Odebolt Arthur Community School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY iiMother ls A Freshman CAST A CAST B Myrna Lange .... Mrs. Abigail Abbott, an attractive --- Gloria Girvan widow Marilyn Sommers- Susan her daughter Joyce Mandernach Joyce MandernachMrs. Miller, Green Hall housemother--- Arlene Purdy Audrey Cowlham- Sylvia, a studious girl --- Helen Kessler Arlene Purdy --- Bunny, a cute, naive girl --- Bonnie Snyder Barbara Linden -- Helen, a sophisticated girl --Barbara Linden Nancy Neville -- Carrie, a happy-go-lucky girl as Nancy Neville Clara, shadow to Susan and a Jufly Ogden -- scatterbrain ,S Norma Stiles Jean Hansen ..,. Marge, who eats too much - ,Jean Hanson Dick Duffy ..... Bobo, seven-letter man --- Ted Meents Larry Neville --- Jack, student at Pointer --- Larry Neville Dennis Coburn -- Howie, student at Pointer -- Tom Meltesen Clifford Schroeder Bill, student at Pointer Clifford Schroeder Dean Gillingham, who disapproves of Othel Johnson -- anything unconventional ..,, Jim Howard Professor Michaels, good-looking zoology Don Taylor ..... professor -,- Grant Langle sixteen SYNOPSIS Mrs. Abigail Fortitude Abbott, a widow of thirty-five, decides to attend Pointer College with her daughter and take advantage of a generous scholar- ship awarded to anyone whose name is Abigail Fortitude. Susan, her eighteen- year-old daughter, is very much against the plan, but Abby sees no other way to obtain money to see her daughter through college, lt isn't until they reach Pointer, however, that the fun begins. Bobo Jackson, campus big-shot, and his young friends are smitten with Abby's mature beauty, much to the dismay of Susan and her friends. To top it all, Abby becomes romantically involved with Professor Michaels, idol of all the girls on campus and particular friend of Susan Abbott. Susan is determined to break up the romance and disapproving Dean Gillingham, who suspects a publicity stunt, is determined to expel Abby from Pointer. Many amusing situations result and the solution is a charming one.

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vias? JUNIGR - SENIOR BANQUET Friday, April 26, the Juniors, Seniors and faculty members w ere escorted by elves and prixies into an enchanting land of make-believe. Multi-colored cardboard butterflies fluttered from the blue crepe-paper sky, and jolly cardboard elves cavorted in a game of leap-frog over toad stools. Organ music by a good fairy lRosalie Neutzmanl was enjoyed throughout the fairyland supper, and, to make the fantasy complete, there was a wishing well. The elves and prixies served their honored guests well, because soon everyone was replete and well-content. An evening of enter- tainment, the fairy queen lSandra Higbyl announced, was then in store for them. A royal command performance was given by some little people from fairyland. The fairy queen then decree-d a royal ball and everyone danced to the music of the Rhythm Hawks from Ida Grove. But finally the clock struck twelve and the guests were forced to come back to earth. They left with a little fairyland Stardust still clingin to th d - g em an the memory of that delightful evening will remain with them for a long time, -eighteen-