Serena High School - Flashback Yearbook (Serena, IL)

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Senior Plays- We Wrote Our Own 411-Sock It to Me On May 15 and 16, the Senior Class presented three original one-act plays written by the senior rhetoric class. The first, Sock It To Me, was written by Gail Finley, Debbie Hall, Debbie Miller, jill Muffler, Karen Pitstick, Patti Scofield, and Donna Selvig. The students of a typical high school, forced to wear white socks to combat athlete's foot, decide to fight the administration. In the course of the play, young Lisa Andrews experiences her first love. But the epidemic and the romance finally end, as Lisa falls for an older man--the prin- cipal. Lisa Andrews . Randy ..... Sidney ....... . . Amos Andrews Andy Andrews . Bradley Stevens Sadie ..... Diane .... Agnes ..... Mrs. Andrews . Mr. Andrews . . . . . Elmer Glue . . Mrs. Glue . Stage Man . . Director . . . Gail Finley George Yuhas Larry Foreman Guy Mathesius Wayne Nelson Chris Zombres Kathy Kyle Debbie Miller Donna Selvig Penny Marshall Rick Williamson Phil Brown Patti Scofield Dave Muncy Mr. A. H. Anderson Now, remember your blood pressure.

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Oh, my aching head Thanks so much. Stick 'em up. ' 1' mise. X 1MYi'a X 3 fo 1 if Duh . . . look at de money!

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But 412-Where There's a Will, There's a Way The second play, Where There's a Will, There's a Way, was written by Larry Fore- man, Kris Kestila, Kathy Kyle, Sue McCul- lough, George Yuhas, Vince Whalen and Frank Hershey. The play, which combines elements of comedy and theater of the ab- surd, concerns the story of a young girl gone wrong. Betsy Washburn rebels against her parents when she brings home her college roommate--John Birch. But her grandfather's will demands that all family differences be resolvedg so Betsy gives up john and brings another guest home to dinner. john Cummings Gary Baker Carol Westvig . . . jill Muffler Don Rabe Rick Williamson Larry Foreman Wayne Nelson George Yuhas Gaila Armour Chuck Borchsenius Linda Gaudi . . Annette Kozloski Ella Penoyer Mr. A. H. Anderson Grandpa ....... . George Washburn .... Harriet Washburn .... Betsy Washburn . Harold ...... John Birch .... William Smith . Lawyer ....... . . Father Gezaltzer Denise ........ . . . Hiram, at thirteen .... Betsy, at seven . . . . Betsy, at sixteen . . Sound Effects . . . . . Director ..... . what about your moral obligation? HAhf man' is fhaf all there is? I, Forrest Lee Washburn, bequeath . . . Where did we go wrong? L- Q fli A , rilr I4