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Left to- Right: Joyce Lawton, Betty Grove, Joyce Martin, Mrs. Alice Schnake. , , ll Svaih mg lgaiamasa Participating in declarnation this year were Joyce Lawton, Betty Grove, Joyce Martin, and Mike Sargent, directed by Mrs. Alice Schnake. Joyce Lawton gave There's One in Every Family, by F. Eisenbergg Betty, After the Honeymoon, by W. Gyalaig Joyce Martin, Jane, by Booth Tarkingtong and Mike, Teaching a Girl Football, by S. E. Kiser. Mike Sargent was chosen to represent the school in the district contest.
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Standing: Mrs. Schnake, Lowell Thompson, Della Smith, Alberta Dowac- ter, Marlin McCutchan Seated: Maxine McKinley, Robert Eddington, Joyce Pickard, Merle Post, Esther Rampley, Janis Waner, Junior Hitz, Barbara Payne X .just 419112 GM Ehnse Eilyingz The Minx From Missouri, a farce in three acts, was given by the senior class of '50-'51. It was directed by Mrs. Alice Schnake. The play was centered around Jackie Clemmons CDella Smithb, and her rich aunt, Cousin Clytie Clemmons CBarbara Paynel, from Missouri. Mrs. Harriet Radley CMaxine McKinleyJ, was trying to make an impression on the Clemmons' so as to inherit the money from Cousin Clytie's oil well. Mimi Vandeveer fEsther Rampleyl, a socialite, was trying to marry her son, Os- bert CMerle Postl, to Marise Tyler Uoyce Pickardl, or Gwen Tyler CJanis Wanerj, so as to come into some of the money. Pete Waldron CJunior Hitzl, Gwen's heart-throb from Iowa, added inter- est to the vicious circle. Ross Radley CRobert Eddingtonb, an eligible young bachelor, and Vic Tyler Clowell Thompsonl, I-Iarriet's spoiled son, added variety to the play. Alberta Dowacter portrayed Ammonia Fitts, the Negro cook, Hskeered of ha'nts, and Marlin McCutchan as Eucalyptus Jones, the Negro handy-man, who didn't blame her. Everything came out fine and dandy with everyone satisfied but Mrs. Radley, who didn't get her money after all.
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