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

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

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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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“ANNIE GET YOUR GUN” On April 3 and 4, the vocal music department and Masqued Tigers presented the musical Annie Get Your Gun. It all started in January when try outs were held. When they were over,'- Barb Cobcrlcy and Jerry McKinnon had captured the lead parts of Annie Oakley and Frank Butler. The rest of the cast of 78 were divided into groups of villagers, Indians, and high society people. The art department spent a lot Don't Cry Annie! of time making all the different sets for the produc- tion. After two months of hard work and practice, we were ready to go on with the show. The audi- torium was really packed both nights that it was presented. After the final performance, everyone was sad that it was over. It was a lot of hard work, but everyone enjoyed it. 13 She really wouldn't shoot you, would she!