Ridgeway High School - Owl Yearbook (Ridgeway, MO)

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SENIORS I9 JR. PLAY THE CAST Dr. Allenby .... Norman Crabtree Grandma Wagner .... Patsy Provin Chuck Allenby..Russell Crawley Barbie Allenby ..... Zelda Craig Janie Allenby ...... Patsy Comer Billie Allenby ..... Gary Gibson Patsy Gardner ..... Karen Rankin Ginny Grant ........ Mavis Heitz Nancy Pomeroy...Verea Williams Hugo Jarvis ......... Jack Booth George Bennett...Gary McKinley Hannah Hawks...Nadine Hillyard Karen LaFollette ..... Alternate HSeventeen Ts Terifficu a comedy in three acts was given by the Junior Class the nights of May l2 and lb under the di- rection of Mrs. Bernice Dowis. In the play Chuck, an adoles- cent youth, got into plenty of trouble because of his need of money to take his girl, Ginny, to the Spring Dance. Chuck's father pun- ished him for taking the car without ask- ing for it, Hugo, the rich bankers son, was after his girl, his snooping brother, Billie, played detect- ive, and haunted him throughout the play. These were a few of Chuck's troubles. Rimamhmww 5 Bethany, Missouri , 9 Phone A12