Primghar High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Primghar, IA)

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IUNIOR CLASS PLAY Dr. Alexander Mason ----------- Brenda Mason-- Kathy --------- Barty --------- Penny Nelson-- Anne Smith ---- Tessa Grayson- Patsy Norton-- Jim Norton ---- Elaine Vose--- Parker Jameson Wallie Simmons Butch Mallary- Lillie Rose--- Oscar --------- 3rd ---Bill Waund ----Bev Fjeld -Betty Jensen -Larry Tanner Corky Wensink -----Mary Ney -Lennie Smith -Harriet Wulf --Eddie Limke -Maxine Mills Rich Steffens -Ellie Tonner ----Bob Byers --Karen Jones -Gary Behrens Penny Nelson has always lived in the country. When her father becomes ill she is sent to visit her city relatives, Dr. and Mrs. Mason. The Mason youngsters, especially Kathy, expect Penny will be a stupid coun- try hick who just won't fit with their pals. Anne, Tessa, Patsy, Jim, Elaine, Parker, and Wallie, their pals, decide to give Khthy just what she is looking for, a dumb hick cousin. Anne and Tessa go to the sta- tion to meet Penny and they get her to play along with them by changing her appearance completely. The town, to this time, is up in arms over a young burglar who calls himself the Midnight Son and who rifles the wealthy homes ----- always at midnight. Butch breaks into the Mason home one night and is believed to be the Midnight Son. Actually, he is try- ing to return the loot which the real Midnight Son had taken, the Mid- night Son, being his foster brother. Butch and Penny prove to be kin- red spirits and though Penny really thinks Butch to be the Midnight Son, she feels sure she can make him see the error of his way, Final- ly, at the party given by the Masons, the real trouble comes to light and Penny makes her appearance for the first time as her real self--- beautiful and talented young lady. 62

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JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The social highlight of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, was held Saturday evening, April 28. The annual banquet was served in the gymnasium. Half of the floor was used for the placement of small banquet tablesg the other half was used for the Prom dance. The gymnasium was decorated very beautifully with the accent of the theme HApril in Paris.H The wonder- ful meal was served by the Catholic ladies. After eating John Longstreet acted as Master of Ceremonies at the program which consisted of music, speeches and the class prophesy. Right after the banquet the dance was held. The music was furn- ished by Ding Ellis and his orchestra. The Juniors theme was carried out very well, with beautiful Paris decorations.

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY HTHE TERRORH For his fraternity initiation, Johnny Russell must spend the night in a supposedly haunted house. His college brothers rig up a lot of gadgets to frighten him. What they don't know is that the place is inhabited by HThe Terrorn who starts out to make it miserable for all of them. From then on the play is one mad rat race of fun, laughs, and spinetingling, thrills. CAST Linda Perry --------------------------- -Leona Steffens Windy Bragg- ------------------- Carl Anderson Flora Thorne --------- --------------' Barb Cassidy Pinky Milton -------------------- '- DOD Davis Kitty Lester ------------------ ------- Judy Schultz Duke Samuels Agnes Bellows--- Ezra Bellows Sam Kasper-- The Terror-- ----Don Greenlee ---Bev Petersen -------------------------Bob Hagedorn Rocky Nicholson ------------------------Gary Kohlsted ---------Jake Mulder Student Director ----------------- Stage Manager-- Lights .........--- -------------- --------- LeRoy Trower Prompters --------- ---------- ----- 7.55 63 ------Harold Van Der Sloot ----------John Smith Chuck Fjeld