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Left to right: Loomis, Frieda, Barbara, George, Sarah, Mr. Gage, Paula, Mrs. Gage. Thaw A record crowd streamed through the doors of our auditorium the nights of November 13 and 14 to see the junior class play, Ianuary Thaw. Every- one agreed that the cast and production staff did a outstanding job of presenting the first big production of the year. Instead of the usual farce, this year, the play was a rollicking comedy by William Roos. The plot evolved around two families forced into living in the same house. The Rockwood and Ga e families left the audience roaring at their antics. Cgne of the high spots of the performance was the scene which fea- tured two live pigs. Everyone concerned with Ianuary Thaw held his breath when Lou Tainter, one of the leads, became ill the day before the first performance. Rita Clark, who originally played the part of the maid took over Lou's part and did a commendable job. lane Boatright portrayed Freida, the maid. Lou was able to return for the second performance. The Iunior class certainly should be proud of its dra- matic achievement this year. Uncle Walter is getting old. The four leads. 17
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41, . ma, HEKJ.. Clyde Shaw Alky Maloney Dick Westbay Iames Ludlow September 12--Terrors 6-Boulder 32-The Boulder Panthers defeated the Terrors in the opening game of the season in Penrose Stadium. In the opening plays of the game, a fast Panther touchdown set the Terrors morale back a few notches. Following the third Boulder score, the offensive team kicked off to Colorado Springs. Servatius received the ball on his own eight, eluded a pack of Panthers, and scrambled 35 yards back to the 43 before being downed. September 26-Terrors 6-Longmont 0-Before a large crowd at Longmont, the Terrors beat out a six to nothing victory over the Longmont Trojans. High spirit so characteristic of the Ter- rors was present throughout the game. The home eleven, ever on the offensive, constantly battled to increase the score. All later Terror scoring threats fxivige thwarted by many penalties and a slippery e . Bob Hansen Gene Wittenbarqer Ceorqe Demos
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