Leaf River High School - Lerico Yearbook (Leaf River, IL)

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Pep Club FIRST ROW: M. Schreiber, B. Highbarger, J. Cook. SECOND ROW: D. Motter, B. Kuntzelman, D. Zellers, J. Hagemann. A. Hagemann. THIRD ROW: M. Cross, A. Nash, D. Bicksler. J. Nash, P. Lovell, A. Snodgrass. This year’s Pep Club consists of ten members. The officers are as follows: Betty Lou Highbarger President Mary Lee Schreiber Vice-President Jean Cook Secretary-Treasurer The Club dues were 50£ for the year. As money-making projects, the Club has been selling Demon T-Shirts and programs at the football games last fall. This year's cheerleaders were elected by the student body in early fall. Those chosen were Betty Magee, Janet Anderson, Wilma Schnulle, and Virginia Snodgrass. Something new has been added at our basketball games. The cheerleaders are now “donned up in new blue and white outfits. 27

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Junior Play M. Cross, J. Stykel, V. Snodgrass, Miss Buck, R. Knodle, D. Hepfer, C. Myers. JUNIOR PLAY- '‘HAVE A HEART The Junior class presented a play, Friday and Saturday, November 4 and 5. It was well attended by the folks in and around this community. The play was a three-act farce, the cast consisted of three boys and three girls. The characters were as follows: Worried Ted Prospective Boss Blundering Butler Sassy Chorus Girl Neighbor Girl Ted s Wife Ted's heart was set on landing the new job, and his prospective boss was a firm believer in Love in a Cottage ', with the ivy trailing above the door. So Ted invited his boss-to-be home to prove that he was happily married. But wifie has left home in a huff, because of a misunder- standing, and Ted finds himself with a home and no wife. Ted's helpful friend promptly volun- teers to send him a girl to pose as his wife for the dinner. But she turns out to be an impossible, slangy chorus girl, who looks like she doesn't know how to boil water. Then Lou, an obliging neighbor, volunteers to pose as his wife instead. But the huffy chorus girl refused to leave, and so Ted's prospective boss meets two happy 1 Then Ted's real wife repents her hasty action, returns, and he has another wife on his hands. For three hilarious acts Ted tried to hide his harem from the boss, with side-splitting results. John Stykel Ross Knodle Dale Hepfer Charlotte Myers Marilyn Cross Virginia Snodgrass 26

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Girls' Chorus FIRST ROW: F. Westerman, J. Nash, A. Nash, D. Bicksler, B. Magee, M. Schreiber. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dennis, V. Snodgrass, S. Murphy, J. Jacobs, W. Schnulle, C. Kuhleier, C. Filer, C. McKinley. THIRD ROW: J. Cook, C. Myers, N. Reuber, T. Williams, J. Anderson, B. Myers, J. Hagemann. FOURTH ROW: P. Lovell, D. Highbarger, D. McKee, A. Snodgrass, B. Kuntzelman, C. Cleveland, V. Cain, D. Zellers, D. Motter, V. Asche. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Band C. Cleveland. D. Bicksler, B. Myers. R. Wood, J. Cleveland, R. Schelling. Mr. Dennis, P. Lovell, J. Nash, W. Schnulle, B. Magee, j. Anderson. J. Hewitt, S. McKinely, E. Hewitt, L. Bus kohl. 28