Rangely High School - Panther Yearbook (Rangely, CO)

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The ,traffic violations around the Rangely School System have been greatly reduced by the Teen-Age Court and its policemen. School students seem more aware of safety practices - awareness credited to this new organization. I jk . 4 Q ASX, '-if The RangelyTeen-Age Court is the only such organization in Colorado. The advisor, Mr. Cowan, proposed the court to enable the students to deal with their own violations. The court is made up of a judge, Carla Storey, and two jury members, Francis Styer and Ierry Mock. The student body elected two student policemen, Eddie Cary and I'Dean Redding, to act as policemen during the school year. The violator has the right to be tried either before the Teen- Age Court or before the Police Magistrate. A regular oath of office is administered by the City Council to the court mem- bers. f iff 4 I T av r W?

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PICTURED - Seated on the floor: Bill Mc- Knight, Betty Tucker, Randy Stice. Seated above: 'Beth Nelson, Patsy Murray, Lynn Thompson, Gordon Byers, Pat Reddick. Standing: Janice Elam, Jeanette Dalrymple, Jay Yount, Faye Thompson, J'Dean Red- ding, Roy Steele, Ronald Hayden. A FULL HOUSE A Farce in 3 Acts Cast FINDERS CREEPERS A Mystery-Comedy in 3 Acts Wilbur Maxwell - Hercules Nelson - Daphne ----- Claude ------- Celeste Nelson - - - - Frankie Nelson - - - Aunt Mary - - - Granny - - - Uncle Bob - - Helpers - - Mr. Shuster - - - Madeline Quigley Mr. Quigley - - - Nina Quigley - - Dr. Brown - - - Cast - - - -- RANDY STICE - - BILL MCKNIGHT - - BETH NELSON - ROY STEELE - -PAT REDDICK - - - JUDY JAY BETTY TUCKER ---------IUELEEST IEANNETTE DALRYMPLE - - - - -PAYE THOMPSON - - ---- JAY YOUNT - - - - BILL TURNER LYNN THOMPSON - - GORDON BYERS - - LEA DANIELSON PATSY MURRAY - - I'DEAN REDDING - - - -JANICE ELAM - - RONALD HAYDEN Parks, the butler - - - - - - ---- JOHN EDDY Susie, the maid Ottily Howell - - Miss Winnecker - - - - Daphne Charters Nicholas King - Ned Pembroke - George Howell - Dougherty - - - Jim Mooney - - Kearney ---- Mrs. Fleming - - - Vera Vemon - - - NANCY TROUTH - WANDA FRANKLIN - GLENNIS HOWARD - CAROLYN LEECH - - DEAN BARRETT CHARLES MCGUFFIN - - - - WILLIAM HEFLEY KENNETH TROUTH - DARRYL HAYDEN - - DAVID IUSTUS - ROwENA POWELL - - FRANCES STYER Mrs. Pembroke - - - - - SYBIL CAMPBELL The play took place in the Riverside Drive apartment of the wealthy Mrs. Fleming. The trouble began when she allowed it to be sublet to the Howells, a recently married couple. John Eddy literally stole the show as he por- trayed the part of Parks, the English butler. His fine English dialect entertained the audience throughout the entire evening. John was sup- ported in his role by Nancy Trouth who played the not-too-bright maid. Other members of the cast did commendable tasks. Credit is due the stage hands and prompters as well as the direc- tor, Mr. Wade.