What Cheer High School - Warrior Yearbook (What Cheer, IA)

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Front row, left to right: Elizabeth Rea, Joan Stanley, unigr Darlene Nelson, Marlene Nelson, Mary Coulon, Eugene Clerkin, Betsy Baylor. Back row: Mr. Swanson, Larry Hamil- K ton, Neisha Molyneux, Jerry Stull, Mickey McKay, Marilyn Q55 61? Mueller, Alvia Hymes, Bill Kuntz, Carol Wagner. CAST Alonzo K. Page-Big-Business man-Eugene -'PAPA SAYS NO-4 Clerkin Janet Page-His daughter-Marilyn Mueller Jack Prescott-Her fiance-Mickey McKay Miss Luella Watts-An old maid-Carol Wagner Mrs. Helen Carter-A pretty widow-Betsy Baylor Pete Carter-Her son-Jerry Stull Bill Sykes-Hotel clerk-Larry Hamilton Joe-Bellhop-Alvia Hymes Toots-Elevator girl-Mary Coulon Sallie-A pretty waitress-Neisha Molyneux Liz-Another waitress-Marlene Nelson Mrs. Hawkins-An old woman-Joan Stanley Genevieve Hawkins-Her daughter-Darlene Nelson The Detective-Bill Kuntz Tourist-Elizabeth Rea Young ladies of today are inclined to have minds of their own. So, exciting results were bound to occur when wealthy, dictatorial Mr Page decides to end his daughter Janet's romance with Jack Prescott by taking her to Florida. From there he thinks it would be easy to send her to South America for a year's stay with his brother. But, when Jack found out what had happened he took a plane to Florida. Upon his arrival he enlists the aid of his college friend Pete Carter. To prevent Mr Page's knowing Jack was there, Pete imper- sonated a pretty girl, hoping to vamp Mr. Page and persuade him to postpone his trip. All was going fine until nosey Miss Luella Watts. a guest in the hotel. accuses Jack of breaking the lock on Mr Page's suitcase. When the police are called. it all looked hopeless for Jack and Janet-until a very lucky incident occurs that solves the difficulty to everyont-'s satisfaction and complete enjoyment.

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