Jennings High School - Jen Echo Yearbook (Jennings, MO)

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FASHICN DECREES RED AND WHITE K l B11 Fader and Nancy B0 1 for dance' May I have my mum please 7 repare decorations Wyman P Preparing a background for the throne are Sandy Staats, Beth I-Iellwig, and Faye Lord. Twenty two N N

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THERE ALL THE HONOR LIES Mrs, Paddy . . . Florence . . . Hannibal . . Fairy May .... Jeffrey .... Titus . . . Samuel . . Lily Belle .... Mrs. Savage . . Miss Wilhelmina Dr, Emmett . . . CAST Andrea Payken Jane Quitzow Gerald Coleman Ann Medley Gary Cohen Lou Klusak Dave Siering Judy Greer Marilyn Cox Sandra Scheetz Ruth Guvernator Mrs, Savage, a kindly widow with a fortune and three greedy stepchildren, enters The Cloisters, a home for the socially misfit, Because she wishes to use her money to help others, her children have her committed to this home. Her relatives search wildly for her missing bonds, hidden in a teddy bear she carries with her always. She stubbornly refuses to reveal the hiding place, and finally her children are resigned to the fact that the bonds have disappeared. The gentle inmates av- ' You could be in the concert field, Hannibal. have connived to keep the bonds secret from her children. When Dr. Emmett tells Mrs. Savage that she may leave The Cloisters, she is reluctant to leave the security of the home with its gentle inmates for the insane outside, All inmates give her parting gifts, Miss Wilhelmina presents Mrs, Savage with the missing bonds. The scene plunges into darknessg in fantasy the guests are seen as they see themselves. Applause rings out as the players take their curtain call for a job well done.

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FOR PEP WEEKEND Despite the efforts of Old Man Winter with his eight-inch snow, Color Day at Jennings High was a success largely due to the pluck and determination of a loyal segment of the student body. After a prolonged snowstorm, with the thermo- meter registering near or below zero and no school buses running, those who had plodded to school through snow and cold were immediately warmed by the blaze of red and white glowing in the corridors and class- rooms. Because of the weather, plans for burning the Pattonville Pirates in the traditional bonfire were canceled. However, our team beat.Pattonville that night by a score of 42-40. After the game, the students enjoyed the sock hop on the shelf. On Saturday evening, February 4, came the cli- max of Pep Weekend with the Basketball Dance and the coronation of Miss Nancy Mosier as queen and Mr. Richard Horvath as king. Dave Phillips drives through opposing defense and makes a lay-up to increase our lead. Dennis Stewart attempts a jump shot as Rich Horvath tensely watches. Twenty-three