Neponset High School - Zephyr Yearbook (Neponset, IL)

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Drop Dead At right, Terry Brown (who portrayed a stumbling detective) is sure he has found the solution to a mysterious murder as John Junis consoles his mother, Mary Stetson. This hilarious comedy was directed by Claris Hepner and other cast members were Roger Pratt, Lisa Pickering, and Jackie Swearingen. “Year In . . . Year Out At left, Chris Kidd expresses her feeling toward life to Al Bradley in a scene from this mind probing drama. At far right, Laurie Price listens to the problems of a foreign visitor portrayed by Sue Moore. Other cast members included, Dwaine Carley, Rob Stetson, Grant Gerrond, Jayne Doye, Debbie Norton, Bill Jannie, Renee Pickering, Grace Dana, Beverly Van Mier, and Lee Mueller. Wappin' Wharf' Pirates abound in this comedy directed by Mrs. Carol Gerrond and put on by the sophomore speech class. At right, Randy Kaiser (seated) Converses with Ron Skaggs and Tim Mahne-smith while Theresa Steffen is ready to serve them with food and drink. Cast members not shown are Dennis Stabler, Russell Weber, Chris Norton, George Eilts, David Cooper, and Kathy Lindstrom. 18

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Numerous Plays Qponsored by Mask Sr Qcript “Cracked Ice “Beautiful,” portrayed by Lisa Pickering, falls for Harry Bennett in an isolated weather station in the Arctic. Other cast members in the scene are Mike Nyert, Carol Golby and Richard Norton. Co-directors of the play were Jackie Swearingen and Rose Junis. Nero Fiddles Nero, portrayed by Gary Norton, laughs gleefully at the thought of burning Rome while Mary Carley, Polly Price, Steve Junis, Diana Logsdon, Lucretia Thumma, Rose Junis, and Julie Stabler listen. The play was directed by Steve Brown with Al Bradley serving as his assistant. The Glorified Brat Mark Kemerling, as the blind father, throws a glass of water on the brat (Nancy Mealman) to wake her from a false faint as Nancy Wall and Linda Heinrich joyfully wait for the final punishment. Carol Heiser was the assistant director to Nancy Rollins, the director. 17

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Activities Abound at N.H.8. Jerry, Steve, and Al toast each other only to discover that French wine sure tastes like American Coke. Gee, this is really an exciting party! Left center, our faithful fans cheer on a victory. Queen Polly sets the stage at the 1972 Valentine's Party- Bottom left, Terry demonstrates a yoga stance while balancing a basketball on his head to the utter amazement of Roger and Steve. Bottom center, during the Christmas season, FHA girls carol to some residents of the community. Bottom right, Nancy says, “Scott, if you dare miss THAT shot!” 19