Knoxville High School - Jester Yearbook (Knoxville, IL)

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union- elau Foregrounrl: l H. Delost, J. Maxey, B. Marks, R. Lambert, M. Gregg, D, Hanson. Background: G. Marks, D. Kelly, M Krall C. Gourlie, C. Gibson, T. Flynn, C. Cooper, C. Gibson, M. Stephens, R. Gorlsil, B. Clark. ualfeaaen Gan Wad Friday, November 7, 1958, the junior class presented their annual play in the K'.H.S. gymnasium. A comedy-fantasy in three acts was their selectiong it was given at 8:00 P.M. for the general public. Gale Marks played the lead part of Miss Jordan, who was a superviser of all business in Heaven, includ- ing such duties as the arrivals and dismissals of people. An attractive prizefighter and flyer named Joe Pendleton was portrayed by Tom Flynn. When saved from a plane crash by Denny Kelly, who played Miss Jor- dan's helpmate, he found that he had arrived a great number of years too soon. Because Joe's body had been cremated, this caused a real problem. The comedy started when Joe's spirit took over the body of Mr. Jonathon Farnaworth, who disapproved of the way his fortunes, as well as his body, were being treated and demanded that they be his own again. Finally Joe discovered that life was worth living after all when he met and fell in love with Bette Logan, CCarol Wooldridgel, a pretty young girl. Miss Dolores Switzer di- rected the production, while Carol Gibson was student director. Ann Ring and Pat McCoy were on the make-up committee, and advertising managers were Tom Block and Bob Carlson. The orchestra played several numbers before the play began. , Relzearsing ll scene. Miss Switzer and C. Gibson.