Mooresville High School - Wagon Trails Yearbook (Mooresville, IN)

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1. Mammy mends Pappy's britches while Abner snoozes on the porch. 2. The population of Dogpatch listens in awe as Senator Phogbound explains. 3. After drinking the Yokum Berry Tonic, the town's husbands become muscle men. 4. Marryin' Sam salutes jubilation T. Cornpone, the man who almost single handedly lost the Civil War for the South. 5. Abner, and Mammy and Pappy Yokum sing It's A Typical Day. 6. Daisy Mae works at getting Abner to marry her.

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,,gnOoxxHmf'L p' Qoss4 P -' llltll 'WNV' ' Qil.sQQ'5 gllllliis 59055005 nosubtli, tsoaqCQ2,,W Jmbr 1. Some of the antics of Charlie Chaplin are re-enacted by Tina Willis and Lee Ann Wise. 2. Don Reichard displays the intensity with which he performs an Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra song, My Way. 3. jim Stewart bird watches during l'm Herbert , which he performs with Beth Thatcher. 4. Being an M.C. for Wagon Trails isn't all fun and games as the expressions on the faces of julie Bivin and Mike Mackenzie show. 5. Performing in their 6th consecutive Wag- on Trails Revue, Steve and Liz Yoke present their version of a famous Country Western song, Rocky Top.

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121. 162,-45am This year's musical, based on the Al Capp comic strip character Li'l Abner, was presented April 28 and 29 in the MHS gymnasium and viewed by packed houses each night. With outstanding performances by Don Reichard, Li'l Abner, Lori Hickerson, Daisy Mae, Mike Klass, Marryin' Sam, Lori Hickerson, Mammy Yokumg and David Strohmeyer, Pappy Yokum, the many hours spent in preparation were well rewarded. Mrs. Pam Anderson, stage director, and Mr. Gene Raymond, music director, along with many others, put more than their fair share into the production and with standing ovations on both nights, what better way was there to end long hours of work? if X I 1.3