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Wm , Tammy Tell Me Traci, An innocent river boat girl, Tammy went to college for some book learning but al ready had more knowledge of human nature than her peers or her professors Her college career, chal lenged due to misleading circumstances, Tammy was finally allowed to continue school under the protection of young Professor Freeman, who had taken more than a platonic interest in her. Tammy forgets her original reason for Behind the scenes action for cast members includes keeping the Coming F0 College as She becomes in' play's astronaut-kitten contented and d f volved Wlt rea y or her debut. h the Professor. Bringing 6'Tammy Tell Me True to Lafayette's stage was an accom- 75 plishment of Mrs. Thelma Beeler, dra- ma teacher. The play opened Novem- ber 7, starring Mary Ann Stevens as Mississippi riverboat girl, Tammy Tyree, Clay Watkins as her grand- father, Kitty O'Donnell as Tammy's elderly friend, and Gil Mitchell and John Ishmael as her romantic inter- ests. 5 it
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Q et Ei ht y Mfoullly g - Ll Winter Vacation Football is 'Gsuper-cool when played in the snow! A week-end snow of eleven inches caught Fayette County off-guard, as usual, and provided county students with a three-day vacation. Melting ice lessened hazardous conditions, and on Thursday, January 27, students re- turned to school, confident that they would not get another break until spring vacation. 'But someone else had different ideas as, again on Saturday, Lexington caught a blizzard accumu- lating to nine inches-worth five more days of winter fun. X - ly x 3-- Cold and lonely, Lafayette High awaits melting snow so students can warm her halls again.
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