Lane High School - Lion Yearbook (Lane, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1964 volume:

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ROBERT REDEKER Emporia State, B.A. English and Speech Sophomore Sponsor MR. CLAYTON E. TRUE Ottawa University B.A. - Education Science and Physical Education Freshman Sponsor gaculty MR. DONALD SCI-IEVE Emporia State B.S. - Education Math and Physics Sophomore Sponsor MISS GLADYS KEITH Ottawa University B.S. - Home Economics Home Economics and Library Freshman Sponsor THE ANCO CHEESE COMPANY Compliments of GENE'S STUDIO Garnett, Kansas r, QS Zzwks and jauifvr HELEN COLE, BLANCHE LANDIS, ROLAND MITCHELL Sponsored by Osawatomie Merchants: TOM MEDCALF MOTOR CO. COWDEN GROCERY Sa SERVICE BAUMANN-DAVIS IMPL. CO. FLAMINGS DRIVE-INN MR. HOMOR WHITE, MR. CHESTER STUTEVILLE, MR, LEO E, LAIRD H 12 ' ' ' - 1 .TEE '. 'C H wbgzgv w' gw f-fN, C 5 gg? M N Tifii ml ge? O 'E si mg 7 C Q1 el Q I ' wi ,, .W : ?..I:': TR W' .. '::!1':l , 1 V O W- sf -5 E V. LI: I A C E iv , ....,.... R T M-.....mf,.:.E L, , S Y Mg M 1 S-0 iw, N W .ME ,X K 4 we W it f W n-ay-..g4 43- K X 1 ,A ' ., Wx w W W.. MAN U' WM W 6fll5S History Early in the fall of 1960, thirteen green freshmen started to Lane High School to obtain an education. These green freshmen were: Jim Wylie, Loretta Alexander, Mike Kuder, Lois Dalton, Peggy Baucom, Fred DeMoss, Mary Beets, Ron Weatherbie, Bill Wheeler, Sally Willey, Dennis Harkins, Henry Harkins, and Sharon Oram. Melvin Schulz transferred from Rantoul during the year. Mrs. Welborn was our sponsor. Starting our sophomore year we gained Danny Timblin from Parker. Bertha Timblin also joined our class at this time. Later we lost Danny Timblin. Our sponsor was Miss Marr. At the starting of our junior year, there were eighteen members in the class of '64, Fred DeMoss left us during the summer, but we gained Mary Jones, Chester Leach, Eddie Schulz, and Fred Turley from Rantoul. Our sponsors were Mr. True and Mr. Gaddis. We pre- sented our junior play Take Your Medicine with the help of our sponsors and Mrs. Wilhite. Beginning the 1963- 1964 school term there were twenty two seniors. Connie Hase, Bonnie Hase, and Kay Vining, from Richmond High School joined our class. We welcomed Pat Ball, Peggy Ball, and Linda Milward from Princeton, formerly from Rantoul, to our group. We lost Jim Wylie to the class of '65, Mary Jones and Mary Beets left us for matrimony. Our class sponsors were Miss Finley and Mr. Laird, both of whom have helped us greatly in the production of our annual. 4 8 8' Ii 8 PAT BALL Class President 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Cheerleader 2 Volleyball 2,4 Pep Club 1,2,4 Band 1, 2, 4 Pep Club, Treasurer 4 Paper Staff 4 PEGGY BALL Compliments of RALPH 'S FOOD CENTER Where Price Tells And Quality Sells Osawatom ie, Kansas Volleyball 1, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Pep Club, President 2 Baud 1, 2,4g Class Treasurer 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 4 LOIS DALTON Glee Club l,2, 8,4 Mixed Glee l,2,3,4 Pep Club l,2, 3,4 Junior Play 3 All School Play 4 Paper staff 4 Class President 3 Class Vice-President 2 Class Secretary 1,4 Student Council 2, 3 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3,4 Softball 1 :rfff 1 zr rf if 'r 1 210' t as MIKE KUDER Vice-President 4, Secretary 35 President 2g Student Council 1, 2, 3,45 Play 2, 3g Basket- ball l,2, 3,43 Baseball l,2, 3, Track l,2,3 Cross Country 3,45 Athletic President 3,45 Baseball Captain 2, Basketball Captain 43 Track Captain 2, 33 Advertising Manager of Annual 4 I , I W M -' -'A-:fix ff' BILL WHEELER Band 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1,2, 3,4 Paper Staff 2,4 Class Vice-President 3 Junior Play 3 All School Play 4 KAY VINING Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Glee 1,2,3,4 Band1,2,3,4 fl C ' -'U'- Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 l'i.w- A11 School Play 4 Class President 3 2,15 