Turner High School - Turnerite Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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34, 2. -V inch: A After reading the farewell note from Elizabeth Connie Robbinsj, Mr. Barrett QCharles Arrnantroutj deman s from Henrietta CSue Skwarloj where his daughter has fled. WZ' ...LL Henrietta Barrett QSue Skwarloj is entertained hy Octavius in Barretts of Wirnpole Street, r V w5'f'I -4- 51 C , ,yi We A -f ,LA 4 xg if V Cty' Y .tl 'fl 4f are K. s In A .. 'i i Octavius Barrett qDon Scotty and Arabel Barrett Mana McCraryj watch the dramatic actions of their father helplessly. v Back stage after the performance, Charles Armantrout, Jackie Coffin, Ann Grossarth, and Keet Eaton converse happily about the successful night. 27 t tf W,

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JUNIOR PLAY Barretts Of Wimpole Street Presented On Turner Stage The Junior Class play, The Barretts of Witnpole Street, which was presentedon February 4 and 6, concerned the actions of one family and what heartache and torment their domineering father brought them. The play shows the manner in which each of the household members rebel against the father. When the father's favorite daughter shows her rebellion by an elopement, the tables turn. The cast included: Doctor Chambers, Jon Johnsong Elizabeth Moulton-Barrett, Connie Robbins, Wilson, Diane Bottorffg Henrietta Moulton-Barrett, Sue Skwarlog Arabel Moulton-Barrett, Jana McCraryg Octavius Moulton-Barrett, Don Scott, Bella Hedley, Judy Fauserg Henry Bevan, Roy Whitakerg Robert Browning, Keet Eatong Captain' Surtees Cook, Jerry Simsg Mr. Barrett, Charles Armantrout. ar. -Jflilfff 'Cf ah 'Vg Z A ,, E A . J is W N if will Q , S i T ' 3 Q ag' af 4, i f-isa Elizabeth Barrett QConnie Robbinsj listens to her fiance Robert Browning Qlieet Eatonj as he tells more of his plans for their future. ln a scene from The Barretts of Wimpole Street , Captain Cook fJerry Simsj is being fully adorned with his sword by Henrietta Barrett QSue Skwarloj.

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SENIOR PLAY Scenes of a Common Family Exhibited Time Out for Ginger was chosen to be the Senior sponsored play, and on April 9, and 10, was presented to audiences who loved the at home reality it offered them. This delight- ful comedy was centered around an upper middle- class family and their complications in trans- forming their tomboy daughter, Ginger, played by Sue Skwarlo, into being a young lady. The puzzeled, but understanding parents of Ginger were portrayed by Jerry Sims and Judy Fauser. Other members of the cast were: Lizzie, the maid, played by Diane Bottorffg Joan Carol, one of the sisters, by Ann Grossarthg Jeannie Carol, by Connie Robbins, Eddie Davis, Joan's boy- friend, by Jon Johnsong Tommy Green, Ginger's boyfriend, by Don Scottg Mr. Wilson, by Clinton Hurt, and Ed Hoffman, the school principal, by Roy Whitaker. R oy Whitaker, Clinton Ilurt, and Keet Eaton become involved in conversation as they take a few moments break from play rehearsal.