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SENIOR CLASS PLAY May 5, 1944 NEW FIRES Directed by Miss McClaskey CAST Lucinda Andrews Wilma Gaier Suzanne Toler Billie Ruth Elkln Sid Perry La Vern Ambuehl Jerry Perry Max Williamson Stephen Santry Wendell Hitch Billy Santry Bob Woerner Phyllis Sentry Helen Hohlt Anne Santry -Jeanne Rogers Olivo Santry Helen Fees Eve Sentry Gwendolyn Crosley Dick Sentry John Meyers Doctor Lynn Gray Bob Smith Mary Marshall Jean Maxson Mrs. Marshall Ethlyn Rubin Angie Sperry Marie Ambuehl SYNOPSIST Stephen Sentry, an author, inherits a small farm in the Missouri Ozarks from an uncle. He has come here to do some writing. He has his family to come to visit him. The family arrives with no thought in their minds, that the trip is more than e pleas- ure jaunt. Stephen soon becomes exasperated with their reactions to his hospitality and he tells them they must work for their living. In order to convince her father that she must be allowed to re- turn to Chicago at ence, Olive, his oldest daughter plays sick. Dr. Lynn Gray is called in and dis- covers the truth, but he announces it as a heart ailment. Dr. Gray advises peace and quiet, which Olive repels and threatensto hitch hike to Chicago. However, fate intervenes when Mary Marshall, a nalwhbor girl, comes to visit Phyllis and Billy. WhL'a in the house, she breaks out with scarlet fever, and the result is that the family is quaran- tined for a month. During the many calls he makes br. Gray tecomes well acquainted with the family, especially Olive. Olive thinks sho hates Dr. Gray until he has a serious auto accident. Then she dis-overs she loves him and nurses him back to health. Dick and Eve are promised a farm of their own and Stephen and Anne return to Chicago, taking Billie and Phyllis with them.
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Jan. Jan. b Pubs 'HW 5 ll Ula. City wins 14 an I T :m:s,4l 'YQ-oo wvgqjllex E vwvsf X e Q what a thriller! ----Nob e wins 20-45. 25-..eSumner victorous'25-27. 26-'--Freshmen have party in Gyn. 28--H-Seniors measured for oops and gowns 29---Farina lost to Ncble in Midland Trail Conference Tournament 2On45. 1--9-Farina loses to Altamont in hard fought ball game 26-44. 1--v-E. A. Richsrdson KB1g Richlentertainq. 4----Clay City wins 21-46. . 8----Brownstown victorous 27-36. 11---ekamsey wins 27-32. 14----Levonne Lergent joins Junior class. 17----Fgrine victors over Cisne. A thriller. 4 'Soo . 18v---Teachers meeting. Yippeel Zlwf--Mump epidemic begins. 22----Sergeant Helfrinch of the State Police Corps talks with students. 25----Six week exams, again. 1----Patokm boat Farina in Regional 40-14. 6'---Dr. Dean C. Dutton began series of speeches for student body. 25----Basketball banquet n success. 5---'Junior play given. 7 -'Six weeks exams. 11'---Seniors give play. 16----Junior-Senior Banquet. 2 qv-eBecca1aureate Services held in Gymmd 24-2gs1fsSemester exams. l 25-3--Qpmmencement exercises held in Gyms,
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