Grayville High School - Gusher Yearbook (Grayville, IL)

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Now, add a pinch of salt. Chili Supper The world of pots and pans was a loud clamor as the seniors hustled to serve a large, hungry crown. BUT silence and exhaustion fell as work turned to clean up. A very successful venture for the 1968 seniors and another step toward Washington. Don’t let my mother see this! 1 told you we would go out to dinner Saturday night. Jennifer is sooooo slow. That’s not my ring! Class Rings for the Juniors

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BOYS GHOULS TOGETHER CAST I Letha Dirga Granny Model S Fritzi Washburn Buddy Ford Barbara Ames Hilda Reynolds Eddie Phelps Merry Bean Nancy Brown The Magnificent Marvelini The Face in the Clock Unique would best describe the Senior Play; for in any case, it was unusual. The humorous plot involved a group of American youth on a trip through the Alps and the eerie events that took place during their stay at a local hostel. The hostel was the home of Count Drac-ula and his family of ghouls; and strange things happened when the Count decided that his daughter should marry one of the Americans whose fiance' was also in the group. The clever dialogue captured the audience’s attention and held it all the way to a happy ending. Hard-working committees and prompters formed the backbone of the production, and excellent supervision and direction was provided by Mrs. Mary Margaret Gross and Reverend John Bender.

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HOMECOMING 1968 Hey-y-y—Good Luck! Brrr-r-r! Chairman Weil and two of her faithful erew. From a chant of Beat-the-lndians, through a parade and a rally, round a blazing bonfire, displaying their colors on Red and Black Day, and fired with enthusiasm at an open-air pep session, the mighty Bison prepared to stampedesounding a roar that even defeat couldn’t stifle. Hmmm ... So I’ve never been to Japan.