St Maries High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (St Maries, ID)

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Junior Class Pla PLAY CAST RIGHT: Nina Hult, Aunt Bellag Patsy Grigsby, Sally Smith, Robert Harrington, Professor Slattery. Bill Le wis, Stewart Brandon g Donna Bailey, Barbara Wetherby. BELOW: Pete Peterson, Pa Smith, Marie A nderson, Betty Smith, Edcane Tobias, Ma Smithg John Brebner, Buddie Smith. James Bonds, Dick Jones, Jerry Quane, Tony Smithg Sharen Moshinsky, Julie Weston. 'J' s,,g ,s,,sa,iss ,HQ 'F-'Qf?gi.i il . S time THAT CRAZY MITH FAMILY Directed By Miss Beverly Way That Crazy Smith Farnily con- cerned ave ry complicated family, whose difficulties we re brought outhumorously throughout the play. The main polt is centered around Tony Smith, who had athletic scholarships offered him from surrounding colleges. He had planned to attend his home college with his girl friend, Babsgbut so much attention from girls, especially Julie, made him un- ecided. Aunt Bella, Who is very in- terested in getting a man, makes a big playfor the Professor. Ma and Pa Smith have their hands full with their problem children, Betty and Buddy. Sally, Dick and Stewart all play important rolls in making the play humorous and highly entertaining, Page Sponsor: ST. MARIES HARDWARE

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BACK ROW: Don Boyce. Jim Emerson, Samlacot. FRONT ROW: Louise Johnson, Donna Bailey, Merilyn Papenfuhs, Agnes Johnson. The ational Honor ociety Qualific ations: National Honor Society Membership is based on Scholarship, Leadership, Service, Character, and Citizenship, Object: To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a de- sire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the pupils of St. Maries High School. How chosen: The Senior members consist of 1570 of the upper 25013 of their class and the Juniors are 570 oi the upper 2570 of their class. Each eligible student will be voted upon by acommittee made up of the faculty, Page Sponsor THE SHACK 58

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5' I Y' r, 1- L n E +11 ' -' - . FIRST ROW: Betty Pease, Emily Hoskins, Margie Johnston. Midge Starrg Bob Werdell, Micky Starr, Rilla Berry, Opal Ludlowg Agnes Johnson, Bonnie Blue. SECOND ROW: Joanne Seaman, Loraine Ludlow, Don Reidhaar, Hezekiah Hoskins, Bob Marzulli, Elmer Ludlow, Sam Jacot, Brad Rivers, Kay Alexander, Clara Clagg. enior Blass Pla CALAMITY KIDS , a farce in three acts, was presented by the Senior Class in March, directed by Mr. Harold Thias. The plot deals with: Emily and Hezekiah Hoskins ,Aa laughable but lovable old couple who have spent their married life and mostof their cash befriending homeless orphans. When the play opens, four orphans are living with the Hoskins: Bonnie Blue, a girl hitchhiker with a mysterious pastg Brad Rivers, an impecunious college student and Midgle and Micky Starr, a pair of mischievous thirteen-year -old twins. pitfire Bonnie and ot-tempered Bard, sworn enemies, sta e a duel with a coal-shovel and a poker which is a riot! The twins' relatives, tight-gisted Gideon Garvey and raspin Opal Ludlow, plan to separate Midge and Micky and use them for servants. 'faking tlgle ad- vice of Uncle Hez , the twins play all manner of side-splitting tricks, hoping their relatives will think them incorrigible and allow them to remain with the Hoskins. They harass Garveyand O al with everythinlgl from biting fleas to butting billy-goats! They tie roller skates on Lilncle Giddy while e sleeps, and when he wakes, he all but breaks his neck. Riotous situations pile up leaving the audience teetering on the edge of their chairs, And then there is a serious note: The Hoskins' will lose home and Jrchard unless backtaxes are paid before the end of the day. They are unable to borrow che money, but Emily, because of her great devotion and abiding iaith, firmly be- lieves that God will save their home--perhaps 'in some mysterious way. How Emily-'s faith is rewarded--how Bonnie and Brad discover they are in love--howthe mean rel- atives of the twins are put to rout--will hand the audience a series of surprises which involve hilarious comedy and tense, dramatic action. Other characters include snob- bish Loraine Ludlow, spoiled fifteen-year-old Elmer, and Clara Clagg, a gossipy s ins-ter. P Calamity Kids was a tender and appealing comedy--tempered with lively humor and touches of pathos. Page Sponsors: NATIONAL SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES AUTREY BROTHERS 60