Miller City High School - MCANN Yearbook (Miller City, OH)

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s E N P I I 0 A R Y Here Comes The Idiot Child! Ka-CHOOOOOOOOO Cupid In Pigtails When Mabelle McAdams and her three children move to a new location, they find themselves in a mad murderers former home. Everyone is in a frenzy when they find the murderer has escaped from the insane asylum. In the mean- time, however, Suzy McAdams, a dynamic twelve year old, is concerned about her mother's romantic life. Rollo Sappleton, and Murchison Fogg are two prospective suitors. But as the play progresses, Suzy manages to get her mother and Carter Prescott, Mabelle's teenage sweetheart, together. Moreover, there are more romances weaved into this delightful mystery comedy. All in all the evening added up to plenty of laughs and many suspenseful moments. Have They Brained You? ? CAST Connie Allspach, Suzy McAdams; Naomi Verhoff, Mabelle McAdams; Robert Riepenhoff, Todd McAdams; Betty Nadler, Gail McAdams; Rita Niese, Aunt Dotty; Edward Bradley, Rollo Sappleton; Gary Okuley, Murchison Fogg; Bonnie Kuhlman, April Fogg; Jerry Kuhlman, Beasely Fogg; Paul Schieber, Pete Farley; Marilyn Schroeder, Beth Farley; Joe Morman, Squeegee Squires; Rita Brown, Ollie May Squires; Alma Jean Warnimont, Gertie Groat; Joe Lehman, Carter Prescott; Rosemary Schnipke, Introduction; Teresa Kuhlman, Angela Schmenk, and Lou Ann Steffen, Prompters; Mel Kreinbrink, Roy Morman, and Greg Lammers, Stage Hands; Leroy Cot Marquette, Director. THE MAD BUTCHER Carter Prescott! !

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Chorus TOP ROW: Left To Right; C. Baiba ugh, S. Kuhlman, B. Otto, P. Schleber, B. Brown, K. Vennekotter, D. Bruns, B. Riepenhoff, R. Zeigler, J. Kuhlman, S. Drummelsmlth. THIRD ROW: M. Ellerbrock, I. Hanselman, E. Otto, D. Ellerbrock, J. Scheckelhoff, C. Kuhlman, L. Niese, B. Carnaham, M. Kuhlman, B. Kuhlman, C. Brlckner, D. Lammers. SECOND ROW: R. Warnimont, J. Hoffman, J. Alt, M. Morman, N. Verhoff, A. Schmenk, J. Kaufman, J. Brown, L. Niese, R. Nadler, C. Allspach. FRONT ROW: I. Schroeder, R. Brown, R. Steffen, A. Warnimont, D. Wenzinger, E. Schroeder, C. Kettles, C. Schnipke. Senior Scholarship Team SEATED: Left To Right; Rosemary Schnipke, Marilyn Schroeder, Angela Schmenk, Bonnie Kuhlman. STANDING: Robert Riepenhoff, Connie Allspach, Betty Nadler, Teresa Kuhlman, Greg Lammers. 28

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STANDING: Left To Right; Kenneth Vennekotter, Mr. Marshall; Edward Schnipke, stage hand; William Morman, stage hand; Don Scheckelhoff, Reggie Mortimer; Dick Bruns, Hard boiled McCafferty; Marilyn Ellerbrock, Lois Meredith; Helen Lause, introduction; Charlotte Nlese, Marjorie; Dorothy Lammers, Pendie; Carolyn Brickner, Janet; Robert Otto, Pluribus; Ronnie Zeigler, Jack; Margie Kuhlman, Miss Lavelle; Patricia Otto, introduction; Judy Ellerbrock, Evelyn Winslow; Nancy Fortman, Beatrice; Irene Schroeder, Inmate No. 2. SEATED: Mrs. Greenler, director; Earl Schroeder, sound effects; Elmer Lammers, Mr. Higgens; Louis Noirot, Inmate No. 1; Garl Gable, Edward Gordon. Who Wouldn’t Be Crazy It was a bit of a jolt to Speedy Marshall to find himself locked up in an asylum, but when he found the beautiful Lois Meredith and her friends rehearsing a play for the inmates, he decided he was glad to stay. Besides, excitement develops very quickly, for a pair of crooks are on hand and pull off a jewel robbery and kidnapping! Speedy, for once, gets to go as fast as he wants to in capturing these crooks and rescuing their victim. The in- terest is tense, each act has a clever curtain, there are two delightful romances, and plenty of laugh lines and amusing business. It all added up to a marvelous evening of farcical fun.