Orion High School - Charger Yearbook (Orion, IL)

Page 55 text:

3 Z . Q SI il err I 9 I I 2 AUNT LIZZIE LOWELL ................ Pot McNeil LYNN LOWELL ........ .... P eggy Morrison STANLEY LODER ..... .... Q uentin Anderson TEssiE LOOSELIPS ...... Morybelle Sven LESTER LANGDON .... ..... A rt Schroeder MARY LANGDON .... ....... C heryl Welch VERA VERONA ............. .... D iane Robinson HUBBARD PILGRIM ................. Ray Anderson MRS. FERDINAND ANDERSON ....... FERDINAND ANDERSON ...... .... J ack Peterson NICHOLAS BRODSKY . . . . . . Glen Kerch DR. IMA BUFFOLA . .. ...... Ann Rehn ERICA STERNOFF .. .. Don na Coulter . . . . Susan Lawson 'AMW When wealthy and eccentric spinster Aunt Lizzie swoops down on her pretty young niece, Lynn Lowell, and insists that the latter accom- pany her on an ocean voyage aboard the liner Felicity, Aunt Lizzie doesn't know that Lynn is secretly married to handsome Hubbard Pilgrim and that the newlyweds are supposed to sail on the Felicity, occupying the bridal suite. Aunt Lizzie doesn't allow Lynn to talk to boys and poor Hubbard can't even communicate with his bride. Determined to put one over on Aunt Lizzie, Hubbard buys an outfit of female clothes from a maidon the ship, dons it and what happens to him as a result of his masquerade shouldn't happen to a deg! Aunf Lizzie falls overboard, almost drowns, and is only rescued by the crew by a great deal of effort. This crisis in her life causes the wealthy spinster to turn over a new leaf and she sets out to have fun and make up for lost time.

Page 54 text:

1 'HFIH4 November 15 and I6 were the dates chosen for the presentation ot the senior class play, Boys About Bobbette'. To get the setting of the play fill the living room with a victrola, some lived-in furniture from the junk yard, ladies from the Culture Club, football players, a style show, some,wet laundry, and a lot of combustible emotions and you have the setting for Albert Johnson's newest and funniest comedy. Boys About Bobbette is about Bobby Blaylock who, at sixteen, is still more tomboy than young lady-to the proud delight of her dad and the neurotic distress of her mother. The play has an ending that is hilariously happy. And when you're through laughing and putting on your coat to leave, you realize that Boys About Bobbette says some things that you have been wanting to say-maxims for young people and adults. CAST GaryFullerton.... ......... . Shirley Lundberg Jo Craig ....... Paul Johnson .. Allan Gustafson Frank Sundeen . Charlie LaBee . Karen Holmes . . . Shirley Maeltzer Janet Peterson . Jo Ann Brown . . Pearl Schneider Ruth Hardin . . . Carol DeRocker Judy Hamilton . . . Bob Carlson . . . Wayne Rehn . . . . Mary Van Houtte Bette Ann Johnson . . Mickey Keleher Pat Smith ..... Sandra Hurdel . Dennis Hamerlinck . Don McAtee . . . Mrs. Fritz .. . . . . Mr. Blaylock . . . Mrs. Blaylock Bobbette Blaylock .. . .. . . . . Shammyneck .,,.,,, Socko ,.,, Pieface Yoko .... Frieda Fish . . , Mrs. Stockdale . . . Mrs. Clarence ........ Mrs. Poo .... Mrs. Raddleball , Mrs. Washington Ophelia . . . Miss Blodget .......... Squint . Radio Announcer ......... Model Model , , , Model .. . Model Model . , . Prompter , , , Prompter . , 'Director

Page 56 text:

Jlomacn of 79 4 The Senior Class sponsored 0rion's first REAL homecoming. Starting the festivities, a bon-fire and 'snake dance' was held on Thursday, October 28th. Friday night we played Reynolds for the big homecoming game winning over them 45-0. After the game 'Rocky' Atwell and Carol DeRocker wastcrowned King and Queen by Ted Jacobson, president of the Alumni Association. First at- tendants were .lo Craig and Gary Wiegelj second attendants were JoAnne Brown and Jerry Hardin. The Queen was given a bouquet of red roses and white mums. The King was given a scepter and a white carnation boutonniere. The Queen's attendants were given corsages of white mums. The King's attendants were given white carnation boutonnieres. For dancing after the coronation, the gym had been decorated to resemble a football field. The King and Queen and attendants began a progressive dance to the music of the Green River Boys. Refreshments of cider and doughnuts were served in the recrea- tion room.