Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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W 'i fied .,.........,,.. 1 , .4n,,g- ,f M, SENIOR PLA Y The complete cast for the senior play, The Green Vine, is assembled on the set. These seniors and their roles are, seated, Carolyn Chick, Peg, Rossi Stiles, 'Aflg,, , - 1 1,111 '- Myrtle, Mona Powell, Mary, Kenneth Owen, Peter. Those standing are Dorman Stanley, Geoffrey, Jimmy Gott, ,laphetg Robert Bratcher, Tom, Elizabeth Mitchell, Birdie, Beverly Bantz, Messalinag and Fred Gray, Cousin George. lDi.s-1'1111r11g1'1l 111111 1l1'pr1's.s'01I, Mary finds vmizforf in flu' 11'i,s'111m1 lzrouglzf 10 l11'r by flu' spirit of Coirsin Cvorge. Tl11'11l11 1.1711111111 i,s'.s'l11111'n 11pp111i11g i'1'r1111 ,s' f1'1'l'i I0 1511111111411 .'lliI1'l11'll. TI11' mrzlcr'-up of t'I1l'1I C'lll1l'I1I'fl'l' is Il 1'1fry imporlrnit puff of ilu' final pr1J1l111'ti1m 111111 .s'111'1'1'.s'S of flu' play. 29

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-sf .ft Children 'S Theatre This ,group of ti1ea!i'e-nziiided iS'flllfCllf.S', rlirecferl by Mr D. M. Iloiuell, has flcfliglzferl rizirlieiices of Izoys and girl: fmnz the elcnzentczry sclzools' for two .s1ir'ce.s.s'f1rI sea.s0n.s The Princess Rosalee, Harriet Henderson, looks quite bewildered as Nimble, the court jester, stands on his head in order to think more clearly, Milton Beach plays Nimble in The Princess and the Swineherd.' The old witch peeps out of her cookie house at Hansel and Gretel whc are lost in the woods. The witch is Pauline Bowles, Hansel is Milton Beach, and Gretel is Barbara Sanders. i l Here is the cast from The Princess and the Swineherd : front rowl Milton Beach, the iester, Jimmy Gott, the king, Harriet Henderson, thi princess, and Bob Bratcher, the swineherd, disguised here as a doctor On the second row are the three ladies-in-waiting, Rossi Stiles, Theol, Leonard, and Palmer June Anderson, l The villainous red-headed, curlybearded giant who frightened his yound audience with ferocious roars is in reality gentle-tempered Marshall Pharq in Jack and the Beanstalk. ' lt's Jack, played by Milton Beach, going up the magic beanstalk in the last production of the season, Jack and the Beanstalk. ' . fn iii - l , Q ' ., R' . . . f r- if fs A, ,,y.yg if. ' I 1 s My . . ' Z 5

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3 , f Students placing in lnterscholastic League are Nancy Dealey, second in ready writing, Harry Estill, second in slide rule, Connie Phillips and Frank Ford, first in spelling, June Franklin, third in typing, Neal Friets, first in number sense, Dorothy Schuler, fourth in typing, Jimmy Johnson, second in number sense, Shirley Cartwright, alternate in typing, Julian Kornfield, first in typing, Estelle Mar- tin, third in shorthand, and Ernestine Gammill, first in shorthand. Teachers sponsoring lnterscholostic League events are Mrs. A. B. Reese, typing, Mr. D. M. Howell, one-act play, Miss Ruth Garms, spelling, Mr.'N, G. Powell, nurnber sense, Mrs. Lois Marie 'Keeton, declamation, Mr. Rogers Orr, slide rule, Miss Bessie Bullock, shorthand, Mr. J. W. Reid, deboteg and Miss Nell Marie Wiley, readyewriting. W1 Q L x I .