Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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ufi uj co utMu«xty ojKjjj school; 0Wts UiSS RiOO ” Our Miss Brooks, the lead played by Kathy Kellum, was the title of the Speech Club's production presented on November 6. Someone like Miss Brooks has a part in every- one's life. With all its fast-paced action, humorous lines, and hilarious situations, this play had an underlying sweetness and a special meaning for all. The cast included Kathy Kellum, Sandy Bayliff, Dean Cooper, Bob Karpel, Carolyn Leech, Bill Bally, Sarah Ingram, Kathye Ziegler, Pam Johnson, Judy Wittorff, Janice Craige, Linda Walls, Ann Arden, Sally Lynch, Judy Simmons, David Gorman, Garford Whicker, and Bill Wise and was directed by Mrs. Niles, Speech Club sponsor. What do you do when there are no funds to buy professional play effects? Miss Brooks solves the prob- lem by improvising to make her own snow and thun- der. Yes, we have to have peace and quiet for re- hearsals. but do you think we ought to hide the band instruments and basketballs? Miss Brooks isn’t con- vinced that Ted and Jane are doing the right thing. Although Martin thought his pains were a result of something ne had eaten, nis sudden attack proved more serious. Ted, Hugo, Miss Finch, Jane, and Miss Brooks offer their sympathy. Elsie, Elaine, Marge, Rhonda, and Sylvia look back and forth as the words fly between Miss Brooks and Mrs. Allen. Brooks! A word to the wise should be sufficient. Watch yourself! Mr. Wadsworth seems unaware of Doris trying to attract his attention. He’s too busy- reprimanding Miss Brooks.

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 Organizations represent students co-operating to contribute to school and community life. No organization is more symbolic of planning, working together, prorfroting good public relations, and at the same time having much fun than our 6 member (all seniors) majorette team.