Marysville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Marysville, KS)

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l o Q 0 mmf' aa ... 4- 1,-.A 5 - , .ew Q K f,,.,h Su Top Row: Karen Keefover, Carol Miller, JoAnn Messick, Peggy Zimmerling, Diann Lee, Kenneth Habig, Robert E. Fergul son, George Hoffman, Mary Kay Muchow, Glenda Lou Lueker, Freddie Roesch, Delmer Pecenka. l Second Row: Myron Storrs, Judith Hendricks, LoAllen Reinhardt, Wfayne Link. Douglas Totten, Glenda Nance, Peggy Hindsl Frank King, Bill Buck, Kenneth Martinez. l First Row: Ralph Kelley. Jim Rowland, Bill Nelson, Ronald Tryon, Roberta Hinds, Margaret Richter. l Twirlers: Ruth Dexter, Gloria Miller, Patricia Lillibridge, Laura Griswold. Q rw , , fi i Officers: Bruce Ungerer, vice-president, J. M. Tarvin, S.C.R.g jim Rowland, presirlentg Ann Wiegers, treasurerg Kathleen Carpenter, secretary. Half-time Ceremonies at Homecoming. -ang, ...U ,. ie-Nl.-

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'GMEET CORLISS R ARCHER i an ii JUNIOR PLAY N -A Meet Corliss Archer was presented December 4 by the Junior Class under the direction of Mr. Donald Williams. This comedy is a dramatization of Christopher Serg'el of F. Hugh Herbert's Y 7 original book. It centers around a mod- . ax ern teenage girl bored with her 'usual life. She manages to mix her boy-friend, Dexter, into a jumbled affair of scandle Mx that is finally proved false to her Aunt's disappointment. A , Top Row: Martha Cheaney-Prompterg Rosemary Wiegers-Louise, the housemaidg Carol Lan Cousin Agnes, a snoopy relativeg Darrell Saville-Mr. Frankling Barbara Rowland-l Frankling Richard Frohberg-Doctorg Shirley Vineyard-Nurse. First Row: Mary Ellen Davison-Mildred, a friend of Cor1iss'sg Donald Laverentz-Dexter Fr: lin, Corliss's boy-friendg Dianne Lee-Corliss Archer, a typical reenagerg Dale Shepher Mr. Archerg Mary Ellenbecker-Mrs. Archer. OUR DIRECTOR MARX 4? .,y if .5 X I R . ' Mr. Williams A STAR IN THE NIGHT CHRISTMAS PLAY The plot revolves around Bruce, who is heart broken at the death of his wife shortly before Christmas. Bruce tells his two daughters that the family will not celebrate Christ- mas. After a visit from some old friends Bruce realizes that the importance of the holiday is the way a person works and thinks unselfishly for others. Top Row: Barbara Griffee--Susan, a family friendg J. M. Tarvin- Bruce, a business mang Ralph Kelley-John, a friend. First Row: Carmen Bergen-Arden, Bruce's daughterg Colleen Davis -Tessie, a neighborg Gloria Miller-jean, Bruce's daughterg Laura Griswold-Mary, housekeeper.

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lI'op Row: Shirley Fakler, Gerry Ungerer, Patsy Sherwood, Bill Stewart, Don Talbot, J. M. Tarvin, Virginia Laverentz, Alberta Huerter, Rosemary Wiegers, Verda Duever, Iona Hinrichs, lla Ehnen, Ann Wiegers, Bruce Ungerer. Second Row: Darrell Saville, Lavonne McMahon, Joan Lebien, Vaneta Hinriths, Keith Kelley, Arlin Duensing, Elizabeth Johannes, Marjorie Jeter, Kathleen Carpenter. First Row: Marlene Kuper, Patricia Habig, Jim Hohn, Doris Malotte, Sharon Kay Ungerer, Ruth Tidwell. Ifwirlers: Marilyn Cobb, drum majoretteg Rebecca Hacldan, head twirlerg Mr. Moses, director. Absent: Jeanne Grauer, Richard Livingston. A A Robert E. Moses, Jr. l Twirlers: Patricia Lillibridge, Rebecca Haddan, Marilyn Cobb, Ruth Dexter Laura Griswold. Absent: Gloria Miller hw. 5