Shindler High School - Gusher Yearbook (Shindler, OK)

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IWW? READER ------- BETSY ROSS HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH DEPARTMENT TO GIVE PLAY AT SCHOOL Members of tne Shidler High School Speech Department, to- gether with the School Vocal Department, have combined their efforts in a performance of the famous Christmas Story, The Juggler and Our Lady, which will be presented Thursday tto- dayl afternoon at 1 p.m. for the Grade School and Friday at 11 a.m. for the High School. Both performances are open and the public is cordially invited to at- tend. Phe Christmas story is reau by Miss Betsy Ross. Joan Carl- son takes the role of the singer presenting Jesu Bambino. The Virgin Mary is portrayed by Patsy Bodine. Several grade school children take the parts of me Village children as they offer their Christmas gifts to The Lady. The children tal.- ,gg ,,. ,KX If .f i aeeo it ' 2 i Q V N. We f if ' 5.31: 1 r ,s VIRGIN MARY -------- PATSY BODJNE ing part are, Linda Hendryx, Kathleen Sicrman, Donny Davis, Jimmy Pace, Wendell Bookout, Jimmy Listen, Bob White, Donny Ross, Gerald and Harold Huff- man, Marge Littlejohn, Frances Ernbcrton, and Carla Grissom. Miss Judy Grissom sings Ave Mari as the gifts are presented. Members of the High School Choir used in the play are, Jo Ann Hammer, Patty Brown, Dale Rogers, Judy Grissom, Joan Carlson, Jeannie Whorton, Ro- berta Frost, Jane Harryman, Mary Lee, Pat Emberton, Ken- neth VFritz, Clifford Miller, Barton Ward, Herbert Scott, Bill Listen, Roy Rowe, Charles McLain, Sam Harris, and Buster Young. Faculty members in charge of the production are Misses Martha Pettit and Junette Wil- liams.

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Jw 5 THREE DRIPS AND A DROP QLEFT TO RIGHTJ BARTON WARD, ENE BLAIR. .TOE RASH, BILL DAVIS 1 1 E CIAIRNET QUAR'IE'ITE QIEFT TO RIGHT, ROBERT MARSHALL, JEANNIE EMBERTON, BARBARA , .TDAMY EDWARD

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- 99 ALMOST SUMMER A Comedy in Three A018 BY Christopher Sergei Keith Churchill Paul Jones - - - - . who goes on a cram session - - - - - Ruth Denton his mother Mrs. Jones Mr. Jones - - - - Harry McFarland his father Junior - ---- Jim Holloway the kid brother , Mary - - - - - Billie Cullison his sister Jael ----- Bill Smith Mary's boy friend Jane - ---- Ramona Thurman Paul's girl friend Mr. Smugely -.--- Don Duggan the principal Patty Clark Anna - - - - the maid Lilah Johnson - - - - - Tiny Duncan in somebody's past Director -- Martha Pettit PLACE: The living room of the Jones home TIME: The present. Almost summer SYNOPSIS Act One: Eveningg Just after dinner. Act Two: The evening of the next day. Act Three: The following afternoon USHERS Norma Reed, Zolla Mae Davis, Judy Grissom, Betty Richardson, Augena Dewitt, and Betty Jem Nicholas This comedy, directed by Miss Martha Pettit, Head of the Dramatic Department, deals with the troubles of Paul Jones, a senior who finds out his marks are not high enough for entrance to the university. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, who put up with plenty of Paul's, Mary's and little junior's foolishness, are real parents. The maid assists at all occasions. Paul and his girl enjoy the yellow coupe and sentimental theme songs. lf Paul fails his exams this would give his rival all summer to take his girl away from him. The pr-incipal's car has received bashes and all is blamed Jn PauL When Paul's girl comes in at just the right moment and demands that he sit right there and study. You don't know wha you're asking, pleads Paul, but you will and will roar at this happiest of high school comedies, when you see Almost Summer. MISS MARTHA PETTIT DIRECTOR