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 'PrK4. b Volleyball 1,2,4 Softball 1, 2 ,J WMM LORETTA ALEXANDER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Volleyball 1,4 All School Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 4 Softball 1 Paper Staff 4 ivy 4 'S CHESTER LEACH Annual Staff 4 Cross-country 4 Basketball 1,2 Track 1, 2 Junior Play 3 BERTHA TIMBLIN Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1,2, 3 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 l i i - ,. , -11 ,Q ,, to , A if L- it M , ,, , K ,s 3 K 5, r , CONNIE HASE Glee Club l,2, 3,4 Mixed Glee 1,2,3, Pep Club l,2, 3,4 Cheerleader 3 Senior Play 2 Paper Staff 4 Class Reporter 1,2 Class Secretary 3 Volleyball 1, 2, 4 Softball 1, 2 HENRY DEAN HARKINS Track 1,2,3,4 Cross-country 3, 4 Baseball 2 Sports Editor of Paper 4 Annual Editor 4 Junior Play 3 DOROTHY E. BRA UM Glee Club 1-3 Pep Club 1-2-3 School Play 4 BONNIE HASE Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3 Senior Play 2 Paper Staff 4 Student Council 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Softball 1, 2 DENNIS DANA HARKINS Track l,2, 3,4 Cross -country 2, 3 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Compliments of WHITE S GROCERY INSURANCE 81 REAL ESTATE Lane, Kansas FRED LEROY TURLEY Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3 Class Treasurer 1 Junior Play 3 EDDIE SCHULZ Basketball 1, 2, 4 Baseball 1,2 Track 1,2 Junior Play 3 All School Play 4 Paper Staff 4 Class President 1 RICHARD MA LON EY Basketball 1 Paper Staff 4 Annual 4 RONALD WEA THERBIE Basketball 1, 2 Track l,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Chorus 3 Annual Staff 4 MELVIN SCHULZ Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Track 1,2 Junior Play 3 All School Play 4 Paper Staff 4 SALLY WILLEY Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Glee 1,2,3,4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 All School Play 4 Paper Staff 4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Softball 1 PEGGY BA UC OM Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Glee 1,2,3,4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 All School Play 4 Paper Staff 4 Treasurer 2 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3,4 Softball 1 Compliments of LANE GRAIN C OM PA NY Lane, Kansas LINDA MILWARD Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Glee 2, 3, 4 Band 2 Pep Club Secretary Vice-President 2 Volleyball 2,4 Assistant Editor of Annual 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Basketball 4 SHARON ORAM - Glee Club l,2, 3,4 Mixed Glee 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Junior Play 3 All School Play 4 Paper Staff 4 Basketball 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Softball 1 Class President 1 Class Secretary 2 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 gi 2 -'S '-::?5E:5a'E'I'::':faa'IYr .. -' E: 'LIE-fa ':'.Ja's'-f :::: 33' 1 w EEL v ,, A- ,, N H wfeieef. 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Dennis Harkins wills the following: his ability to run to any freshman who wants to try itg to the coming algebra class, his ability to work math problems, qwhich most likely won 't help muchjg his ability to keep his mouth shut in class to Rockey Blackstone. Richard Maloney wills the following: his 5'7 Ford to anyone who wants it fand anyone who is fool enough to take itjg his ability to get along with Miss Finley to anyone who needs itg his ability to go to sleep in Mr. True's room to Joe Baucomg and his class ring to Juanita Hubbard, who already has it. Ron Weatherbie wills his ability to go out with girls to the Junior boys who need itg his car to anyone who is foolish enough to take itg and his old bottle to John Chrisjohn. Mike Kuder wills the following: his jumping legs to Tom, who will need therng his cross- country running to Dennis Mcllvaing his big feet and big hands to Mike Oramg He will keep his intelligence and ability to get along with teachers for himself in college, where