Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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“Lock, Stock, and Lipstick” The Senior Play, under the direction of Mrs. Bowland and Mr. LaMar, was a nite. It was a three-act comedy, set in a modern-day high school. Jeff Hammack. as Mr. Warren, the guid- ance counselor, and Roberta Cline, as Jane Gard- ner, girls’ counselor, played the title roles. Main characters were Sandra Pearson, Melanie Har- ris, Terri Teter, Cinda Timmons, Bonnie Tim- mons, Kathy Waitt, Robert Newport, Craig Smith, and David Quick. Sue Cody and Pat Mc- Kinney were extras; Jean Ann Kincaid and Allen Pettigrew were student directors. Carol Izzard ponders her fate as she awaits Miss Gardner, the girls' counselor. Mrs. Bowland's make-up speciality is age lines. Curtain call. 20

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Set in the Old West Eddie Mossburg, as Hootowl Pete, and Bernice Rood, as Beih Maloney arc ready to draw. “Desperate Ambrose” was the first Junior Play in several years. Mrs. Bowland and Mr. LaMar directed the three act western farce. Joe Hefflc- mire played Ambrose Groves, the leading man: and Bernice Rood was Beth Malone. Other char- acters were Lynne Linton, Vicki Barker, Lorie Henderson, Betty Faucett, Melodie Smith, Rob- ert Hicks, Kim McCain, Bob Merriman, Eddie Mossburg, Dick Noe, Jeff Pickett, and Chuck Stoops. Student directors were Barbara Weaver and Debbie Kinkead. Bill Brock adds a touch of the Old West to the scenery. Make-Up! “Dan’l, you is the wost lazy, good fur nothin' I done ebber seen,” exclaims Posic. 19

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Plays to packed house “What a dish!” “You may be the custodian around here, but you’re still a man.” “I have to try to teach those nincompoops!” Mrs. Donley angrily complains about the suspension of her son, Larry. 21