Providence Central High School - Providentia Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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A Shirley Fett makes Monsieur Henri out of Hubert LaVerne, from Parl France, Ronney Cresap offers ribbing. 66 9 99 Dont Take My Penny became senior play Everything cleared up, Jo Anna assures Greg that Hollywood won't take his Penny. Staring Wistfully at rival, Penny is unaware of boy friends plot. ' Donft Take My Penny titled the three-act comedj presented by Menard and Providence seniors March 17. Directed by Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Clement, the play relates the adventures of Penny Pringle, a teenage? of sixteen, in her efforts to become a great actresf by Winning the role of Dimity West in a new movie Stars in Her Hair. , Penny fLinda Gremillionj was assisted in her plo by her loyal girl friend, Joanna C,loAnn Rinel. Thy fun really began when their resourceful boyfriends Kerry fMichael LaFleurJ and Greg Hack Randalli masterminded a plan to discourage Penny's dream Others in the cast were Sally, a maid with a pur pose fsharon Aertkerj 5 Norman Porter, a publicity man fDWight Beridonlg Caleb, Penny's absorbej father fGunter Pinkertlg Mark, her farm-minde brother fTommy Brasherlg Mavis, her attractiv sister floyce Hayslg Lydia, her busy mothel fKaren Michielslg Gram, her interested grand, mother fSandra Labordej. Also, Monsieur Henri, a French designer, fHuber LaVernelg three pretty young models, Claire C San dra Matassal, Elsie fCarolyn Wvilbertl, and Lucilll fBobbie Rodriguelg Red, a delivery boy fRonni Cresapj g and Harrison Day, a young author, QA. P LaBorde ,lr.D.

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l l gt student assembly Jo Ann Rine, Sharon Wilbert, and ally Daigre unveil podium, gift of Boosters Club. ake for progress To assist in classroom, Linda Vance and Phyllis Soprano operate 1960 Seniors' opaque projector, which became one of most valued teaching tools. This year, improvements at Providence included face lifting for Eliott Street side. Painting of front entrance and lawn statue and removal of front hedge and trees dividing front lawn gave a welcoming appearance. Friends, including classes of 1960 and 1961, presented valuable gifts for classrooms, library, and gym auditorium. Admiring pattern of plate, Judy White and Amelia Gilchrist display four sets of new dishes for hnmemaking lah. 49

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To advise Penny in selecting Hollywood wardrobe, Henri chooses models for showing Paris creations. Giving up Hollywood idea, Penny suggests that MHVIS is perfect for role. Dishes become imaginary hen houses as Sally goes along with Markis dream of thirty acre farm. With difficulty father Pringle reads of elevator strike as mother Pringle chatters about talks she must give.