he will need it. He will also keep most of his knowledge of athletics for himself, in college. Bill Wheeler wills his duck- tail to Phillip Stevensg his ability to play basketball to Davy Harkinsg ,and his ability to pass tests to Jim Wylie. Kay Vining wills her ability to do anything to anybody who can do something with anything she can do, Bonnie Hase wills her gracefullness in girls' physical education class to Vickie Snow, who just might be able to use it. Peggy Ball wills her cheerleading outfit to Eldon Stottlemireg and her ability to keep quiet to Sharon Wylie, because Sharon needs itl Linda Milward wills her ability to get along with others to Rornona Hubbard hoping that she will use itg her giggle to Diane Medlen hoping it will get Diane in as much trouble as it did her. Connie Hase wills her good looks, good grades, and sparkling personality to Phyllis Babbg her ability to get in trouble in class to Debbie Williams. Melvin Schulz wills the following: his cigarettes to Donna Lash, who already has more than she needsg his height to Lynn Betzg his chewing gum to Miss Finleyg his ability to get along with the teachers to Gary Dennis, who really needs it. Fred Turley wills the following: his chair in biology to anyone who is foolish enough to sit there for two yearsg his ability to get along with the teachers to Lloyd Willeyg his enthusiam to come to school to Darroll Taylor Qwho doesn't need itjg his can of beer to Eldon Stottlemire, who wouldn't know what to do with another one. Henry Harkins wills the following: his ability to do math to his sister, and she could make good use of itg his ability to get along with the teachers to Lyle Browng his ability to r- u-n a long time and not get very far to Jim Reeves, who has a good reason to do sog his ability not to go steady to Mike Laddg to the Freshmen,. hevleaves the hopes for a new building in which to finish high school. Pat Ball wills her good looks to Connie Beetsg her ability to listen to jokes to Donnie Stottlemireg her business law grades to Eddie Schulz, and her chewing gum to Carlos Cole, for business law only. Bertha Timblin wills the followingg her ability to baby sit to Jane Weatherbie, who is always busy with something elsep her ability to make mistakes in typing to any one next yearg her ability to catch some unlucky fellow in Garnett, to Sharon Wylieg her charm to Miss Finleyg and her curly hair to Mr. Redeker, who needs a few curls. Eddie Schulz wills his good looks to Mr. Laird, fit would be a changejg and his height to Mrs. Eades who needs it to look down on her students. Chester Leach wills the following: his ability to get along with Mr. True to Tom Kuderp his ability to run cross-country to Roy ,Tohnsong his profanity to Pat McDaniel fwho does pretty well without itljg and his class ring to Maxine Needham, who already has it. Sally Willey wills her ability to study, made good grades, and not get kicked out of classes to her brother, Lloydg her height to Mr. Redeker fwho could use the lack of itjg her volleyball ability to Anna May Rhodesg her blue eyes to Dennis Stiffler. Loretta Alexander wills her freckles to Miss Keithg her ability to play the saxophone to Richardg her curly hair to Kenny Turleyg and her quiet, timid ways to Mr. Scheve. Lois Dalton wills her red hair to Janie Kellyg her ability to blush to Mr. Erisman, who doesn't need itg and her personality to Leonard Burnett. Peggy Baucom wills her grades to Dave Worrellg her mathematical abilities to Mary Dee who will not need it gas treasurer of the Crusadersj. Sharon Oram wills her cheerleading ability to Leota Schulzg her ability to keep her mouth shut in class to Bill Coleg her ability to talk a long time and not say anything Qother than putting her foot in her mouthj to I im Chambers. il H 8 if if U16 611155 Prophecy It is now the year of 2014. This being the Golden Anniversary of the Lane Graduating Class of 1964, we have planned the biggest society event of the year. Since one of