San Jon High School - El Coyote Yearbook (San Jon, NM)

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Senior Play When Eddie Eddy, Wayne Jackson, went to see about a ranch he had inherited in the West, he found complete confusion. He introduced himself as Mr. Smith. The guest manager Mary Downey, Sandra Bone, was worried over a new place to live. Gracie and Ivy, Hazel Bradley and Pat Jackson, two young guests, were worried about meeting their Aunt Minnie, Gloria Ortiz, Alex, Dwight Jobe, the cowhand was worried about his cow and about the pretty girls, The Professor, Ronnie Warmuth, was worried over whether he would find any fossils, and the cook Enough, played by Edna Chisum, was worried about everything, just after Eddie fell in love with Mary, in came Mrs. Fotheringay, Donna Hedgecock, with her daughter Alicia, Janie Tillman, and Sir Freddie Twitchet-Twitchet, Bill Shiplet. However, the real excitement began when Slicker Sam, Roddy Garrett, an escaped convict, hid in the house, He put on Enough's dress and the girls thought he was Aunt Min. He pretended to be nervous and the Professor was called, who accidentally hypnotized him as an old lady. Eddie and Alex were also victims of this experiment. ln the midst of this, the real Aunt Min arrived. When the deaf sheriff, Jerry Willis, came he made matters even worse. Of course, by the time the curtain fell each girl had found her chosen man and Mrs, Fotheringay had dis- covered her lost brother, Sam.

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Junior Ojflcers Douglas Jackson, parliamentarian, asked Kaye Stanley reporter, which way the wind was blowing. Entering into the conversation were Mary Helen Sewell, treasurer: Kathy Wood, secretary: Patty Coombs, vice president: Mrs. Shiplet and Mr. Masters, sponsors. Patty Coombs was elected to replace Mary Helen as treasurer: Carol White was elected vice president. s Z Z , ,rf 5, ,f I