SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY [TELE]-GRAM TRIBUNE Phone Li 3-1901 FLAPPER GIRLS...That's the name of a one-act play ready for a curtain call Friday at 8:15 p.m. in the San Luis Obispo Junior high school auditorium. Here members of the cast line up for a "Miss Flapper Girl of 1927" contest. Shown from left to right, standing, are ninth grade [illegible]....matic class members: Annazette Williams, Melva Walker, Judy Donati and Patricia [illegible]...ed, left to right, Nilene Moss, Caroyln Bettencourt, Suzanne Adams and Kathleen [illegible] JUNIOR HIGH TO RECALL FLAPPER ERA A "Flapper Girl Contest of 1927" and resultant problems are highlighted in a one-act two-scene play to be staged at the San Luis Obispo junior high school auditorium Friday at 8 pm. The play, "Flapper Girls," features an all girl cast from the ninth grade dramatic class. It is directed by dramatics coach Robert L. Sigerson who is assisted by band director Robert Aitken and vocal music director Donald Patrick. The play is built around the contest race between pretty, attractive 18-year-old Linda Brighton, candidate of the Flapper Girls society; and Crystal Corwin, the richest girl in town, who has ideas along the same line. Dolly Brighton, younger sister of the Glapper society entry, steps in and enlivens the proceedings with "astonishing results," according to director Sigerson. Also on the program for the evening are three numbers by the band, "Processional," "Bendermeer's Stream" and "Great Gates of Kiev;" a yo-yo demonstration by Linda Garland, Jerry Greenelsh and Bill Greenelsh; a guitar solo by Pat Adams; an accordian solo by Jerry Greenelsh with Annazette Williams dancing the Charleston; and the ninth grade ensemble in three numbers, "Five Foot Two, Ja-Da, and Just a Dream of You." The band will then again perform with "When You Wish Upon a Star," "The Velvet Glove," "The Old Spinning Wheel," and "The Luminary March." Piano accompanist is [illegible] Richard Weins; properties, Rob - (Turn to Page Two)