Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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Junior Class Play April 6 and 7 the juniors pre¬ sented “Seventeenth Summer,” a summer filled with many events for Angie Morrow. The play consisted of romance and every¬ day occurrences; also, comedy which was provided by ten-year old Kitty. The gang celebrates the 4th of July with a picnic and a parade. The play ended on a sad tone as Angie went off to college leaving her friends behind. The Morrow family are spending an afternoon together, until Angie breaks the spell and leads Kitty into a fit of hysteria. Well, lets get started for the Country Club. Everyone will be there before us.” 26

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The “dirty dozen’’ gang spread out their treasures as the Better Culture Club Committee arrives to find the living room in a mess. Class Presents “Now, Robert! Put that gun away. You should start worrying about our daughter.” “Willie, you’re not in the style show. Take the ice cream into the kitchen. It’s for the style show guests.”

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rr Seventeenth Summer ” Mrs. Morrow tries to keep her mind on sewing, but Kitty insists on showing mother her technique for making cut-out dolls. CAST Angie Morrow . . . . Rickie Pierman Margaret Morrow ... .... Jean Kemerer Lorraine Morrow ... .. . Donna Husted Kitty Morrow . .. . Pat Burlingame Mrs. Morrow . ..Judy Ringer Mr. Morrow . Jack Dueuth . Art . Martin Keefe . .Neal Blalock Jane Rady . Tony Becker . Margie . Fritz . .Carl Adams MM “You’re nothing but spoiled, selfish, stuck-up and unethical snobs. Just take your old candy and magazines and get out,” says Angie, who is realizing the truth about her friends.