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Present McThing Here Howie becomes a member of the “mob.” As the story unfolds, it was shown how Mrs. Larue also came to live at Shanty- land Pool Hall and how Howie and his mother finally were allowed to return home. The play was under the able direction of Mrs. John Lynch. Judy Kelly gets last minute make-up from Jean Rainford. Cast Mrs. Howard Larue Howie Larue Carrie (the maid) Sybil (the maid) Evva Lewis Maude Lewis Grace Lewis Nelson (the bodyguard) . Ellsworth (the chef) Virgil (the waiter) Dirty Joe Stinker Poison Eddie Schellenbach Mimi Policemen Mrs. McThing Sue Vedo . . Cal Ackerman . . Janet Webster . . . Martha Clark . . . . Leslie Ashley .Marsha Kodyker . Lorraine Vlasic Thom Vendl . . . Gail Luttinen . Ron Fedorchak Bob Kiburz .... Phil Troup Bob Bloom Sue Croley . . . Tom Nelson Larry Shipley , . . . Sue Hintalla Judy Kelley “Would you like me to escort you to a streetcar, Madam?” 15
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T. Bublitz, Stage Manager; R. Wickberg, Student Director; Mrs. Lynch, Director; Jean Rainford, Business Manager. Juniors Mrs. This year the Junior class presented the play Mrs. McThing. It was a story of Mrs. Howard V. Larue, a very rich and pom- pous woman. In the course of the story Mrs. Larue angers Mrs. McThing by not letting her son, Howie, play with Mrs. Mc- Thing’s daughter, Mimi. For spite Mrs. McThing substitutes a “stick” or a perfect likeness of Howie for the boy and sends the real Howie to Shantyland Pool Hall. FRONT ROW — C. Ackerman, S. Croley; SECOND L. Shipley, B. Bloom, B. Kiburz, P. Troup, T. Vendl, L. ROW — P. Maywald, M. Kodyker, S. Vedo, J. Webster, S. Luttinen, R. Fedorchak, M. Clark, L. Vlasic. Hintalla, J. Kelly, L. Ashley, THIRD ROW — T. Nelson,
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And a good time was had by all. M.H.S. Celebrates Christmas Through the joint efforts of the Senior Hi-Y and the National Honor Society, this year’s Christmas Dance was a success. On December 15, 1962, the Englehart Gym be- came a Winter Paradise, as couples danced to the music of the Lancers. As part of the admission, each couple was asked to bring a gift to a needy child and the gifts were later distributed by the Hi-Y. The Christmas Spirit was shared by all who went to this annual semi-formal dance. 16
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