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Above-. Kathy Rinkenberger was the capable student director of the Senior Class Play. Left, Tof: Steve Pacey pleads with Pain Bittle. Bottom: Mary Griggs comforts Wes Osborn in a dramatic scene from “The Remarkable Incident at Carson’s Corners”. Bight, Top: Applying make-up before curtain time is hectic hut fun. Bottom: The entire play cast. Senior Class Play “The Remarkable Incident at Carson’s Corners” made headlines as the dramatic spectacle of the year, when it was presented on April 28 and 29, 1966. The actors involved became budding professionals, and even the behind-the-stage crews were caught up in the excitement of the event. After one of their schoolmates plunges to his death, a group of students hold a trial to determine the person guilty of Billy’s murder. As the evening progresses, more and more people find themselves faced with the guilt of the boy’s death. The proceeds from the second night of this event were donated to the Mr. “D” Memorial Scholarship Fund. Bight, Top: “So help me God.” replies Osborn, being sworn in as a witness; Below. Paul Tucker is restrained by fellow jurors. 21
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Junior-Senior Prom The splendor of a gracious southern mansion, a sparkling showboat with an authentic paddle wheel, and the band of Johnny Rinaldo were the highlights of the 1966 Spring Prom. Three shades of green were chosen for the color scheme, creating the coolness of a garden party near the river. As each couple entered the pillared mansion and stepped onto the dance floor, the essence of “Southern Splendor” came alive. Toward the end of the evening, Jim Swanson, Master of Ceremonies, crowned the Prom Queen, Caryl Wesslund, and King, Mike Marron. Phil Hass and Judy Donaldson were named the Prom’s Prince and Princess. When the “clock struck 11” and the dance was brought to a close, everyone knew that the 1966 Prom would be one of the most memorable ever. Above: Hostesses and serving table at Prom. Left, Center: Deck of the Showboat provided a serving area. Left, Bottom: The docking area was the dance floor. Right: Princess Judy and Prince Phil dance Queen’s Dance. 22
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