Mustang High School - Remuda Yearbook (Mustang, OK)

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, not to testify. One of us is lying and we both know which one says Karen Andre, Janice Owens, to Nancy Faulkner, Carol Hinshaw, as the scene ended in Act I. ,ted by Mr. Flint, Steve ianklin. , , , , , The District Attorney which involved Mr. Flint and his NNOCENT IN PLAY iiciifffik 21155flZ3f15eItZ?feJ3TtZffi2?TLiiifilrilg ' She said that he married Nancy Faulkner for On the Night of January mth' H a price which was the money to keep his empire from collapsing. This powerful drama by Ayn Rand thrilled the students and citizens of Mustang. The characters were as follows: Judge Heath - Monte Huddleston, District Attorney - Danny Simmons, his secretary - Carla Welch, Karen Andre - Janice Owens, Nancy Faulkner, Carol Hinshaw, John Whitfield - James Benge, Larry Reagan - Don Woods, Dr. Kirkland - Darrell Bennett, Mrs. Hutchins - Garnett Bejcek, Homer Van Fleet - Marvin Hambrook, Elmer Sweeny - Richard Jackson, Jane Chandler - Karen Smith and Debbie Tomlinson, Magna Svenson - Peggy Dunn and Sharon Cerveny, Inger Junquist - Lynda Hogan, Roberta Van Rensselher - Judy Bailey, Court Clerk. Steve LOPCI, Bailiff. Mike 101165. The bailiff, Mike Jones, holds back Larry Reagan, Don PHSOH UUUOH, Shirley Williffifd- The Play WaS Woods, as he tries to convince Karen Andre, Janice CilI6CIICd Flank Cumby, Mustang SPCCCII Qwgng, that her 5301-j-fice is useless. Teacher. Larry Reagan, Don Woods, interrupts court session to tell Karen Andre, Janice Owens, Courtesy of Courtesy of MIDWAY BARBER SHOP YUKON CAFE Yukon, Okla. Yukon, Okla.

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E i Is this man allowed to make such state- E ments? said Mr. Whit- 3 field, James Benge, while Larry Regan, - Don Wood, is ques- :l tioned by Mr. Flint. 3 1 Mrs. John Hutchins, Garn Bejcek, is being interro- j DEFENDANT FOUN Mustang was the scene of an intense court- room drama, on April 25, in the old gym when Karen Andre went on trial for the murder of Bjorn Faulkner, On the Night of January 16th. The death of Bjorn Faulkner was found to be murder, but not at the hand of Karen Andre. The District Attorney, Flint, attempted to bring them to a rapid decision. With his case, which was handled very well, he called many witnesses to prove that Karen Andre did push Bjorn Faulk- ner frorn the roof of the Faulkner building. Defense Attorney, Stevensjused his defend- ant on the stand, as she stated that she would Mr. Flint, Steve Franklin, questions Dr. Kirkland, Dar- kill for Bjorn Fauuqnefs Sake, rel Bennett, about the body of Bjorn Faulkner. Elmer Sweeney, Richard Jackson, is questioned by Mr. Flint, Steve Franklin, as the jury looks on. Steve Loper, court clerk, swears in twelve jury members. Courtesy of YUKON I. G. A. 66 Yukon, Okla. l

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Frank Cumby, head of the speech department at Mustang High School, with the help of 51 students directed the musical, Plenty of Money . , In cooperation with the music department, Jerry Stover, stage band director and Carolyn Stov- er, vocal music director, acted as co-producers, Page 50 turned out to be the best rehearsed as Sallyl', Dean Wil- liams, and Arnold , Danny Sim- mons, embraced each other warm- '--qv' MUSICAL 'BRING .L 68 I Grandma and her friends can't stand why charity could be so wrong the boys 'from the snydicate check o 1 Monte Huddleston and Tim Wells, the FBI agents, investigate for counter- feiting. Horace , Jim Kitch, checks Grandma's, Jeanie Jqnes, printing job as Bill Dillard and Russell Myers look on. Courtesy of YUKON NATIONAL BANK Yukon, Okla. X