Lyons Township Junior College - Tower Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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de Fha b 15 d 17 the 'unior college presented the play My Sister Eileen, On Novem er an J D 1 ' l a story of two sisters who came to the city with hopes of obtaining good jobs as a writer Eileen CNita Schultzj and Ruth QMarlene Meyerj find themselves and an actress. U persuaded into renting an apartment by Mr. Appopolous CBob jonesj, a high pres- sure salesman. The girls discover that they are living in an undesirable place with constant blasting noises coming from a subway being built above. They encounter such people as Jensen Uohn Zulaufj, who constantly runs in and out of their flat, and Lonnigan fChuck Grimmj, who is always chasing local drunkards and bums. The Wreck CBob Straubej lives nearby with his wife Helen Uean Kavanaughj, but soon moves into Ruth and Eileen's kitchen. Helen's mother, Mrs. Wade CCarole Forsterj, is kept ignorant of their marriage. Violet Shelton QMarty Readj is the luscious blond, and Mr. Fletcher CRich Carrj is one of her admirers. He is told Violet no longer lives in the apartment the girls now occupy, which leaves him in a predicament. Frank Lippincott fFred Dabneyj, in the drugstore business, admires Eileen, while Ruth finds Mr. Baker QBill Cotterj a pleasant companion. Six South American admirals Louis Hernandez Bob Torrison jim Campbell Spencer . . . C 7 j , Milligan, john Lindgren and Butch Ruhlj follow Ruth home one day and provide quite a colorful and hilarious scene. The girls' father, Walter Sherwood Gerry Brooksj, arrives at an inconvenient time, with intentions of taking them back home. In spite of all the complications and troubles, Mr. Appopolous promises to fix up the apartment, but just as the girls sign the lease, they hear a rumbling noise, which to their dismay, they are informed, is not blasting, but drilling. Oh! what a life! Q tl lm Nancy Tafeli James Lampljgh lerIY Brooks, Huggy.-fred ilglillhlllwilirlbhgtrliimrbeld Eill Schumacher' lohn Zldiiiiii Herlfmandez Butch Ruhl. BottoIT1,f SChultz, Laugcl lxvlerscnml Milli? low lllflllnyelrlolli-rdllimijones lerrY Bach, Mr. Th0fUP50nv Nlta , - , ar ene , a Ddbrlel' lml Tottergrol Forester. Richard Carr. Vlrglnla hm .1l'1JLlgl'l- ' t I Y' Bob To Campbcl lane Mi Nita Srl

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