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Come Blow Your Horn .mu N I If I . , V., A WMVML JW K . 14,12 1,0 I Z, We ,W l 2 I I I f y, Mother and son enjoy an after dinner conversation. Z1 f f M f. ,al 9 W? Zi fr 72 X ff, ,f f Where have you been? Cast: Alan Baker ....... Joe Janes Connie ...... . . . Rene Gardner Peggy ........ ...Debby Kenney Buddy Baker .. ...... John DeSpain Mr. Baker .... ...Dan Quesenberry Mrs. Baker ..... Pam Fischer Stranger ....... . . . Ella Slaughter Stage Manager .. .... Ginger Meyer This year the Junior Play was Come Blow Your Horn . It was a situation comedy written by Neil Simon which provided a contem- porary look at the problems of being a bachelor. Dan Quesenberry and Pam Fischer gave good character portrayals of Mr. and Mrs. Baker. The drama classes worked hard on the set to come up with something that would fit Alan Baker's modern taste. The change from naive son and brother, Buddy Baker, to a man of the world was performed well by John DeSpain. The sound system operated by Ella Slaughter provided for some amus- ing moments during the play. But all was handled well as the play was enjoyed by all who came to see it.
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li X iw f 1 l if 4' mx Y -lags swl K 1 if Cast: Martin Vanderhow Tony Kirby Alice Sycamore . . Penny Sycamore . Paul Sycamore .. Essie Carmichael Ed Carmichael Rheba ........ Donald ..... Mrs. Kirby .... Mr. Kirby ..... Kolenkhov ..... Mr. Henderson .. Mr. DePinna Policemen .... With model-Penny is pursuing an avid interest in art. ...David Gardner ... Randy Holmes Susan Boyd ...Ginger Meyer Bob Turner Chris Milks ......Ed Goodrich Janice Stephenson ........Dana Best . . .Brenda Cassidy Kevin Durnell ...Scott Smith ........RayDick Bud Henderson .......Jim Meyer Everett Bass The fall drama this year was You Can't Take It with You , a 1936 comedy by the writing team of Kaufman and Hart. Some of the special ac: tion required some difficult blocking but the ex- perienced cast did a fine job. This was a play that appealed to many members of the audience. There was so much going on at the same time-resemblance of a three ring circus at times. Laughter showed that the audience enjoyed the comedy spoof on the hurried, materialistic existence that the world provides us today. The crazy family of the Sycamores provided interest and entertain- ment as they taught us that we should all sit back and take life 'a little easier-after all, we wouldn't be able to take anything with us when we go, as said by Grandpa, alias David Gardner. You Can 't Take It With You I sf A lighter moment-break in character. Kevin's graceful acting ability. ,,,, .x.: f 1 sq . s - tt- . N 1' s .ww E . w X A K is X 1s Ns SSS X fm X I -- Q
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