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Senior Play Cast Seniors Cornelia Heister--a haughty, spoiled girl................ Dorthea Heister--Comelia's sister, lively, down-to-earth . . Cyrus Goolus--proprietor of the only store in Lone Mule . . . Betty Belle Goolus--teen-ager, typical product of the hills. . Skeets Goolus--youngest and worst of the Goolus children . . Hank Goolus--the only boy, full of dreams and ideas...... Widow' Squiggins--wants to marry Cy...................... Aunt Sukey--an old maid.................................. Slim Hawkenshaw--a tall, thin, hillbilly boy, quite shy.. Miss Win slow--guardian of Cornelia and Dorthea.......... Horesface Dilly--rough, dirty hillbilly.................. Jake Slasser--a lazy, old hillbilly-sleeps throughout the play. Emmy Jean--a young, hillbilly girl-has a crush on Hank . . . Z eke --Maw's son........................................ One of the Widow Squiggins1 children..................... Another of the Widow Squiggins1 children................. Underclassmen ........Joan Manley ...... Nancy Shaver . . . . Ronald Daniels . . . . Violet Van Pelt .......Norma Davall ........Wayne Ezick .........Joan Smith . . Yvonne Wightman .........Don Wenzel Janice Vanderwarker .......Ralph Bush ......Richard Wood ......Barbara Jones .......Ralph Bush .......Lewis Dain .... Harold Sisson Maw—a customer in the store........................................Gerry Christensen Happy--Cy Goolus1 16 year old daughter................................Jean Christensen Miss Oggie--an old maid.............................................Kathleen Kortleven One of Widow' Squiggins1 children...................................... Donna Manley The Senior Play HEADIN' FOR THE HILLS which was presented in our school Nov- ember 29 and 30, 1955 was a great success. The profit made made was $250.85 The second night the play was to be presented was a very bad night; the roads were very slippery and snow was falling. Not many people were expected to come to the play and all the cast felt downhearted, but we discovered that there was almost a full house again that night. The members of the cast w'ere pleased to have the Harpursvilie Central School bring their senior play members to our play. All of us had gone down there the previous week to see theirs-both groups having done the same play. After our second night production the cast and guests plus chaperones held a party in the gym until 12:00 p.m. Games and the dancing were enjoyed by all and refreshments were served. Under the supervision of Mrs. Jamba, the Homemaking teacher, a huge decorated cake was prepared for the occasion. Miss Shillabeer, the director of the play was given a jewelry box and an orchid by the seniors as tokens of appreciation for the wonderful job and hard work she did and I think we all agreed that she did a marvelous job. One of the pictures taken of the play was chosen by the Heur Publishing Company to be used by them in the next printing of the play books. The Seniors were given a check for five dollars for the use of the picture. 17
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Senior Play SEATED: Jeanette Christensen, Yvonne Wightman, Lewis Dain, Norma Davall, Kathleen Kortleven, Donna Manley, Harold Sisson, Janice Vandcrwarker, Richard Wood STANDING: Barbara Jones, Ralph Bush, Geraldine Christensen, Joan Smith, Ronald Daniels, Donald Wenzel, Nancy Shaver, Joan Manley, Violet Van Pelt, Wayne Ezick
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