Hawkins High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Hawkins, WI)

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S-.J Donabelle Moss Miss Wood This small but important force of endeavor has reaped the harvest of in- dividual initiative this year. Of eight students participating in league com- petition. two walked away with honors March 21 at Glen Flora. Andy Dempsey shook the rafters with his humorous declamation The Big Game , while Marlys Hvass displayed exceptional dramatic technique in stilling the audience with The Old Woman and the Clock , a serious declamation. Others participating were: Maxine Seegar ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,, Why Don't You Tell Me Those Things Dorothy Dempsey ...... Burial Before Death Louis Banyai ,,,.,,.,,.. , . My Paper Doll' Donabelle Moss .... A Gold Star Mother Suzanne Banyai .il..l,........ Cheaper By The Dozen Bob Hammersmith -,,,, ,..... ' 'At The Swimming Pool At this writing, the Hurley Meet has not yet been decided, but we feel sure that Hawkins will give a good account of itself there. Our thanks to all the students who represented the school. This is an. activity in which one can gain even if one loses. We sincerely hope that all who participated this year will return next year, augmented by as many rnore. Forensics First Row: CLeft to Right! Andy Dempsey, Louis Banyai Second Row: Maxine Seegar Dorothy Dempsey, Marlyg Hvass Third Row: Suzanne Banyai George Hammersmith Fourth Row: Mr. Farrey

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Junior Class Play On Novem-ber 10, the junior Class of '49 presented their class play entitled Take It Easy. The cast consisted of ten players who were as follows: Mrs. Amanda Highgate, a very forgetful, eccentric type who wanted to keep up with the joneses ................ Marlene Zastrow Nancy Highgate, Mrs. Higl-igate's attractive daughter, quite i the opposite of her mother ............................................ Lois Zastrow Tom Laurence, an artist of the modern type, very much in love with Nancy .................................................................. Roger Hammer Lon Torence, a house painter, rather slow-witted and always hungry .................................................................. Andy Dempsey john Florenz, an unknown quantity ............................ Nelmar Viken Florence, the maid, tending to be coquettish and the victim of a queer malady, Pocketitis ............,..................... Donabelle Moss Philip, the butler, who seems rather bewildered by the hair-brained mistress for whom he works ........................................ Don Plaza Mary, the cook, very brusque, outspoken, and extremely quick- tempered .,.,.....,,....,............................ Jenny Winter, a Sophomore Arthur, the yard boy, mischevious, and continually irritating Mary Mickey Haugsby Beagle jones, the detective, whose furtive action do not carry out his loud boasts .............. ....................... ............ ......... F r a nk Sisko The play was a great success, and the whole cast enjoyed playing their parts. They were rewarded by many nice comments.

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