Tuscola High School - Tuscolian Yearbook (Tuscola, IL)

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1. The football players and their escorts await Coronation. 2. The '84 Homecoming Court, Bottom Row (L to R): Carmen Meyer, Janet Hill, Kris Baird, Marc Kortc, Sharon Lake, and Amy Utterback. Top Row: Jeff Leininger, Brad Johns, Dena Pickett. Justin Walker. Roger Harris, and Jeff Young. 3. Scott Hines did a good job as he emceed Coronation. 4. The dance gets underway as the students dance to the sounds of “Miracle D. J. A - 5

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▲ 4 1. The annual outhouse tradition was carried out during Homecoming Week. 2. The Freshman float. “Sailing to Victory,” attained first place in the race of class floats. 3. A WARRIOR Homecoming victory!! 4. “Another Brick in the Wall” helped Latin Club keep with the Latin theme. 5. Art Club, using their artistic ability, came in second place for the club floats. A 5 A - 4

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ARSENIC AND OLD LACE: A REAL KILLER “Arsenic and Old Lace concerns two sweet old ladies (Dalenc Moore and Buffy Hahn) serving arsenic-laced elderberry wine to lonely old gentlemen with no place to go. Their nephew Mortimer (Rob Bennett) discovers a body in the windowseat, awaiting disposal. Mortimer’s brother Teddy (Scott Hines), who thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt, buries them in the cellar, which he believes to be the Panama Canal, as yellow fever victims. Mortimer’s other brother Jonathon (Mike Bauer) has come home, bringing with him Dr. Einstein, (Frank Kalmar) a plastic surgeon. They have brought with them another corpse, which they also want disposed of in the cellar. Mortimer and his aunts finally manage to have Teddy-sent to Happy Dale Insane Asylum and Jonathon carted off to prison. All those who worked with the fall play said that it was rewarding to have been involved in such a hilarious play. Director Tim McGlynn believed that the performances made the long rehearsals worthwhile. A - 6