Monroe Central High School - Central Hi Lites Yearbook (Parker City, IN)

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10l S C l Tony Smithson, as Toby K wimper narrates the play. Play . - -Q Q Back Row: Rick Gaines, Randy Newton, Peggy Holliday, Wendi Wright, Curt Austin Shelly King, Todd Austin, Valerie Mitchell, Joel Bennett, Tom Capibianco, Bruce Cleven- ger, Cheryl Hegedus, Lori Smithson, Gib Williamson, Cheryl Mitchell, Tony Smithson Denise Frame, Debbie Powell, Ronnie Booher, and Randy Holliday. Pioneers Go Home The Year 's First Stage Production The cast really appreciated Mr. and Mrs. Jeffers' help.