Sandoval High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Sandoval, IL)

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Howdy Neighbors ' The Junior's were well pleased with the large Uturn outu for their annual playy Linen was entitled 'Howdy Neighborsn presented Friday, November 2, under the direction of Miss Johnson in the Auditorium. The class wishes to express its thanks te the entire cast for giving such an excellent performance. Thanks are extended to Bill Pierce, who was stage nmnager who helped so much in making the sound effects etc., and to the ushers, Freda Uilmoth, Judy Piazza, Rosemary Piazze, and Gertrude McClelland, who did so much to help our play to be the success that it was. STORY OF THE PLAY Mrs. Herbert Rawlins is a woman who will buy or join anything. Her tremendous energy is a source of continual wenderment to her husband and her two grown children, Vera and Alvin. Mr. anxious to get a big Rawlins is an attorney and is very corporation position with Albert Sears, a wealthy manufacturer. Vera is engaged to Al- bert, Junior, whwse father will hire Mr. Rawlins as soon as Vera marries his son. Alvin is a typical high school boy, who has no patience with romance, but who is etor- nally bothered by the attentions of Patricia Parks, a pretty little go-getter, who has determined that some day she will become Mrs, Alvin Rawlins. About this time a group of South American families como to the United States on a good will tour from Argentina. Mrs, Rawlins thhnm it would be very patriotic to entertain one of these families in her home. In this way she can do hor bit to help cement the friendship between the tvo nations. She tries to do everything the Spanish way. Don Phillipe and his family, however, prefer to do things the American way--with laughable results. But Mrs. Rawlins manages things with a high hand, even to the extent of inducing her friends to buy expensive stock in Don Phillipo's mine. Then the newspapers headline a stfry saying that a group of po-ple are iretendine to be South Americans so they can sell fake m n ng s ook to the public. About this time the Argentinians dis Rawlins for the loss indeed until the Arg plausible excuse for calmly announce that ppear and everybody blames Mrs, N of their money. Things leuk black ntinians suddenly reappear, give a their absence, prove their identity, the mining stock has gone up, and everybody who invested has made money! Things are patched up between Vera and Albert and everybody is happy once more, including the nNeighborsH.

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Edna. . Alvin. . Pat. . Mae. . Herbert. Albert Sears, Jr. ., , Albert Sears, Sr. . Juan. 1 Maria. . Don Phi 111pe . . Isabelle Rosa. . Vera. . Iooeooonucb nouns ,vp-f' 'N N? . ' bs. -Q gn, .' -Q .. -.- I. . --- 'Junior Play Cast . Rosalie Noller , . . . . Earl Gates , . . Gladys Schlosser . . Rosmary Felton . . Carl . William . . Edwin . Beverly . . Homer . . Nancy . . Effie . Clarence McDaniel Forrest Cicigoi Ticknor Skipper Johnson Ticknor Nicolay . .Jackie Adams