West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

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Work of many weeks becomes thrill of one night Your big brawny cowpunching hero will come h Jolene Combs Coe Wolfe Carol Turpin Norman Sanford John Bunn Richard Hensley W y you yellow-livered polecatf' h 0 77 c argmg in and carry you away. CAST Danll, the colored watchman ,r,,,,cc,, c,,,,c,,,,cc, 7 Ambrose Groves, young feller from the east 7 77 Bert Miller, Ambrosels podner 7 .,,,,.,,,,,,,, 7 Sheriff Crandel, the sheriff of Dead Manls Gulch Hoot Owl Pete, an old-time grizzly hombre cc,,cc 7 7 c.,,cc S Slinlcweed, Hoot Owl,s hireling 7 7 ,,,, ,,,c .,,,, 7 Nancy Martin, the girl who came west 7 Anne Martin, lVancy's sister ,,,.,,,,.,,c,,,,cc, 77 Posie, the colored maid ,,,, 7 ,,,i,.. 7 Beth, the Western type 7777777777 7 77777777 Mrs. Sprool, a gossipy gad-about 77777 Lena, Mrs. Sprool's daughter 77777 7777 77777 77777 Stage Driver, from Kansas City 7 7777 77 fudge, who believes everyone should marry 77 7 Dale Trusty 7 Tim Yost Dale Willard 7 7 John Bunn Richard Hensley Norman Sanford Coe Wolfe Jolene Combs Shelia Kerr Carol Turpin Sue Taylor Sharon McPherson Bill Misenheimer Larry Koverman Norman Sanford Jolene Combs Coe Wolfe Richard Hensley Larry Koverman Tim Yost Richard Hensley J ! 7 l Do you take this woma n to be your lawful wedded wife? I do. What comes after three?

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The Senior Play, ofvember 14, 1953 Shelia Kerr Dale Trusty V t Sue Taylor Sharon McPherson . uf' ,f ,. ww, i ' .4 . ,ir V y X 6 iii- .1 MT ,.a i ' ' V' if 2 f ' Gigli' 4- T .-. Am dat a preposal, Dan'l dumplin? Bill Misenheimer Come along, Lena. If you don't start minding, I'm going to get Homer the Kid after you. Tim Yost Dale Willard HH ' , v ,Q CIC 21112 YOUI' SUIICZISCS, mil HITI. Ambrose Groves and Bert Miller, two would-be vaudeville comedians, cross the desert, and head for California. An unfortunate lack of funds puts them off the train in the middle of the desert. After two days the weary travelers find themselves in Dead lVlan's Gulch, the wildest town in the west. Things really get exciting when these poor lost souls are mistaken for Homer the Kid and Gunsmoke Carter, the two most wanted desperados this side of the Rio Grande. The Senior class under the direction of Mrs. Eliza- beth Armstrong presented the delightful comedy '6Des- perate Ambrose. This play gave the audience an en- joyable and memorable evening. If it hadn't been for you we wouldn't be here in this dumpf'

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Senior Prom adds Kibitzing proves enjoyable to those in attendance at the Prom. Depleting the Christmas theme of the Senior Prom were the tables at Wamplersl decorated with holly, evergreens, pine cones, and glowing candles. Glancing over the crowd everyone noticed that the girls, dresses were comparable to the glittering Christmas tree ornaments. Dancing to the music of the Jimmy May Orchestra from 8:30 until 11:30 was a slightly wearing but thrilling experience. But. when the time came to leave the dance, the weariness left and the thrills shifted to excitement at the expectation of udining outf, New shoes add sparkle to the occasion. Alumni enjoy refresliments during intermission.