University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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ramafic lprocluefions alofivafe Bud McFall, as Henry Chambers in the Jordan Jester presentation of What A Lifelu, watches co-actors Kaye Bensinger, Heather Hall, John Mahan. and Mike Meyers decide his fate in the hilarious comedy. Page fozwtcen U-School,s dramatic group, the Jordan Jes- ters, and the national honorary, the Thespians, presented two plays for the public this year. The first semester revealed What a Lifef, the comic story of mystery and intrigue in a modern high school. Arsenic and Old Lacel' filled the auditorium the second semester. It was the story of two old maid sisters who put lonely men out of their misery with poisoned elderberry wine. The Junior Drama Club, the junior high equivalent of the Jordan Jesters, presented The Emperor's New Clothes, a royal hoax concerning invisible cloth. Mary ,Io Hilr and Cynthia Hoadley put the Hnal touches of make-up on John Bowen on the night of W'hat a Life.