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I REMEMBER WHEN By Lois Chestnut S we all think back over our school days we can al e mber something that happened to us to make life more interesting and exciting Remember when Sue and Marlene were ys fightmg over I e fthe guy who always had two on the stringl Do you recall the thy Tom S f in mud up to his ne trying to catch a low flying football? Well you know what he had to do don't you? NGE! lim rrows w bout the time when Ralph Hartwig was swinging on a bar nn he boys lav and ped Ilm says he ed a ream with his arm in a 'mountaineer s footbath Remember at Sr Play practice when June were known giggling goons? member the New Year s Eve Dance at Pekin hen Carl Hamill t June There was a ow storm and she went home and stayed all night at I M1elke's hous tbecuase h ed her tol Then there was the time rade sch when Hurk T rew an eraser at Russ and it missed and hit the teacher urkl Rat poor N ss Rose' Remem er when Beaty R kept leaving her glasses around becaus she wanted a new 1 B e never had any uck' Viv probably remembers the time a gang of rls put her in a was epape bas ket and she g stuck couldn't get out rters? Reme ber Charlene's bi day rty in grade schoo ? W pla hide and seek e told ot to hide behi d the garage But ue bison was so curious she d to fin e did she fell n the drain! Remember h C stine was always fall ng Bus 69 That's how she got the nam of Crash Allen and Ie remember the klds they m t at ll State Jeannette has had some my terious vislto s ever since , All State was deslgned so ki coul meet others! Remember whe Norma Smi got on the one morning with her apron on ov r her coat? She was almost awake, too what a nig l Bett Lou, Melvin, an Nor a skipped school to atten onto Fair? Melvin said gg had a wonderful n ommy L tied his pant legs m twenty three knots during cl s Ohl He was so mad he was fit to be tied! Do you recall Betty Z , when you and a bunch o n ver forget Sue's driving her home from Pekin one night It was slip so they say! and they t dxtch The snow plow finally got them out I re mber do at Wilma Jean Teeft's hous R er Hillman was going to go out to the tennis c ent out th wrong door and fell in the fis pond Do you remember how shy Bud Cram s when h was in gr de school? Barb has changed all tha w Of course, June A wil ember her gra school r mance with Stewart S What would they ha done without that li I remember hen Elme forgot his book of poetry in the flrst act o e said to Theresa Here Zen ia I brou t you something You should have seen the surprised look on his face when he found out his ds were mpty So he said, just a minute till I go out and get it Ad lib Elmer that s our boy! I rememb when Marlene stayed all night with June It was an unexpected visit so she wore a rather s l pair of ne's pajamas It seems every time Marlene rolled over June had to get another pin It turn out to be coming out party rather than a pa Jama party Remember In our freshman year wh we put a ack on Mi lan s chair in social studies class? Miss McClellan notlced the tack efore she sat do and so she ve us a very loud lecture on the fact that a tack could cause a very seri s infecti The ext day a tack ppeared on the teacher's desk agaln but th1s time there was a note tached to D 't worry Miss lcClellan we stenlized this tack ' Remember Mrs Sporl der's telli Dol es how she loo when she chewed gum? I remember one mght at Olcott Anne e had her e gu sed as 18 when s e was only 14 The man had to give her a box of candy and called her 'jail bait Then e said Does y r mother know ou're out? Wilbur Treichler and I wer laughing e other about the time he teachers put o a beneflt basketball and each was to have a nic me Mr Stearns sel ted the name 'Breezy but it came over the loud speaker as Greasy Ste ns It 't until after th game we foun t the mistake Remember when Buddy Leggett had awful c h on Ruthie Cleme in 8th grade a nsomville? Do you recall the time Tom and Di went to rest Avenue suppose get special erlal for a Biology term paper? Well they st ed to m e time with a blonde whom the a nurse Come to find out I guess they re still ing to a ychtatrist for treatments I'll never forget the time Lois did the wrong problem in A ss and got the right answer for an entirely different prob lem that the whole class did Mr cher orn just couldn t believe it but then you know how good Lois is at numbers You know heres we wondered right up untll the end of the Senior Play whether or not you were going to let s you or not , I guess he finally won, eh? All Elmer kept yelling was, Pm game' Pm eher do it Sarge Okay?' I guess we'l1 all r e r when we had to go to school when we had to attend classes, had to do home- work, had to get rnln' When? You finish it! 26 'J' I' u- ! 9 ..,... T.. . . 1 ..' .- C P f, sc H Hu... 1 .... ., H noi I - ' I . . 0 . ' 01 l'. sh 0' ..... 'if-w -1 U4 - v H . D V-- .. .. 0 ev' up U' . 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HE Senior Play chosen for thls year was a mystery comedy entitled ' The Scarlet Shadow ' The cast of characters mcluded Zenobla the hlred girl portrayed by Theresa Faery Laura Mr I-ludson's niece, portrayed by Sue Harblson, BenJam1n Bulwmkle a police lnspector who was the apple of Gwendolyn's eye portrayed by James Barrows, Gwendolyn Yapp a gossipy widow look mg for a man portrayed by Beverly Martm, Constantme the gardener who was later exposed as being the killer was portrayed by Hurk Taylor Harrlet Spector a pathological splnster portrayed by Delores Hurst Blance LaMont marrxed to LaMont portrayed by june Alexander, Pamela Poole a writer of mystery novels portrayed by Lots Chestnut, Dorothy Young on the verge of matrimony portrayed by Hazel Urtel, Lester Lang on the verge of matrtmony to Dorothy portrayed by Thom as Singer, Marx Drexel a bank robber posing as an mvalxd portrayed by Wm McClennan, Paul LaMont a questlonable character portrayed by Rlchard Southard Ira H1ggms tn love with Zenobta portrayed by Elmer Zoloyme, Mrs Hudson owner of the ' House of Happy Brxdes portrayed by Marlene Schultz, Frances Noval almost a br1cle portrayed by Jeannette Shoultz, Pike a detectwe portrayed by Allen Sweet and The Voxce portrayed by Ellzabeth Kexzer Edward Sylvxes was Stage Manager asslsted by Merwm Hurtgam The cast practlced every mght for elght weeks ln order to present thls play We had loads of f domg It but at tunes lt was pretty nerve wrackmg, especlally for Sarge After elght weeks of rehearsal the blg mght fmally arrwed Although there was a lot of ner vous tensxon among the cast the flrst mght thus feelmg soon gave way to sat1sfact1on as the play progressed Due to the very able and competent dlrectlon of Mr Robert Rlchardson the play was a huge success, havmg a full house both mghts We, the play cast agam wnsh to thank Sarge for devotmg hls t1me effort and patlence to us durmg that long etght weeks of rehearsal 1 Left to right I tis. D SL esta Pa I llxch son I rtln I Sch 2 Harblson A Se t 2 Left to rlght E JIVIBS U e J Bar ws Singer E Zolyoe R Southard H Taylor J Schultz. I lcClellnn 28 ' Flag . - , , , , . . . : . , . , I , . . . . . , , , 9 . 9 ' . , . . . , , , 9 ' , , Q Y l 7 - Y n . ' 1 n ' 1 . 1 ' . . y . . . , . . , . , . 5 . . , . . 1 I ' !7 ' ! ! . 7 I ! . l . ! u . D , . l ' . , . un o v , 1 u - . . 1: .,,. . . , . . U ,, . . . . - u , , 1 l ROI : ' : . Hur , . Hur , L. Ch ut. T. ery, r. ' ard , B. a ' . . ult . S. , . w e . ROI 1 ' 1 . S ' , J. Alexand , H. Urt 1, . ro , T. ' . . ll. - - -
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