Ellettsville High School, Llamarada, 1944, Page 46
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ENIORJUNIORThe 1944 graduating class haspresented four plays during the lasttwo years: Sunbonnet Jane, Murdered Alive, Our Girls, andDont Take My Penny. Of thesefour plays, Our Girls was perhapsthe most successful. It is a story ofthe complications caused when theLovejoy parents try to make theirsons into daughters during the visitof a rich old maiden aunt who isleaving her money to her nieces.John Hynds, Bob St. Clair and EarlLeach, who played the parts of thethree boy-girls, kept the audienceholding their sides.WANTED: WASHINGS-Will do washings, no ironing, 30cper pound. Prefer dirty socks. Have had previous experienceas E. H. S. Ball Team Manager. For the wash that dazzles youreyes, call Jack Gooldy, Ellettsville.Oh, no!—we hate school. Its just that when we Seniorsthink of leaving all those good meals and snacks in the kitchen,the nights at play practice, the big parties, and Miss Smith, wecant help crying a little. Do you blame us?Page Forty-six |
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Ellettsville High School |
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