Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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 Oh That poet has us all so upset. Mrs. Collins moans. ROOM AND BORED Raymond Collins . Tim Byro Sylvia Collins . . .Margaret McGava Claudia Collins . .Eilene Lee Jean Collins . . . .Pat Ament Mrs. Aiken .... Sabine Kurth Clyde Aiken . . . John Nay Ion, Jim Striegel Tony Foster .... Alfred Gengenbacher Dotty Foster .... Carol Wingate Mrs. Audubon . . . Carol Otto Nell Bowden . . . .Ardis McQuate Zeena Deever . . .Sherry Erwin Craven Bently . . .Ken Larson Silas McNabb . . . Ross Martin, John Naylon Mr. O'Reilly . . . David Gordon O'Reilly Children.Diane Johnson, Ricky Lockman, Steve Grant, Phil Grant, Ricky Roche, Gary Roche, Nels Peterson, Regina Fox, Marsha Ament, Greg Ament The entire cast appears for a second curtain call. ; ■■ I

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 Good evening, my name is Count Dracula. JUNIOR CARNIVAL The Junior Carnival went into full swing this year with the theme of Monster Holiday.” All through the evening, laughter and confetti filled the air. A new and different attraction which drew crowds was voting for the best Monster. The kissing booth, fun house, and skill games attracted huge crowds. After the variety show the dance entitled Monster Mash, was enjoyed by all. Ken Larkin and His Melody Men provided music for the dance which ended the delightful evening. The Mad Scientist at work.

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 I'm hurt badly, but I do not think I'll die. groans Craven as the O'Reillys dance around him. The Collins family was looking forward to a peaceful summer at their cottage on Lake Ogeechobee when their older daughter, Claudia, arrived home from college with a beatnik poet in tow. The poet, Craven Bently, upsets the family completely with his demands for caviar and champagne and his criticism of Mr. Collins' detective stories. Things were complicated even more when Claudia's former boyfriend, Tony, was accused of theft by the wealthy Mrs. Cavendish. The mystery of the theft was finally solved at Craven's poetry Boooooommm. goes Craven as Mrs. Audubon studies recital. When Craven himself was discovered to be him through her binoculars, the thief and an accomplice of Mrs. Cavendish (better known as Horse-Face Lena) in an attempt at insurance fraud. Both the Collins girls worked out their problems in the romance department for a hectic, but happy ending. Miss Teal and Joanna White, prompter, look over a few last minute changes in the script.