Truesdale High School - Cub Yearbook (Truesdale, IA)

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SE I0 R HSEVENTEETH sUMMER Ga st of Players PLAY Angle the girl Lorraine Suap Margaret her engaged sister Sharon Dierenfield Lorraine her helpful sister Elaine Franzmeier Kitty her little sister Jean Meyer Mrs. Morrow her mother Ruth llehring Mr. Morrow her father Gerald Grote Jack the boy Russell Eddie Art Margaret's fiance Duane Strock Martin Lorraine's hope Bill Spurling Jane a menace Norm Sauter Tony a boy friend Lawrence 0'Leary Margie a girl friend Beverly Boese Fitz her 'steady' Leonard Brunner Synopsis of the Play The setting for the play takes place in the Morrow hone. The Morrow family consists of four girls. Lorraine is a sophisticated girl who is forever trying to catch a aan. Margaret is a very charming, understanding girl and is engaged to Art. Kitty is a little girl of ten and dispises boys very much. Angie is a sensitive girl of seventeen who has just graduated from a girl's acadeqy school. Ms. Morrow, who is a sweet and agreeable woman, is very disappointed to learn that her daughters all have dates but Kitty. Mr. Morrow, who is a kind and under- standing father, has decided to take his family to the carnival. Jack, a tall good-looking boy of 18, has asked Angie for her first date to the carnival. Then the trouble begins. Jane, who is Angie's best friend, tries to take Jack aww. All sumer long Angie goes with Jack. Jack asks Angie to the Country Club dance. That night Jack also asks her to aarry him, but she sqrs no. He decides to ask Jane to go to the dance with his because he thinks Angie would rather go with Tory. In the fall of the year, Angie is packing her clothes for college. Kitty is to tell Jack that Angie is leaving but when she goes down to the store, she finds that Jack isn't there. Just before Angie is ready to leave, Jack drops in to tell her good-by. Jack apologizes for thinking that they should have got aarried so young. She tells his she will be back some dq. She then leaves for college. This plq is typical of the average American family.