Holy Family High School - Spires Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Dralna and Speech Clasv just a l,ittlc Mistake, the one act play presented by Suz1eTur1nsky Sandra 5llver,lharlene Turner., Agnes Ure-cr, Margaret Arnett and Virginia long came very near ending in tragedy because an IIIIPOBIPI' was mls taken for a count and a cook was turned aside lt all started out so inno- cently when a woman moved into the neighborhood and an- nounced that her husband was doing some very important work that she couldn't talk about. A bit of business called her away and the neighbors de- cided to unpack her many things. The finding of a great number of revolvers. knives. and other dangerous weapons convinced the Mcossipsl' that their new neighbor was quite dangerous. He was nothing more than a criminologist and the neighbors were disappointed. Teresa Eng- lert, Charlene Brown. Patsy Stokes., ,ludy Cuilfoyle., Bar- bara Cecil, Bonnie Orrill, Shir- ley Delioer and Margaret Ann Swartz convinced the audience that they were typical gossips. What a dangerous weapon! ex- clainis Charlene. Mrs. Cloud returns to the con- sternation of the neighbors.

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'l'lle- ra-auling of tht- ten leaves was an 4-xc-iting little scene in the play. Accorcling to the liousc-keeper all wus we-ll for Miss Lucy, the neigh- hor. hun us for tlu- invalid and her sister , the 'la-uvvs spelled tragedy. .63- A bowl of white Iris brought by Lucy, the neighbor, seems to fit into the story perfectly, for the invalid has just received a copy of her poems, White Iris which she had published unknown to her sister. In the closing scene when the in- valid dies in her sister's arms, the housekeeper is filled with deep emotion, for she just knew it was those tea leaves.