Star City High School - Twinkler Yearbook (Star City, IN)

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SENIOR PLAY - . 1- k 2 i First Row, Left to Right: Ralph Weisjahn, Dean Allen, Kathryn Fisher, Arlean Groste- fon, Lyle Burgess and Norma Moon. Second Row, Left to Right: Cecil Hood, Doris Kistler, Eileen Hollis, Imogene Scott, Walter Perry and Don Graffis. . The Class Play, Professor, How Could You? was presented in the high school gymnasium on Friday evening, October 5, before a packed house. . This cast was as follows: Keats Perry ............. .......... L yle Burgess Vicky Randolph ...... ...... A rlean Grostefon Valarie Whitman .... ........... D oris Kistler Priscilla Morley ....... ,...... K athryn Fisher John.App1eby ..... ........ D ean Allen Grandpa Perry ..... ......,. C ecil Hood Grandma Perry ..... .........,. E ileen Hollis Tootsie Bean ............. ......... I mogene Scott Butcher Boy Bean ...... ........ W alter Perry Boggins ....................... ..,..... D on Graffis Prompter ..... ............., D arl Daily Coach ...........................,.,.,.....................,....,.,....,............ Mrs. Carpenter The scene of the play is in the living room of the Perry household. Keats has had an offer for a job as dean of a school if he gets married before the week was up. Everyone was trying to get him a wife. They threw at him a little Southern charmer who thought of nothing but boys and clothes. John brought his cute little secretary over to meet Keats while Tootsie Bean was in there doing her bit to get in with the Professor. After a hectic time with John Appleby impersonating Lulu, Keat's secret wife, Keats decides that Vicky Randolph, a spirited college girl, is the girl for him.

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CLASS POEM OUR STEADFAST HOPE had throughout the years, VVas to have courage enough in store, To help us and When success opens wide her door. We've struggled We've stumbled along life's trodden way, We've tried and failed, then tried again, VVe've gained knowledge with each passing day. We've made decisions, though we needed help, through twelve decisive years, guide us and show us the way, We've dreamed, and made some dreams come true, We've read, and studied. and improved ourselves, We've strived for something useful to do. VVe've worked hard, and gained happiness, VVe've rested, and made many a friend. We've slowly but surely climbed the ladder, Leading to a happy and worthwhile end. We know now, that the day will come, XVhen we'll be put to a definite test, And we'll pass it, and win our most cherished dream, And our steadfast hope, SUCCESS. BACCALAUREATE P ROG RA M PROCESSIONAL VVar March of the Priests -Mendelsohn ...... Invocation ....................., ,,.,......,.,......, .,,,,,.,.,.,,.,...,,,, Now the Day Is Over -Waring .,.,, Sermon ..,,,........,,...,,...,.........,..,..........,..........,....... Battle Hymn ot' the Republic -Waring . .... Benedietion .,....,.......,..............,...,.,.,......,,.,.,,.,.. RECESSIONAL Prelude in E Minoru-Perry Williams ..... COIVIIVIENCEIVIENT P ROGRAM PROCESSIONAL Pump and Circ-umstance -Elgar ...... Invocation .,,.,....,,,,,.,.,,,..,..,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,, Stouthearted Men -Romberg-MacLean .... .. Address- Dying On Third .....,,,...,,.,,,..... .. Overture- Sandra -Holmes Presentation of Diplomas ...... Benediction ..,,.....,.,.......,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, RECESSIONAL P0mp and Circum'stance -Elgar ........,,,,....,.,,...,,.,,..,... -Imogene Scott. .................Virginia Brown .......Rev. Leroy Williams ..,..,...Methodist Youth Choir .....,..Rev. James Burroughs .....Methodist Youth Choir .........Rev. Leroy Williams ........Virginia Brown ....,....Rev. James Burroughs ................Mixed Glee Club Dr. Roscoe Gilmore Stott Crise ,,....,.Rev. James Burroughs .,,.......... ........ B and Class Motto-Education Is the Apprenticeship of Liffe Class Flower-White Rose Class Color-Navy Blue and Gold

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UN IOR PLAY - ff' Y.. First Row, Left to Right: Don Graffis, Doris Kistler, Kathryn Fisher, Arlean Groste- fon, Hazel Frazier and Neil Hoesel. ' Second Row, Left to Right: Ruthalea Batty, Mary Kasten, Jeannee Quinn, Jane Criss- inger and Dean Allen. The Junior Play, Brother Goose, was given April 5, in the high school gym- nasium. This cast was as follows: Carol Adams .,,.... ......... D oris Kistler Jeff Adams ,... .........., D on Graffis Wes Adams ..... ..,......,.... N eil Hoesel Hy Adams ..,.., ........ A rlean Grostefon Eva Mason .,,.... ........... H azel Frazier Peggy Winkle .,,,,... .,,.... K athryn Fisher Lenore Hudson ,,,,,.,,, .,.,.,,,,... M ary Kasten Mrs. Lulu Trimmer .... ....,... R uthalea Batty Sarah ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,... J eannee Quinn Helen ..,,..:,,..:.... .....,. J ane Cl'lSSl'llg9l' Truck Driver .... .....,.,.. D ean Allen Prompter ......... . .........., Lyle Burgess Coach ....,,..............,...,...........................,.....................,,,, Mrs. Carpenter The plot of the play is centered around the Adams family with Jeff as the house- hold head. He is a young architect who is trying to keep his family together when on the scene arrives Peggy Winkle, a saleslady, to help him. Lenore Hudson is the rich girl who is after Jeff while Wesley, his brother has his trouble with a little southern charmer, Eve Mason. Hy is the one who provides the fun with her antics as a football fiend. The play comes to a climax when Jeff and Peggy decide to marry and care for Jeft s flock together.