our former classmates, Lois Dalton, has become the first lady President of the United States, we have decided to hold our reunion on the east lawn of the White I-louse, Bertha Timblin arrived earlier than the rest of the class in order to have plenty of time in which to prepare her acceptance speech of the Nobel Peace Prize, Our next arrival was Madam Snifflepuss, the former Kay Vining, the first lady of Viet Nam. Madam Snifflepuss has accomplished something which few other United States Citizens have - that of becoming the first-lady of a foreign country. Next arriving were Dennis and Henry Harkins, the first colonels of the United States Space Force. Arriving with them as a passenger on their ship was Eddie Schulz, an Interplanetary diplomat. Bill Wheeler has finally received his first vacation in 45 years of continuous service as head of the F. B,I, His traveling companion is Linda Milward, the warden of Alcatraz Prison. She has diligently maintained her sincere and all important post, even though the prison has been closed for 51 years. As a special treat, Chester leach, President ofthe National Red Hot Association, has brough each member of the class of '64 a 10 lb, bag of red hots, This naturally thrilled each and every member, because we had not forgotten how much we enjoyed devouring bags of red hots during English class, President Dalton introduced a Bill on Price Reduction of Food for our reunion, to Congress. This, naturally caught the attention of Senator Fred Turley, who has the record for the longest filibuster in the Senate --13 days. This bill also aroused the interest of Pat and Peggy Ball, who are the proprietors of a world famous chain of grocery stores, which are expecially known for their MEA TBA LLS , It is amazing how well our class has stayed together in their business associations. Melvin Schulz, sole owner of a horse and cattle ranch in U, S,S.R. , is supplier of the meat for the Bal1's MEATBALLS, and also raises the stock for the World 's largest rodeos. The final approval for this stock comes from Ron Weatherbie, three times World Champion-All-Round Cowboy. We understand, because of his unusual-feat, he has won three gold buckles. It is reasonable well understood that he has no trouble keeping his pants up. Q Prophecy continuedj At first, we thought it peculiar to see a grown man dribbling a basketball down the sidewalk, but, then we recognized him as Mike Kuder, coach ofthe Harlem Globe Trotters. Our next classmate to arrive was Sharon Oram. She has never married, though she has had many opportunities, for she is a landlady of a first class Bachelor's Home. One of her most famous tenants was Richard Maloney, dean of the Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology. We were fortunate to have for our entertainment, both an orchestra and jazz group. First on the entertainment schedule, was the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Miss Peggy Baucom. We had hardly caught our breath from the inspiring music of Peggy's orchestra, when that internationally known jazz group, the Pine Cones, organized by Loretta Alexander and Sally Willey, made their presence known by play- ing the nation's number one tune, O' Those Golden Lions. The last to arrive were Bonnie and Connie Hase, better known to the public by their stage names, Matida Hopenhollerzine and Maude Swigglehiener, who have just completed their one-hundred-million-dollar-movie, Delilah versus Cleopatra . Since the start of the picture, 10 years ago, they have highly publicized it by their 17 marriages and divorces fbetween themj. Our reunion was the biggest society flop since Adam and Eve. It was mutually agreed that this floppy event ended all too soon. The reunion was brought to a close by the class singing the Alma Mater with the combined accompaniment of the Phil- harmonic and Pine Cones. 818433 .,i pw' ' H , 111gm0 1 fz:E3'fHi1 X1 mv 1 W1 1 11, . 