Losantville High School - Mysticlens Yearbook (Losantville, IN)

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.1 . R , K ,wk A T. T ,I g 'N . , iii TTTIT A I 'TE m A f iI1:n- 3- C X g-'I SENIOR PLAY - A SMASHING SUCCESS THE SENIOR PLAY, HER EMERGENCY HUSBAND, A HILARIOUS cous- DY IN THREE ACTS PROVED T0 BE A suAsHINc succss AT BOTH MATINEE AND EVENING PERFORMANCES. EACH MEMBER OF THE CAST SEEMED T0 BE PERFECTLY CHOSEN FOR THE PARTICULAR PART HE OR SHE PLAYED. THIS BROUGHT A LOT OF WELL DESERVED PRAISE FOR THE PLAY DIRECTOR, MRS. MAE D. JOHNSON. THE FINE SPIRIT or C0'0PERATlON BETWEEN MEMBERS OF THE CLASS, THEIR SPONSOR, MR. VINCENT HAVIZA, AND THEIR DI- RECTOR MADE REHERSALS A PLEASURE. ALSO THE CLASS WISHES T0 ExTEND THEIR APPRECIATION TO MR. M.E, JACKSON FOR HIS C0'0PERATl0N, THE ENTHUSIASTIC WAY THE PALY WAS RECEIVED BY THE ENTIRE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY WILL aRINo sAcx MANY PLEASANT MEMORIES TO THE SENIORIS FUTURE WHEN THEY CHANCE T0 THINK or HER EMERGENCY HusaAND. THE 0ASTg RRLENT NUTT NICHOLAS NUTT AUNT JUBILEE ELBERTA PEACH DOROTHY DOLSON BILL JONES WILMER SNEED AUDREY HARDWICK HIRAN HARDwIcx AUNT HAZEL NUTT MRS. JARBOE THE WILD MAN LAURA GEORGE KEITH CLEVENGER NDRNA BAILEY RUBY WEAVER RITA MCGUNECILL KENNETH PRICE WAYNE Bnooxs BETTY JOHNSON UON KELLEY PHYLLIS GEORGE JUNE FOUTS DoN HARRIS . D0 YOU REMEMBER-- How ELBERTA PEACH AND JUBILEE DAUDHT NIDRY AND ARLENE ILOLLY--GAGCINIT How ARLENE AND DOTTY SHED so MANY TEARS ovER THE MEN THAT THEY ALMOST HAD T0 wADE OUT? How AUD- REY AND WILMER BRANDISHED THOSE WICKED WEAPONS. AT EACH OTHER? How HIRAH HARDWICK CAME OUT WITH THAT SURPRISING- LY DEEP AND CHARACTERISTIC 'YAIR'? How POOR MISS HAZEL NUTT MUST HAvE SUFFERED WITH THAT TERRIBLE ARTHRITIS, OR wAs IT NEURITIS? How SICKENING THE WILD MAN LDDKED wHEN HE SPIED A 'NICE TENDER GIRL' TO GOBBLE? How TENDERLY WILMER PIDKED UP AND FDNDLED AUDREYIS IITSY, BITSY, coLD HANDIT How BILL WRAPPED HIMSELF AROUND DOTTY LIKE A aoA -CONSTRICTOR? How MUCH FUN IT wAs T0 PUT ON THE PLAY, T0 SAY NOTHING ABOUT THE WORK! Y' .-Q RN 3' Q -4- -I , A f aihi? Q: QV

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.1- --T-l SENIOR CLASS PROPHESY As A LITTLE BIRD FLEW BY THE WINDOW OF THE SAN FRANCISCO GENERAL HDSRITAL, wHo SHOULD HE SEE BUT PHYLLIS GEORGE, SUPERINTENDENT OF NURSES. MISS GEORGE WAS FINISHING LAST MINUTE DETAILS BEFORE STARTING FOR A TRIP EAsTwARD T0 vIsIT FRIENDS. PHYLLIS WAS ON A LECTURE TOUR AND HER FIRST STOP wAs AT A SCHOOL IN CARSON CITY, NEVADA. PHYLLIS WAS DREATLY SURRRISED WHEN SHE RAN INTO NORMA BAILEY, MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE scHooL. THEY TALKED OVER OLD TINES. PHYLLIS ASKED NDRNA ABOUT THEIR OLD CLASSMATE, JUNE FOUTS. NDRNA RERLIED BY TELLIND PHYLLIS THAT JUNE AND HER HUSBAND OWNED THE LARGEST HORSE RANCH IN ARIZONA, AND THAT KENTUCKY STARTED ST. LOUIS KEITH CLEVENGER OWNED A LARGE RADE TRACK IN WITH KENNY PRIDE AS HIS NAIN UDDKEY. PHYLLIS ON HER JOURNEY EASTWARD, STDRRIND TO LECTURE IN , MISSOURI. PHYLLIS STOPPED AT A HOTEL owNED BY A SPECIAL RATES. THEN JOURNEYING TO HER NATIVE STATE OF INDIANA, sHE MADE A QUICK STOP AT BLOOMINGTON T0 VISIT HEAD BASKETBALL COACH, VINDENT R. HAVIZA, AND HIS ASSIST- ANT, WAYNE BROOKS. MUCH T0 HER SURPRISE SHE LEARNED THAT MERRITT E. JACKSON WAS PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE. SHE ASKED ABOUT OTHER MEMBERS or THE DLASS AND LEARNED THAT DON HARRIS OWNED THE LARGEST FARM IN INDIANA AND THAT DoN KELLEY WAS A BIG REAL ESTATE MAN IN INDIANARDLIS. HE RECEIVED HIS PASSION FDR REAL ESTATE DEALIND FROM THE SENIOR PLAY. PHYLLIS TOOK A aus T0 LOSANTVILLE T0 VISIT HER OLD FRIENDS. HERE SHE LEARNED THAT BETTY JOHNSON wAs MARRIED T0 CART. Tou THORNBURG wHD wAs STATIONED AT FORT MEADE. TAKING A PLANE FROM LOSANT, SHE ARRIVED IN WASHINGTON, 0.0. AND DECIDED TO VISIT THE LIBRARY OF CON- GRESS. SHE WAS DREETED av AN OLD FRIEND, RITA MDGUNEDILL, NOW THE HEAD LIDRARIAN. RITA ASKED Aeour ALL HER CLASS-v HATES AND WHEN SHE FOUND OUT LAURA GEORGE WAS A POWERS MODEL IN NEw YORK, SHE PLANNED TO VISIT HER DURING HER SUMMER VACATION. PHYLLIS RETURNED HAPPY TO CALIFORNIA AFTER SEEING ALL HER OLD FRIENDS. I AN DLD FRIEND, RUBY WEAVER: THEREFORE, PHYLLIS RECEIVED