St Agnes High School - Palm Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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IF lT'S NOT LEGAL. we might be ar- rested. This innocent remark by Miss Norris sparks the idea in the minds of Rowland Kearns and Anson Kolby: Mrs. Potts sits by, more interested in her sore feet. HOKAY LEW, hand over the rocks. In Maggie's dream. the gun slinging Anson Kolby attempts to threaten the pistol packing Rowland Kearns, as the gun molls, Mrs. Potts and Miss Norris, stand by. 58 CLARE KEARNS HESITANTLY curtsies to Governor Stillson as her husband performs the introductions. Sheriff Carvey and Ierry Kearns look on, while Mrs. Short, Miss Stephens and Mr. Smith remain obviously unmoved. CAST Maggie Kearns Iulie McGrath Rowland Kearns Dennis Owen Clare Kearns Angela Foster Ierry Kearns , , Steven Gaesser Teenie loyce Furlong Connie . Susan Owen Pat Nancy Ceterski Carol ,, Barabara Andres Anson Kolby ,,,, loseph Aman Mrs Potts Kathleen Fischer Miss Norris Linda Lee Dominik Sheriff Caruey ,, Frank Mahoney Mrs. Gucrney ,Mary K. Ehmann Mr. Guerncy Paul Oliver Mrs. Phelps Patricia Goodbody Mr. Phelps ,, George Mochnal Reporter Ioanne Richardson Photographer Karen Weiss Mr. Smith Martin Glogowski Mrs. Short Barbara Seils Mrs. Stevens Ann Collins Governor Stillson Robert Rice Doorman Harold O'Connor Mrs. Stillson Diane DeRoller Harriwell Cleeue Martin Glogowski

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TO GAIN THE VOTES of the Dairymcns League Mr Ke'1rns 'lrrtst is toasted in milk for thc bench of thc newspaper vxomen Qemtons pen ofww SUIOQIITJQQ Poor Maggie! She was always worried about doing the right thing in front of her friends and had tried so hard to have her family cooperate. Up till now they had at least tried, but now Father had ruined everything. He had actually gotten himself arrested for not paying a delinquent tax bill! Naturally, the presence of Fathers unusual asso- ciates, Mrs. Potts, Miss Norris, and Mr. Kolby, did not help any. If it hadn't been for her mother, Maggie's social life might have been completely de- molished. As it was, of course, Maggie managed to survive the entire ordeal, and thanks to Governor Stillson, was restored to the good graces of her friends. Hilariously horrible dreams at the close of each act showed Maggie's inner fears in their worst possible forms and convulsed the capacity audience. The Senior Class presented this drama, 'iDream a Little Dream. with a spirit of fun and reality. They convincingly conveyed a glimpse-exaggen ated but true-of the turmoils and tribulations a teen-ager can get wound up in. Delighted to put it on, dismayed to find it over so soon, the Seniors loved and were proud of A'Dream a Little Dream. BROTHER IERRY eyes with disgust and despair while his sister Maggie and their friends yak - yak about their big Orange drink!