1efg111.f3?2Q11 1 W 1 1 W 1 1 f Q1 11 1 1 11 fav: .:1fsffUea.,1 11 1 , 5 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1.1, 1 lzzflis 1 32:5 11gsesi4Qsv M 11 gy 111 11: 'J 1 1 '1111g.iQ:E- Q 1 Y, 11m1W C4 111f'11 M w1111WF 1 I vm! WW '1 1 0 111,11 W11 13131111111w 11z 1111 N1 'Sew' '31, 9 Louis Lee Pat McDaniel Mike Ladd Sharon Hinton Lonnie McDougal Dave Worrell Ralph Taylor, President Carlos Cole, Secretary Jim Wylie I im Reeve Phillip Harkins Donna Lash, Treasurer juuivrs It ,,. x. L K 4. Juanita Hubbard Lyle Brown Donnie Stottlemire Vice-President Bill Cole Phillip Stevens Maxine Needham Davy Harkins Janice Dalton ' W 5 Compliments of BANK OF GREELEY PEOPLE'S STATE BANK Greeley. KHHSHS Richmond, Kansas v x , fi? fl . NR -UNM 1 ,,!,, N,,,W,,5 , V'V'w M' W 1vwJww'ws3Lw'ww, 1 . ff' 1 x I 3 ang E55 , . 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Y 'rs ' V1 - -E 4'-1 - 'V ' , , .:E..,,jg3,jfu-.1 54, ' .ts fa!-fuzz'-1:5 ' -r kE2?'?'x'.Q l .aff ':2..'s.5g f 1 .'p-.vm-,215-i1,.:.-1 'ffm-5 -15 A'--fiiffrlil-'.ffaafr :wwf wg- 1 ., mar- merge-iff 4 ,, J lh., .. q J r H, N 'EW Y r X br l ' E fm ' if 'GE' ' ' 'if' 'Kllligm 4 5' v 1 Compliments of Garnett Merchants' GARNETT NEW AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSN. FARRIS FUNERAL HOME KINGSOLVER DRUGS WILSON'S SHOE SYSTEM Dixie True Mary Thoele W?P , ,, . H , , sn w f HW., 5' ' iid H u9w NH'H S L-'VD Hai H H H H rm. X H num 5 H ,w M 1 1 zu- M- 3,1 -7- ,, J pf. 5- Nw L. , A 113415: 1 , ,Q , , ' Muze A UM mf M ,hm j D WW X. W my ew I FRONT ROW: Mrs. Eades, Janice Dalton, Peggy Ball, Janie Kelly, Sharon Orarn, Becky Rowland, Anna May Rhodes. SECOND ROW: Kay Vining, Peggy Baucom, Vickie Snow, Sharon Wylie, Janie Weatherbie, Merry Dee Hahn, Terry Kuder, Lois Dalton. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Babb, Sally Willey. Loretta Alexander, Ruth Smith, Leota Schulz, Connie Hase, Debbie Williams, Bonnie Hase, Donna Lash. FOURTH ROW: Connie Beets, Juanita Hubbard, Linda Milward, Pat Ball, Ramona Hubbard. Tonie Stringharn, Diana Medlen, Shirley Hinton, Margaret Turley. Ehvcrleaders Janice Dalton, Peggy Ball, Janie Kelly, Sharon Orarn, Becky Rowland. Sponsored by Osawatomie Merchants: ROY'S BARBER SHOP FIRST NATIONAL BANK IACK'S GLASS SHOP OSAWATOMIE REST HOME K 1 gli ,sy 1 1 -- s fy I Al , Q I lfaskefball '24 Calm FRONT ROW: Tom Kuder, Bill Wheeler, Bill Cole, Kenny Turley, Mike Kuder. BACK ROW: Coach True, Don Stottlemire, Lyle Brown, Jim Reeve, Jim Chambers, Phillip Stevens. '76 ' Gam FRONT ROW: Dave Worrell, Kenny Turley, Ralph Taylor, Rockey Blackstone. SECOND ROW: Tom Kuder, Dennis Stifiler, John Chrisjohn, Mike Orarn, Lonnie McDougal. BACK ROW: Coach Erisman, Carlos Cole, Richard Malo'- ney, Chester Leach, Eddie Schulz, Roy Johnson, Richard Alexander, Bill Cole. V aaa, Ut if M' ' ' 'J jg ' V fx 5 I ' K 1 if ,,, f .15 .M P- yi - W f J, ag P L 4. 338'-3,5 fm... 4x KKVV krrklzr I X . fi . 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P pair fi rs, Q, ff, .M ,, ,, ,W Jail' Y Grade Basketball Coach True Ricky Williams Wilbur Harkins Steve Stiffler Danny Oram Bobby Timblin Steve Kirkland Victor Harkins Larry Snow Steven Betz Charles Chrisjohn Ray Lash Gordon Snow David Willey Mike Cole Phillip Braum Pep Elab Audean McKinzie Vickie James Willa Lee Wilma I ohnston Cherry Needham Janice Stiffler Charlene Mitchel Connie Lee Debbie Chambers Marcia Dalton Sue Page Helen Willey Mrs. Owen Juanita Turley Cathy True' Sandy Betz Phyllis Hunsperger Debbie Wakeman Khccrlcadcrs Jo Weatherbie Linda Stevens Sandra Kuder Darlene Page Earlene Mcllvain Lavonne Rhodes Brenda Stevens 521-L s tw ,E fever r , A i 'gi : s5w' Q if Q is HW' W'W'7?E5 Q i if ess Bonnie 1-Iase, Debbie Williams, Connie Hase, Phillip Stevens, John Chrisjohn, Donnie Stottlemire, Merry Dee Hahn. Zjzzper Staff Henry Harkins, Lois Dalton, Peggy Baucom, Kay Vining, Mike Kuder, Mr. Redeker, Sponsor, Miss Finley, Sponsor Qnot shownj. 