Hayes Center High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hayes Center, NE)

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HCHS .J Q' 'Dean' She hits the nail on the head every time'. Drama 1n2s5sLH Pep Club 2,53 Girl's Glee 1,2,5g Chorus 2,5,hg Sextette hy Vice President 53 Class Secretary 33 Ons-Act Play 5,143 All School Play by Class Play Bphg X y, Sonny' The survival of the fittest is going to make some guy awful lonesome some day' Football ug Basketball 1,145 Boys Glee l,2,5,l4.3 chorus 1,2,5,1., Class President kg Class Treasurer 13 Drah 25 Phys ical Education 2g cftwwwadlfjf 'She knows how to sing a song. le are certain that she ' ll- get along. Sextette 2,5,l.u Chorus 1,2,5g Pep Club 2,5,h3 Class Play Lag One-Act Play lg Vice President lg Band 215.143 All School Play L43 Swing Rnd if 'Tony' 'Cheerful by dispos- ition, friendly by nature , Class Treasurer 2,53 Class Play 5,145 Band l,2,5,Lu Swing Band 3,143 Editor School Paper 55 Pep Club l,2,5,l4g Gi.rl's Glee l,2,53 Chorus 2,53 One-Act Plays 1,2,53 All School Play 5 143 9 ,tk pf, Viv Class Sponsor

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HCHS Q7 'Pat' 'There are three sides to every storyg his, mine and the eruth'. Dramatics 2,5,h3 Pep Club 2,5g Vice President hg G1r1's Glee 1,2,5, Class Play 53 One Act Plays 2,hg PE 59,-if Sextette hy Qwawwwwulv 'As long as s wet day in the country'- Boy's Glee 2,3y Chorus 55 Class Play 5,hg Class Treasurer hg One Act Play hy PE 3: .03w7'r' 'Pee-Ween 'A live wire never gets stepped on' Drama 1,2,3,hg Gir1'a Glee l,2,55 Chorus 5,hg Pep Club 1,2,5,h3 Class Secretary 13 Class Play 5,bg One Act Plays 1,2,5,h5 Band 1,2,5,h5 PE Bshf All School Play 3, jwifqndww S qrw. 'Tink1e' 'I'm nobody's beby--- Since Ihen?' Drama l,2,5,hg Pep leader 2,5,h3 Girl's Chorus Glas l,2,53 l,2,5g Class Play 2s Sextette 2,h5 Swing Band hy All School Play 5,h5 PE 1.5,h: One Act Play lg Band kg 8 kf 'Quiet,thoughtfu1 and energetic but oh so nice and friendly PE Ss!-U Class President 2g Class Play by One Act Play hg .Dm Mzmff ll

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HCHS If i I FHS!-dr.: ' VN Q 'fsamusy SENIOR PLAY Hen usually thought Vichy's pranks were cute, but Professor Perry curtly ordered Vicfy to call and apologize or drop the course. Vicky sulkily lbeyed. At the Perry home she overheard a bit of gossip: The professor has been offered a deanship ------- if he can get a wife. His friend John and famlly rally around to help. John offers his secretary a curly headed minx who can't spell, as an ideal wife. Grandma's can- didate is Tootsie Bean, a bit plump, but a master hand with a lemon chiffon pie. Vicky, longing for revenge, proposes a friend Valerie, a southern charmer, who makes a fool out of every man she meetsg Grandpa won't tell the name of his candidate. Convulsing scenes follow. Grandpa makes each of the girls think that the professor has pro- posed an elopoment and they all appear ready for a dash to matrimony. To save the situation, John dresses as a woman and comes weeping in trailing three children after him and passing himself off as the prof- essor's long lost wife. The three girls console themselves elsewhere. In a whirlwind finish Grandpa's candidate winsg the professor finds a wife in the little spitrlre, Vicky. Those who took part in the play were: Dale McNutt, Mary Ann McKillip, Phyllis Laird, Omer Rucker, Carl Schuman, Byrdine Laird, Don McGill1vary, Sheila Counce, Merle Seed and Shirley Counce. Mrs. Dixon directed the play and helped make it a success. The interludes were filled by music before the play by the senior girls, a dialogue be- tween the first and second acts by Jack O'Brien and Junior Wach, a farewell speech between the second and third acts by Bob McKillip, the Class President. 10