University of Dayton - Daytonian Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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-J -hI - i FIRST ROW: Elaine Glossinger, Ina Stautzenbach, Jeannelte Hibbert, Ada Kay Bomford, Elhel Cochran, Mary Malone, Jean Argasl, Sue Boland. SECOND ROW: Miriam Loges, Adele Unverferth, Mary Jane Driscoll, Betty Mayl, Betty Ann Behringer, Mary Ann Ledger, Margaret Carroll, Fern Channell, Sue Dudlext. THIRD ROW: Helen Richards, Kathleen Day, Marita Sharkev, Martha Bucher, Ann Fitzgerald, Catherine Stich, Marilyn Zimmer, Kathryn Kunka, Jean Wright, Ruth Driscoll. FOURTH ROW: Jack Fenton, Ralph Oulcalt, Nor ' -is Hellwig, John Wrynn, Robert Zimmermann, Albert Diringer, Robert Seitsr, John Graf, Thomas Beil, Walter Rugh. STAGE CREW ' A LUCKY BREAK

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Th e spians T tAe Plcufi. Mulical SUtuu Under the direction of Maurice Reichard, the Thespians, organized in 1938, presented three plays and cooperated in the annual musical show during the past year. With an all-fres! initial play, The D student assembly, despicable Dea another assembl entertaining royal ing and Christ Club. In the fin the Thespians C ' ance. Jeannette leading roles, with tured roles. Combining the Thespians lent talent to rming brilliantly, the was a success at a the show as the next presented at with Sue Boland Railroad Cross- n for the Mothers ' A Lucky Break , superb perform- mann played the Bob Seiter in fea- er musical organizations, annual musical show. Officers for the year were Robert Seiter, president; Jean- nette Hibbert, vice-president; and Adele Unverferth, secretary- treasurer. THE DOCTOR DECIDES ' MOON SIGNS

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Mask and Mascara Leading players Vital factor in show The Maestro and assistant Stage setting board Musical Qanteoif 6 UfUuU Plot P ' ui U4ce U. The Mask and Mascara production is the annual original musical comedy presented by the Mixed Chorus and Thespians under the direction of Maurice Reichard. Robert Kemper and Jeannette Hibbert played the leading roles in this year ' s production. The opening scene is laid in a radio station a few minutes before starting a new broad- casting day. During the broadcast, the engineer overhears a foreign station delving in important information concerning a new secret Axis weapon. This is relayed to the F. B. I. and the plot centers around the hunt for the guilty foreign agents. The Oppenheim twins cause much confusion and comedy in the play. The script was written by Maurice Reichard and Jack Stang. All music in the production was written especially for the musical by Maurice Reichard. This was the ninth annual Mask and Mascara production. Page One Hundred Twenty