Minonk Dana Rutland High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Minonk, IL)

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TV'lOQ CIADS hev cell us the 'lollv TUH1OTSn ond why shouldn't we be 1ollV' e hnve one of the largest and most talerted yes, I'r boastlngl classes ln M C i S h1s Veer Tohn Durbwn Anne Ketchmalk Junwor Robertson, and Uwll FcCorm1ck Cwho ls nov servlnp lF the armed forcesl, left our ranks However me zelcored two new nembers, Jacquellne Lelvr of Para Tll1ro1s and Harold Iorltz, of Henson, Illlnols, fnto our Proup Our lrst cldss feetlng was called 1D beptenber and N6 elect d 'lldred Ann Phllll to be our pllot for the yewr, nlth Tlm lelerhofer as co pllot, and Joan Rowe as S c Tr as llss elerhofer and lr Llttle Mere chosen as clwss 8lVlSLTS For t o years we had looked forward to the tlme Nhen e es Junlors, would have the PTlVl16FC of entertalnlnv t e OQHIO s it a Junlor SFHlOT parquet 'lth thls lH mlrd NC lnmedlltely settlfd down to the buslness of 6DFlChlHg our trfasurv successfully spon cred two mavezlne contests, r n the CUbCKlDE room at the F1remen's Ball, and solo oandv and lCF oreem at bwsketbdll Dames The recelp o our olfy, Won t J k ly Pennyn Jhlch we prcsente Another OUtotdUdlUF :vent of our Junlor year vas the se 6CClOH of cless rlnv nl nlrs, wh ch wt proudly More for the urs t WF lf Dfcem er cf Q hfld our pwrst c s srtv WH the re crest on et cto l Banco snl ceri end danclng fur Hlbbfl oar ente tnlrrent for the cvcnlnv Lest out not least confs our P nwuft and Dance be h 1 W'or o r enlo Q u 19A Afte much letter vrltlrv ond dlSCUS lon, t Jw dfc1ded to hold e :rom of the movers Totel wr lloorwngtor, Anrll Tus not rr sumrer thfn ve ll te ttf sonhJst1csted Q6Hl0TS on't we bf Droud' Dorothy N'hy are you llmplnv do vour shoes hurt0N Jack M ' o but ny feft sure do N ,fr r- : l J Q1 , 1 ' , L t .,- , v x L Q , Z - ' '1 ' t . .. .f - R, . , .f A , . . T m . C , '- 10 cl o c L , Y . . , ,W . . 4. , -L . 1 , A.. 4 xa M... . , . Q . . , X x X A A - . . , . , L A ,V .3 v . . , 1 .. . , . . . , . vj L Y 4 , -n A .4. , - '. 1 4 4. 4 7 Q , . fa ' f U.. .N ' ' f A , o .NI - V Q ,. - - . . wo J . it 1 ... wo 1 V. . N, . . C ' 1 . ' ' ' K . 1' v' ' . ' ' ' Y , 6 , E. , L., ..-. f.' l 1.. , , ' , - 'T ' , L, A . 5 1-1 ,f . ' .z - ' v ' xi , l - 1 . A V . v F V . . L Q . . 'N , UU ' ' J 1 . - 1: ' 3 h N, . W . . , -- . . . . 7 nz L J., C ' .1 U- . , 4 1' 4 L , . . Q. . . . V ' 1' . K' E , J' . 3 K , rv 'WC 1 rw , ' ' V w . - ., ., , , .3 , cw f: 1 ' - ' f f ' 14 . J L : T . 'U ' 'I ,. ' 0 M f J o ,Fw . 1 : M - ' f 1.4, . M, . ,ts f 1 A 'M e H' e ' - f . sd A qs. 'v 1 Q t . I x 41 October 30, Also added to our lunds. C1 r . fe. re . v - A U .1 A4 N J . V A K I ' LJ . . .. . 1 Q 'H r ' 1 'Q w ' f: n , -J ,o ,.,-, A . A . .. - .. . . . -1 T l-t cl., n G -Hb: , . . De o .g rhir 9 , ..1, , A, . l SS DQ x o, - 3 xw , ' J Q- . TOOL. '.. S ,1 O . r K ,, f fl' S - .' , N, v ' w if 1 A-4 ' Y , ' .. 1 J-I . 1 ,A ' - n' 4 1 3 f A .,,g C.. , . J 1 A , A Q - ,Sir x , f I -1-'- - L . . ,, - , 11 r to e , Qld n the hon f' the Se r., 1 3 . lr . . . . . . . t J ' vw L ' ' S J, .' C S , '- . J T 1 'rr K . T- . o f th . o .L ' L x ,iq .1 '. ' - L . , . n-4. 'J L 'I , c E E.tch,l ' fro -- on v ' o 1. - .nf lr ., , x . s. ' - 'H A J - Y 5 .. - -.. - .. T1 . . 1, W S 1 x . ',, U . ,. . Q N , , 1 'Q - ,

