Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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'LYou can have my oatmeal any dayf' Penelope Reardon tells licr unusual uncle. Warry teases Marcia beciuse she docs HW! Junior Class everything except cacrry azsandwvich sign around for the boy she loves. Nana , the grandmother, is thanked for getting rid of the Parkers. E ERY F MILY HAS O E When a normal CPD American family attempts to be- come sophisticated and high class to impress a Wealthy, sophisticated family, one can only begin to estimate the hilarious situations occurring when mentally unbalanced relatives of the first family appear on the scene. CAST Penelope Reardon .,,.... 44,-,,.,, L ynda Fikeg Laura Beard0n .L ..... ...... S andra Sanders Mrs. James Parker ,..... ,,,,, V icki Ann Clark Essie ---,,.---,............. ...... C lenda Rucker Nana, Reardon ....... .,..,... S arah Sanders Reginald Reardon .,.. .,..... S teve Drazsnzak Marcia Reardon .....,. ..... R enee Lambert Warry Reardon ..... .... I erry Longinotti James Parker ..,... .... L ewis Kleinman Sherwin Parker ..... .... W illiam Neilsen Lily Reardon ....... ...,.... N ancy Moss Todd Galloway ..... .,..., M arcus Phillips

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si -f E1 is rf Santa is niohhed when his helper reads tl letter from the physics class. Deck the hall with houghs of holly -and the doors as well, for utmost imagination is demonstrated in these ingenious decorations, both festive and religious. For futher Yuletidc air, step into the auditorium. On the way, notice the Student Councils gigantic tree, dressed from tip to toe in twinkling lights, colorful halls, and glistening icicles. In the auditorium the greenery adorning the stage and haleony provides a proper setting for the impressive pageantry of the Candlelight Sen'- ,. .K ., Yr: . e 4 HU 0 Troubadours' mosaic angel wins first prize tor a religious theme. ice, dramatized hy the Speech Department with accompaniment hy the chorus. Now, who is that pudgy old gentleman on the stage? NYhy, that's Santa with his little round helly that looks suspiciously like a feather pillow. Both he and his pointed-toed helper are husy reading letters and granting wishes to every student and teacher, the main wish heing-a very Merry Christmas and a most Happy New Year to everyone! lags L at Mrs. llousley's Home llooin wins first prize for il secular theme with XVoocllaml Scene in a shadow hox.

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Thespians present IN CASE OF MURDER Cast is triumphant at end of hit CAST Emily Newcombe ......, .,........,.,. ............ I o dy Agre George Newcombe .,.... ..... S teve Drazsnzak Orville Sanders ......... ,,.... I erry Longinotti Suzette ................. ....... B etti Lu Robbins 'Z Mike Olive ,....,. .....e, S tephanie Buchanan lfeff , Y Laddy Lane ......... ........... B azel Winstead Lady Opal ........ ...... B uddy Neilson Hettie ............ ..... M elanie Morgan Nettie ..... ...... M ike Ratliff Lettie .......... ........ A ngie Confer Milkman ........ ........ R obert Vann Cab driver ........ ....... R onnie Newton Postman ...............,.,,.....,................................. Marcus Phillips Lady, your recfcr's here brings Hilarious comedy swept the auditorium as the down the final wftaln' Thespians brought their annual play to the stage. Frank Wattron's In Case of Murderv was a howling success. Four murders entangle the lives of Emily and George Newcombe when his television mystery comes to life. To further complicate their lives is their meddlesome next door neighbor, Orville Sanders. It was mystery and comedy at its best. Hettie, Nettie and Lottie give their very definite opinions.