Kewanna High School - Apache Warrior Yearbook (Kewanna, IN)

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3, I ff'- l 5? SENICR vLAOS PLAY CAST LARRY IONEIL REx DIMONDS ROMEO NONTAGUE CONNIE NCNEIL UILLIE IONE L ORPHA F NLEY YACHEL NCME L LA REINA SUE FO REWOMAN HELPERS JERRY FRIEDRICH JOE RANS JON CARR DELORES NILKINSON DORIS PCINTIRE GLADYS IACLAIN NOREEN KINLEY JEANNE SROOKS LOMA LOU NARFIELD LILEEN CARR DONNA HASMAN'GLADYS FRETTINGER CAROL WILLOUGHBY CAN YOU 'MAGINE A YOUNG MAN, OVER TwENTY ONE, WHO HAS NEVER SEEN OR TALKED TO GIRL WELL, ROMEO NONTAGUE wAS IN THAT PREOIGAAENT HIS PARENTS DWED v EN HE WAS A CHILD AND HIS UNC E, A SOIENTIST TOOK HIM INTO THE wILOS OF uANADA, ONE HUNDRED MI-ES FROM NOWHERE, WHERE HE REARED ANO EOUCATEO THE BOY LARRY NCWEIL ANO REX bl MONDS TWO YO NG AIERBCANS ON A HUNTING TRIP, RAN ACROSS ROMEO JUST AFTER HIS UNCLE HAD DIED AMO ASKED HIM TO vISIT THEM IN THE STATES HE YOUNG MAN ARRIVED AT THE MCNEEL ESTABLISHMENT STILI UNAOQUAINTEO wITH WOMEN B T IN THE vC NEIL HOUSEHOLD wERE CONNHE AND BILLIE, LARRY'S SISTERS, TWO YOUNG LADIES wHO WERE ANYTHING BUT SHRINKING VHOLETS THERE WAS ALSO A DPANISH MAFD, LA RESNA, ANO ORPHA, THE GIRL LARRY PEOTEO TO MARRY, TO SAY NOTHING OF YOUNG AND VIVACSOUS AUNT PACHEL NOR CAN WE OVERLOOK THE AMAZON 4UEEN OF THE FURNITURE MOvERS ANO HER THREE HELPERS wHo OOME TO REPOSSESS THE NCNEIL FURNITURE AT THE MOST INOPPORTUNE TIMES ROMEO WAS YOUNG, HANOSOME AND UNSPOILEO, ANO ALL THE WOMEN FELL F R HIM ANO How' AL G HITH ROMEOYS PROBLEM OF AOJUSTING HEMSELF TO HIS ALTEREO CON TION LIFE, LARRY WAS HAvING TROUBLE COL LECTING HIS INHER'TANCE, WHICH CAME TO HIM SOLE LY ON OONO-TION THAT HE BRING BEFORE THE WORLD SOHE NOTED SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY AND LARRY WAS A UT AS MUOH OF A SCIENTIST AS ROMEO wAS A LAOIES' MAN ROMED FINALLY ADJUSTED ALL OF THE PROBLEMS OF THE MCNEIL ESTABLISHMENT f il' N V X? C ' -- I A - 1, I - . lb MI Iii ' . 1 L I ' . Ps R vt 5 BI I '1 I' ' g L1 4lIIIII', - ' f A I A ? , JH ' L C 'I I N ' . I 9 U 'N x . , mf, . xx Q T .xv X - I , U -- H , W I Q - 6 'X . N EX- I1 X . l . 2 ' X . O , I ON - DI IN - fx . 3 4 BO ' , K .N X X X -L A A' l'..:: , 5