Plymouth High School - Rock Yearbook (Plymouth, IL)

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Senior Play E What a shock it was when a hillbilly girl, Charlie, rnistaken for a boy, came to live with Larry Elliott and his aunt, Mrs. Farnham. Charlie was disliked because she was a hillbilly, but she learned to be a lady, and was an attraction for the men. After proposals from Ted I, Hartley, Mortimer Smythe-Kersey and Larry Elliott, she fina11y accepted Larry because he was really the one she loved. This was the situation in Here Comes Charlie, a. three-act comedy, presented by the Senior Class on December 4. Judging from the favorable comments of the public, -this play was a complete success. Nora-Maloneosasaaoooouaeonsssnuoecsuuooaoos l looeucnsoosooeaoHelencarter Officer Tim McGri.Jl. . . . . , , ' . . . . LaVerne Roberts Mrs, Fanny Farnham. . . , , . . . Marilyn Kenneday Larry Elliott. . . . . . . . , . . . . . . Jerry Cookson Ted Hartley....,.,.,,,., ,...Loren Larson Vivian Smy-the-Kersey. . . . Uncle Aleck Twiggs. . . . . . . . . . Charlie H0pps............... Mrs. Caroline Smythe-Kersey, Mortimer Smythe-Kersey. , . . . . Dlrectoraasoonlllooo Stage -Managers. . . Prornpters. . . . . ...U Carolyn Moss ...Kayo McCollum ....Francie Kamm .... ........Donna Creasey osonooscasosaoeoscnooucooaunu llllllOlllllOOMrl Co Fl . . . . .Jerry Breeden, Richard Garlick Lillian Martin and Bonnie VanFleet 'r est 32. ' ' 4 .I I A 35. iff ' .3 Here Comes Charlie

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F I FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Sandra Allen, Charlotte Hatch Janet Winters Francie Kamm SECOND ROW: Annabelle Hickman, Phyllis Marr, Shirley M'oss, Roberta Knowles, Sally Twcidwell, Barbara Mayall. THIRD ROW: Nancy Metternich, Dixie Slater, Shelba McE1hoe, Edna Collins, Dorothy Gray, Nancy Nelson, Mrs. Dark. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Gray Carol Fowler Evelyn Rample L ura H hb k El H ' Lillian Martin, Helen Carter. Y, a ug an 5, eanor Oppmg' FIFTH ROW: Pauline Braun, Doris Husband, Mary Grim, Mary Aleshire, Carolyn Powell, Carolyn Moss, Marilyn Kenneday. G. A. A. There were thirty members in our G, A,A. organization the past year. Officers for the year were: Francie Kamm, President: Sandra Allen, -Vice-President: Janet Winters, Secretary and, Treasurerg and Charlotte Hatch, Point Recorder. Plymouth was represented by five girls at the fall play day held at Carthage, and -we sent several girls to the spring play day held at LaHarpe. Our first party was an invitational party held in the gym November 28. Games were enjoyed by all, and the party was brought to a close with special entertainment by some of the G.A.A. members. The Christmas party was held in the gym December 15, during the noon hour. Be- fore the exchange of gifts, a tumbling exhibition by six of the G. A. A. girls, and a rope jumping exhibition by Eleanor Hopping was presented. On March 19, we had a slumber party in the gym. Everyone bedded down on the floor pretty late, and nobody got much sleep. Other activities in the course of the year included a swimming party at Western College in- door pool, numerous hikes, and an athletic show in the gym in the spring. - Sponsored By PLYMOUTH THEATRE Johnson And Nooner

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