Guthrie Center High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Guthrie Center, IA)

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SENIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: Wayne Short and Lyle Linton. SECOND ROW: Helen Mitchell, Bethene Ohm, Larry Squires, Bruce Thomas, J im Dirksen, and Florine Phippen. THIRD ROW: Merle Collins, Judy Riaski, Colina Hunt, Ardis Covault, Margaret Miller, and Kenny Carper. This year the seniors produced Lost Horizon, a three act play dramatized from James Hilton's novel, which presents the beautiful and highly dramatic story of four people kidnaped and brought to the exquisite but mysterious and world-famous--Shangri- La. The cast and audience were enthusiastic about Lost Horizon. Perhaps, in these days of the atomic bomb, we are all hoping that there really is a Shangri-La! LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Hughes, Kay Rob- son, Pat Robinson, Shirley Marean, and Mr. Critelli, director. Page Sponsored by CONGDON'S CLEANERS PLAY ASSISTANTS

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STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW SherylE1y Treasurer Jody Beck Jerry Covault Presxdent Bob McCoo1 Harley Martrn SECOND ROW Ar d1s Covault Secretary KayRosenburger Mr Spaldmg Spon CH EERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT Ruth French Sheryl Ely Ardxs Covault Margaret M111er Colina Htmt Flonne Ph1ppen. The cheerleaders who have charge of the weekly pep ITIBBIIIIQS are selected by the Student Councxl. They are responsrble for the pep at the athletlc activmes and look forward to the selectlon of outfits. ' 5 , ' . : - ' o I 0 ' I 1 ' sorg Miss Brunner, Sponsor: John Thomas, Gary Hughes, Vice-

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JUNIOR PLAY CAST LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Cradick, Dennis Hoyt, Chuckie Hartman, Harold Smith, Lillian Michaelson, Dorothy Booth, Tom Keeran, Joan Petty, Frank Phippen, Leona Jensen, Gary Mc Cool, Earle Davis, Harley Martin, Kenny Tague, Mr. Critelli, Margaret Tuffin, and Elfriede Seifert. This year the juniors put on a fresh founded-on-fact play--Cheaper by the Dozen, Dad, a terrific efficiency expert, had the idea that what works in the factory will work in the home and he tries many things to prove this. The humor was genuine and de- lightful, and the story had a meaning that will not be forgotten. LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Gilson, Harriett Davis, Kay Feilmeyer, and Barbara Beane. Page Sponsored by WALL'S MOBIL SERVICE PLAY ASSISTANTS