Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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I should have used Scope. Freezel I hear the Israelis. ophs Make Debut With Arabian kit tWe1'9tW1teafd Wide-eyed and inexperienced, the Sophomores ven- tured into a world of the unknown as they met up with the challenges of staging their first class production. OK guys. Who has the jewels? ln the Sophomore skit of Wingfield's annual Falcon Follies, Bomar Kay- ham, great sultan of Arabia, broods over the main conflict in their skit, uwho Done lt? Convinced that one of his many wives is the thief, he calls Arabia's two greatest detectives, Abdul and Filbert, to the rescue. Through the ace ability of Abdul and Filbert, it is suspected that Fatima, Bomaris favorite wife, is the culprit. She must be beheaded according to the law of the kingdom. Fatima is brought in to the executioner where she speaks her last words. ,lust in the nick of time the real thief is discovered by Filbert and happiness is once again restored to the kingdom. You're shedding!

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Juniors Give Rise To outh Picture yourself back in the days of the grand and glorious Old South. As the scene opens, the crowded ballroom of Colonel Blossom's plantation home is filled with anticipation of the arrival of Governor and Mrs. Turnipseed. Charles, the governor's son, is anxious to see his sweetheart, Magnolia Blossom, who couldn't care less for Charles or the ball. All Magnolia wants to do is play cards. News of the coming Mississippi Riverboat excites the guests as a rumor concern- ing a daring Yankee gambler spreads throughout the crowd. Rhythm sets the mood as the plantation workers sar- castically imitate the Blossom's big bashn the night before. Lulu, Magnolia's marnmy, frantically questions the laborers as to the whereabouts of Maggie. Consoling Mammy, they agree to help in the search. Magnolia challenges the Yank to a round of cards, proving her ability in the game. As all good stories should end, the North comes over to the South with the final strain of '4Are You for Dixie? Look, chillen, I ain't got no moe time to fix you no shortenbreat Why DAYUDY, I just plumb forgot to take 'em off I ! ! I I I8 HHOGRAY FOR DIXIE! I ! Ya right. Ya ain't got uh disfigured face . YET!

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Y-Teens Encourage Worthwhile Projects '5' ' Wingfield's Y-Teens Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Carol Madden, planned a full year of help- ing others. Their activities included many projects for the needy and underprivileged. ing and instilling Christian ideals in Wingfield girls, the Y-Teens proved an asset not only to Wingfield, but tothe entire community. By promoting high standards of Christian liv- si it These three are discussing future Y-Teen plans Y-Teens make plans for a community project to help others. '20 Posters create interest in Y-Teen projects.