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JUNIOR PLAY The Junior Class play WDon't Take My Pennyn presented on October 30 drew approval from an audlence of more than SOO persons The plot revolves around a somewhat tetched' American famlly Mother KMarparet Hewlttl was a flutter bug, who was too lnvolved to pav any attention to her offsprlnps Sixteen year old Penny CPat lcGouPhl is practicing poise and elocut1on, preparlng herself to be chosen to play the star role author 1S she's the What Phllllpsl in the movle verslon of a popular novel The coming to town tomorrow and Penny wust knows that one Penny doesn't know is that Sally llildred Ann , the nev mald, is a former child movie star, now grown up whom a clever publiclty agent KJim Neierhoferl has planted there, to be mlraculously discovered by the author CSh1rley 71vneyl But Penny ignores Sally Cwho practlces danclng steps when no one's aroundj and she lgnores her self S3CTlflClHg older sister Kay KNHTJOTIG Vogell, who has small parts ln radio But he accepts the loyal servlces of her good friend Joanna lJoan Rowel who plans to go to Hollywood along w1th Penny Penny and Joanna glV6 up playlng in the childlsh tennis tournament vlth thelr boy friends, Greg fvlfgll Volkl and Kerry fFT3HC1S Manley! So the bovs confer wlth the dellghtful old character Gram KNarna Cunnlnphamj, and declde to outwit Penny and Joanna by poslnp as the great author and a brunnette model They do and the PlTlS fall for lt There follows a riot ous scene 1U whlch Henrl CHarold NOT1tZ,, the clothes de SlFH6T, shov off hls latest gowns on attractive models, fBetty Anderson, Narvaret Rlents and Cladvs Burrell! to outflt Penny's descent on Hollywood, only to find them scorn ed bv the dlsguided Preg and Ferry Flnally Penri Pets klcked out the door and matters are made stlll more hilar lous Jhen Dad 4Peter f8ZZlHi Tr 7 bP1HPS home Harrison Day, the real author and there lS 1 nolsv cdlllslon with Red the dellvery boy lJohn 7UD8DS1C, Here the plans for the d1SCOVeTV of the ex child star Sally 90 awrv, for Sallv has fallfn ln love wlth Mark fAndy PBIOUMPISJ the olde brother Nhose one 8mbltlOH is to run a chlcken farm which Sally much prefers to Hollywood' And at about thls tlme, thelr first ChlCKfD tF1UmDh8HtlV lavs an egg' In the mldst of all this, H1TPlSOH Day does choose a star but whom he chooses surprlses everybody for lt is none other than Yay Q C N ' . Q D ' -3 , 1 -. 7 ' - - F . ' Q Q ' , 1 . . Q Q - - 0 Q V --I Q ww ., Q 0 ,f Q. Q Q Q V . . Q ' , 1 a . . .I . v Q D Q Q - 3 I Q Q Q v G . . ni Q Q Q 0 . ' . u Q . Q n Q . u 4 v 9 . Q . .. D t ' ' Q Q -.. A ' - Q Q 1 Q - - ' . 9 ' rw , J: is J ... - Q '- ,5 f N. Q Q. a . , J x Q , l Q, 1 Q ' -.- V - ' U 1' ' ' - I 1 1 l Q , X Q u - u . ' K . - 7 Q . . ,J 1 , Q . p f ' A , Q n 1 1 1- U Q T' 1 Q Q , 4. , . I QQ1 A . ' . Q Q e Q . r' . . .. c 1 - K Q Q Q-Q J . . , r ' , L .