Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

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OUR TOWN . . . a three-act drama by A Thornton Wilder . . . Rushville High School's first all-school play . . . trying out for a part . .. Will it be I? .. . hours of rehearsal . . . nervous tensions half-hopeful, half-fear- ful for the first night . . . clammy hands . . . backstage jitters. Curtain time you're on the thrill of audience response . . . the heat of floodlights the fulfillment of a dream the show is ending .. . the deafening applause . .. the warm feeling of a job well done . . . the expectancy of another night . . . backstage once more a sell out! . .. the curtain . . . end of a wonderful month. BREAKFAST is just as good as any other meal and I won't have you gobbling like wolves, scolds Mrs. Webb. Z ,T 54.212 . i,ik7i,i,igg43 wg. I ,Qui 'cli' ' ' .1 ss' L' Q i , ttdt ti 4 :A YV alia 1 - Q fill I .,- l'1. 9. p A i t 1 , AP l las ll k r N I I ' Q s i I 1 -I ' 'fT'ii.:f' W-fbi 'F, ': 4 s 2 i I 4 I EMILY: Yes, George . . . that's the easiest of them BU- world of the dead. Emily: They don't understand, do they Mother Gibbs? Mrs. Gibbs: No dear, they don't understand. AS THE TOWN attends her funernl services, Emily enters the

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X E ' 5? Ng g 1 4 5 5 a BACON'LL be ready in n minute. Mrs. Gibbs informs her GREASE PAINT under the skillful fingers of Deborah Pond family. Set down and drink your coffee. creates a new role for Pat Connerly. -1 5 l' E , I , , . . 3, 5 'I'-L' X a we i f ,S N26 if Q.. Q 1 ' E '-QQ as-'wr i IPI-umm 'LL'-I ,..... M lil l, -3 ll or ,ro milky! GEORGE: Emily, did you get the third problem? AS THE CHOIR softly hums Blessed by the tie that binds. and Mrs. Soames wipes away a tear and remarks, Perfectly lovely wedding, isn't it. George says. I do.

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CHARTING HER FUTURE, Linda Parker confers with the representative from IU ut College Guidance Night. fs X1 JANE SCHNEYER presents the new fall look in the Y-teen dress revue program. THE DOCTORS PATIENT , Kathy Fordyce, makes a speedy recovery in the prize-winning, Y-teen initiation stunt. FALL . . . the rustle of leaves . . . pretty clothes new friendships ripen . .. Y-teens light candles . . . upperclassmen consider college . . . teachers attend association . . . pupils catch up on sleep . . . junior hoboes at work. EQUIPPED FOR BUSINESS, junior hoboes head for their respective jobs to earn three bucks for the class treasury. .1- I I V M -I wr , TNXN., , X. X J!! ' Xxx 1 , K vm, X. V . ,,'ff'S+P-,,,, 1 V :v ' :W-Y .' , Ifvfwidg ,.