New London High School - Tiger Yearbook (New London, IA)

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Clinton, your hairdresser flubbed! Above: The speech play cast S-— I— : A scene from The Journey from Trenton to Cam- den . SPEECH CLASS PRESENTS PLAYS Every year the Seniors in speech give several one- act plays to acquaint them with the involvement of producing a play. This year, The Happy Journey to Camden from Trenton and From Eleven to Thurs- day were the two plays given under student di- rectors Barb Cobcrlcy and Roger Wood. The first was about a journey a family was taking to see one of their daughters who v as living in another city. It was centered around the wonderful, loving mother and her constant nagging. From Eleven to Thursday concerned a man entering a town in which everyone acted in a very erratic, irrational manner and all the problems confronting this strange man. II

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The I-ittlest Angel (Elaine Strawhackcr) learning some new information about heaven from another resident (Mike Dickey). Do most angels really have THAT long of hair, Roger? THE LITT LEST ANGEL This year at Christmas time the Masqucd Tigers presented the one-act play The Littlest Angel, a favorite yulctide story, for present members of the club and for other students who aspired to become Masqued Tigers. It was presented several times, in- cluding at the Masqued Tigers Variety Show and during the Christmas assembly. The play was about an angel (Elaine Strawhackcr) who had just arrived in heaven, and all the problems confronting her and the disturbances she caused. Finally, the Littlest Angel proved herself to the rest of heaven by presenting the best gift, chosen by God, for his newly born son on the earth, Jesus. 10

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There's No Business Like Show Business Annie Get Your Gun Cast The Oakley family from Darke County