her other two daughters. 64

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