Onarga Township High School - Onarquois Yearbook (Onarga, IL)

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CL aSAroom Shots Geometry Bookkeeping Homemaking II Study Hall Mr. Rober Schriefer, Student Teacher, American History and General Business Mr. William Meadows - Custodian

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LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! As the curtain fell on the Junior class presentation of ‘‘Aunt Cathie’s Cat”, the cast and their director, Miss Edna Snider, dropped with it. The evening began as all play nights do: exciting, full of suspense; the audience wondering what kind of a play it is, the director hoping it can be called a play,- the audience wondering when the curtain will go up, the director wondering if she can leave town before it goes up! Back stage we find our little group of dramatists casting reproachful glances at a determined young woman busily slinging gooey, stickey, make-up (which comes off very easily with a mixture of gasoline and turpentine) on the face of some protesting It , H actor . Here we catch our cast in all sorts of differentmoods; some are pacing the floor, repeating their lines and munching nerve pills or heart pills and sometimes-both! Still others appear to be quite calm and collected, lounging around, smiling with confidence and trying to look bored and worldly. Then--house lights dim, the curtain sways open and the plan is on! It seems that two refined maiden ladies, Miss Jane Trimble (Joyce Fink) and Miss Cathie Trimble (Alara Hildenbrand), their two attractive nieces Margaret and Dorothy (Carol Gromoll and Delores Haerr) and a dumb-dora (Joyce Wilson) decide to rent an old mansion with all the trimmings--deserted, dark, dreadful, and not too pleasant in general. As the real estate agent, Bill Pryor (Bill Whitlow) is displaying the charms of the old mansion to his prospective customers, two men are seen dashing across the sta e carrying the limp, bloody body of a man. The ladies move in at once and pandemonium breaks out. Of course, everything works out beautifully in the end. The audience is delighted, the cast is proud, the director (between fainting spells) is thrilled and the great event is finished for another year. Drop in next year, same time, same place, and thrill to the performances of the present Juniors in their Senior Play. 22

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omore Offi icerd LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Perkinson, Vice-President; Mr. Richard Ramsden, Co-Sponsor; Jack Legan, Treasurer; Mr. Robert Garrity, Co-Sponsor; Jack Fugar, Secretary; Charles Jean, President. Leslie Bork Harry Bottorff Martha Burke Allan Crawford James Clanin Jewell Cox John DeFries Jack Fugar Catherine Fulwider Mary Garrison Ruby Gloyd Donna Hall