1' M A N Compliments of Osawatomle Merchants FIRST NATIONAL BANK EDDH3'S FUNERAL HOME Hand FRONT ROW: Pat Ball, Sally Willey, Vickie Snow, John Chrisjohn, Richard Alexander. SECOND ROW: Ruth Smith, Diana Medlen, Connie Beers, Peggy Ball, Ray Lash, Loretta Alexander, Peggy Baucom, Kay Vining. THIRD ROW: Margaret Turley, Janie Weatherbie, Linda Stevens, Becky Rowland, Mrs. Eades. GARNETT STATE SAVINGS BANK PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK Garnett, Kansas Ottawa, Kansas Girls Cflmrus FRONT ROW: Terry Kuder, Lois Dalton, Janice Dalton, Vickie Snow, Margaret Turley, Phyllis Babb, Sally Willey, Becky Rowland, Connie Beets, Ann Wakeman. SECOND ROW: Debbie Williams, Janie Weatherbie, Loretta Alexan- der, Diana Medlen, Pat Ball. Peggy Baucom, Sharon Oram, Peggy Ball, Donna Lash, A.nna May Rhodes, Mrs. Eades. THIRD ROW: Ramona Hubbard, Leota Schulz, Sharon Wylie, Juanita Hubbard, Ruth Smith, Linda Milward, Kay Vin- ing, Merry Dee Hahn, Bonnie Hase, Connie I-Iase. me W 1 a fp 1 fe, are 3 Bays Hhorus FRONT ROW: Mrs. Eades, Lynn Betz, Ralph Taylor, Kenny Turley, Mike Oram. BACK ROW: Dave Worrell, Lyle Brown, Louis Lee, Richard Alexander, Pat McDaniel. This page sponsored by friendly Ottawa merchants: SCOTTS VARIETY STORE OTTAWA CO-OP ASSOCIATION ALEXANDER-BOYER REAL ESTATE JOE TOWNER'S FUNERAL CHAPEL FRONT ROW: Earlene Mcllvain, Audean McKinzie, Io Weatherbie, Janice Stiffler, Lavonne Rhodes, Linda Stevens, Mrs. Eades. SECOND ROW: Sue Page, Vickie James, Sandra Kuder, Wilma Johnston, Cherry Needham, Connie Lee Willa Lee. THIRD ROW: Steven Betz, Tommy Christopher, Phillip Braum, David Willey, Gordon Snow, Steve Kirk- land, Ray Lash, Victor Harkins, Bobby Timblin, Danny Oram. ,fuuirfr High Ehrfrus ,411 Svhwl Play The all school play, A -Feudin' Over Yonder, was a humorous Hillbilly play from the Ozark Mountains. The plot revolves around the Popoff family and the Fry family who have been feuding for years because one of the Popoff boys said he going out to shoot an old skunk one day and accidentally shot Paw Fry instead. Periodically Mountain Maggie a legendary character who travels around the hills nursing the sick must come to patch up someone hurt in the feud. Rosie Belle Fry, being handy with a gun, takes the only unattached male in the hills from under her sister Emmy's nose. Emmy, who'd like to get hitched, decides she'll end up as an old maid if she doesn't get one of the Popoff boys. But how can she marry someone with whom her family is having a feud? She enlists the aid of Mountain Maggie, who's tired of tending to victims of the feud, to put an end to it, Mountain Maggie, wise in the ways of human nature, convinces Maw Fry and Pappy Popoff that some plain sugar water she gives them is a love potion which will make them fall in love. They are tired of being lonely and have just about decided to marry and end the feud, when Rosie Belle arrives with the news that it was all a trick. Once more the feud is going full force. In the end, of course, the feud is ended and everybody is happy, but not before there are quite a few merry mixups and rib-tickling situations. CAST OF CHARACTERS: Mountain Maggie - - ' ' Merry Dee Hahn Maw Fry ------ - - ' Sharon Oram Emmy Fry ---- - Diana Medlen Izzie Fry - - ' ' - Lyle Brown Clem Fry - - - - - - Melvin Schulz Rosie Belle Fry ------ - - Kay Vining Aunt Harry Hornhonker - - - - Juanita Hubbard Becky Mae Hornhonker - - - - ' .THUG Weaiherbie Willy Hornhonker - - - - - Donnie Stottlemire Pappy Popoff ---- - - - - - Louis Lee Zeke Popoff - - - - Dennis Stiffler Preacher ---- ------- -----'-- ' ' Phillip SESVCYIS Wedding Guests - - - Sally Willey - - - Shirley Hinton ---------- Donna Lash Entertainers - - - Ralph Taylor - - - Peggy Baucom - - - Ruth Smith - - - Dave Worrell STAGE MANAGERS: - - - Eddie Schulz - - - Ramona Hubbard - - - Pat McDaniel PLAY SPONSORS: - - ' ' Mr. Laird - - - - Mr. Redeker Glimpse of the Way L M U' ,, , , , mg ,N H ,. W , , , uw, ,, .., x ww H A A , Hwwiwwkfvx H- H u X A AA A AAAAA A 2545, X mm' 1. ' , A A ww A A w w , . 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