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

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1' Cathy Webb and Nancy Teeters proudly display their good taste in fashion. Twirp attire: Sandra Ladenburger, Colleen Page, Kathy Cullen, George Mahler, Nick Heidrick, and Toni Lanaman. 1 A few of the girls formed their own chorus line on Clash Day in celebration of Twirp Week. Dressed in Spanish decor for leading the cheers for the Faculty, Miss Jeanne Brown jumps with excitement in a few tense moments at the T-Club Faculty game.

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Crowned king and queen of Twirp Week were Stanley Frownfelter and Jean Anne Clark, as she performs one of the many tasks required of girls during the week. TWIRP WEEK Twirp Week is an annual celebration at Turner that takes place each year at spring time. Things are reversed and the girls take over the position of the boys at T,H,S, They are to open the doors, carry their books, pay for any dates that Week, and take them to the Twirp Dance at the end of the week. This gives the girls the chance to ask that special boy to the Twirp Dance. Dress-Up Day was the first day of the events this week. Thursday was Clash Day where everyone wore unmatched cloth- ing and clashing colors. Finally, was Twirp Day when the girls wore slacks and the boys wore shorts and silly sweatshirts. A few of the students showed their energy by riding their bicycles to school. Anxiously watching the game are the cheerleaders for the Faculty in their identical uniforms. A shy CPD king hangs onto the Twirp Queen for pro- tection from the ever-frightening camera. 1 -

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Seeing Harvey Presents Elwood P. Dowd CLarry Cainj sits impatiently waiting for Dr. Chumley's decision on his sanity while he talks to Harvey, the invisible rabbit. Problem for Audience This year the Junior Class presented the comedy by Mary Chase, Harvey. Elwood P. Dowd qLarry Cainj was friends with an invisible six foot rabbit fHarveyJ. It was set in contemporary times but the Dowd home was quite old. The fun began when his sister and niece, played by Vicki Moore and Beth Witter, tried to get hirn committed to a mental institution. Soon things are so confused that it is not certain who is to be committed. The cast worked very hard under the direction of Mr. Barry Wallace, who is new to the Turner staff this year. The assistant director was Judy Fauser and the stage manager was LeAnn McLenon. It was presented November 18 and 19. Dr. Chumley CJon Johnson? looks on while Elwood P. Dowd and Veta Simmons CVicki Moorej prepare to leave.