Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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ee CAST Dan'l Jones-------------Bill Clark Ambrose Groves----- ---Keitan Tarney Bert Miller---------- David Coleman Sheriff Crandel------- -Tim Colbart Hoot Owl Pete Bracket-Paul Mettert Stinkweed Meade-------- Steve Runge Stagecoach Hands----------Don Bard -------- -------- ----David Crossley --------------- ------ Wayne Luttman Nancy Martin----------Sonia Cherry Anne Martin-------------- Judy TH Posie-----------Georzia Charleston Beth Malone---------Barbara Skelly Mrs. Sprool---------Lucille Miller Lena Sprool------- Betty Ann Nessel Timothy Finch----------- Dale Myers jal ce ee oe e eB ‘ ) aed Sa acmcee a oer, dada. COO B ay

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se A a A: —— ee oe eee Re Ree aces eee AR RR ae ea RN ete a a ea Bee cee eree ees - ae ee paagea SG e bea ehy, p RE Re a eG, Pe ctl Paid ae si SENIOR PLA Ambrose Groves and Bert Miller, two would- be vaudeville comedians, were crossing the desert bound for California when they were kicked off the train at Dead Man's Gulch. They are mistaken for the West's most fear- less cowpunchers, Homer the Kid and Gun Smoke, Carter. Ambrose gets everything in a terPible state, even to the extent that he almost gets him- self hung. Even though he doesn't get the hero- ine, everyone is happy in the end. 20

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JUNIOR PLAY HEADIN' FOR A WEDDIN' CAST Maw Hollowbone--------------- -------Judy Till Gracie May Hollowbone----- Mary Lou Christlieb Sarah Hollowbone----- woo---- ---Lucille Miller Homer Hollowbone--------- wenn ------ -Don Bard Paw Hollowbone-------------------- Tim Colbart Sis Hollowbone------------ -o------ June Dirrim Pepper Hollowbone--------- -----Herb Rynearson Fannie Jane Hollowbone-----------Betty Nessel Widow Blairhouse------- oo------ Margaret Smith Bertha Blairhouse------ -------- Barbara Skelly Slim Blairhouse---------------- --Keith Tarney Melissa Dugan---------- -----------Judy Squier Hortense Todd-------------- Georgia Charleston Isabel Todd--------- ween enn Barbara Kline The lay takes place in a small cabin in the hills of Virginia. Homer has been writing to a young society girl, Melissa Dugan, telling her of all of his horses and beautiful farms and all of the rest of the things he doesn't own. When Melissa arrives at the Hollowbone home, the fireworks begin. All turns out well in the end, however, and everyone is happy once again.