Ransom High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Ransom, KS)

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NOVEMBER 1. Veta Louise Simmons comes to Chumley’s Rest to get her brother, El wood Dowd, commit- ted to the mental institution. She claims that he spends all his time with an imaginary six foot white rabbit named Harvey. 2. El wood Dowd has developed a crush on Ruth Kelley, the head nurse at Chumley's Rest. 3. Myrtle Mae Simmons stops the advances of Duane Wilson, a worker at Chumley’s Rest. 4. Dr. and Mrs. Chumley and Dr. Sanderson try to locate Elwood, who has escaped from Chumley's Rest. Seniors Present “Harvey ” CAST Myrtle Mae Simmons---------------------------Leisa Mollenkamp Veta Louise Simmons--------------------------------------Tami Zordel Elwood P. Dowd---------------------------------Kent Schneider Miss Johnson............................................Marie Lutters Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet------------------------------------Nancy Mishler Ruth Kelley. R.N..........................................Pat Sargent Duane Wilson--------------------------------------Brent Kraft Lyman Sanderson, M.D.------------------------------------Mark Horchem William R. Chumley, M.D. .........................Dirk Smith Betty Chumley................................Joyce Kenworthy Judge Omar Gaffney--------------------------------Tim Schrag E. J. Lofgren.....................................-Kent Scott Director Delvin Strecker

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NOVEMBER A World of Make-Believe 1. Keith Blecha is showing slides of Australia in the Novem- ber lyceum. 2. Michelle Flax demonstrates some results of the speech class when they studied stage make- up. 3. One of the activities enjoyed by the Phys. ed. classes in November was archery. Joyce Kenworthy practices her mark- smanship with the help of Steve Shklar, instructor. 4. Two strokes of a paintbrush is all it takes to give Tim Schrag a mustache. 20

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DECEMBER All German Program Is Successful People from Hutchison, Great Bend, Ness City, Wakeeney, Trego Center, Hays, and Ransom all came out to see the German students present a program; all in German. Some said it was the first German program they’d heard since leaving Germany. 1. THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS set the crowd roll- ing, when a human-sized mouse, lo Kenworthy, chased screaming Momma, Kathy Lutters, onto the bed. 2. As the Shepherds, Dirk Smith, Kent Schneider, and Tim Lutters, warm themsleves at the fire, they think of the Christ child the Angel told them about. 3. Director Delvin Strecker teaches the girls German Christ- mas carols. 4. A shining star leads kings and shepherds to the stall where baby Jesus was bom. 5. The finale was an exhib- ition of various German folk dances. 22