Port Clinton High School - Revista Yearbook (Port Clinton, OH)

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UNIDELLSTVUID ES Present C 0611 of l'l4dI'lSdS Spicy . . . Sparkling . . . Gay . . . so super-swell that to do it justice .one would have to invent ten new adjectives . . . one of the most thoroughly de- lightful comedies of the season. Directed by Alice Smith 0 CAST Ellen Hanks-Mother's Maid - Cuthbert Waldron-Mother's Son Jukes-Mother's Butler - - Sybil Norcross-Mother's choice or Cuthbert f Mr. Waldron-Mother's Husband - Frank Stover-Cuthbert's Tutor - Barbara Waldron-Mother's Younger Daughter Bob Manley-Mother's Chauffeur - - Judith Waldron-Mother's older Daughter Mother - - - Joan N eal-From Arkansas - Sir Cecil-Mother's choice for Judith Dennis-Detective - - Kath.ryn Kihlken Henry Cowgill Donald Jeschke Margaret Starkloff Donald Frye Bruce Hostrup Marian Bahnsen Marvin Lundgard Irene Fehnrich Gertrude Knass Mary Stevens Harvey Goff Andrew Miklo C5773 Qage :Sponsored by Qypsum Canning Gompany

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lJlNIDEIR:SllJllDlES HIISTQIRY AS Been a busy and successful year for Juniors . . . Excellent play . . Lively carnival . . . Bake sale . . . Sponsored dances . . . Had stand at the foot- ball field . . . Planning interesting banquet this year . . . They can rest assured the Stars will appreciate it. Marvin Lundgard made the basketball squad. . . . They were represented on the football squad by . . . Andrew Miklo . . Paul Kalb . . . Bruce Hostrup . . . Leighton Mackey . . . Henry Cowgill . , Bennett Woolley . . , Joseph Hrupcho . . . Manager, Andy Vincel. President Betty Jane Fought Vice-President Henry Cowgill Secretary-Treasurer Willis Misch O l,lnclcr:Stuclics lnformal lparty HE Under-Studies held their party Friday, January 13 in spite of the gen- eral superstitions of everyone on the set. A clever program, which was charming in its simplicity, was planned by these talented young stars-to-be. The party lacked nothing in musical entertainment, vocally or instrumentally. Even the electricians donated their talents for the enjoyment of those present. When the evening's merriment was at its height, a delicious lunch was pre- pared by the stage hands. Although only a few of the actresses were accom- panied by gentlemen escorts, it was discovered that there were several stage- door J ohnnies on hand at 12:00 when the party had officially ended. C556 Spage Sponsored by gfarry Stensen, Cities Service Sproducts

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Xl XRS lst row-Dolores Durdel, Elaine Cover, Elinor Kolesar, Jeanne Haus- er, Betty Pool, Mary Ellen Belknap, Florence Kreutsfeld. 2nd row-Nellie Wright, Ervendine Boyer, Mildred Dixon, Maxine Sperber, Ruth Ellen Kessler, Gwendolyn Wesley, Mary Jane Kessler, Av- onelle Branum. 3rd row-Doris Williams, Vivian Radloff, Edna Mae Merrill, Rose Lemmerman, Cleta Hopfinger, Katherine Hopfinger, Margaret Durdel. 4th row-Marian Crosley, Vivian Neilson, Ruth Hartwig, Iona Steager, Ruth Krummel, Dorothy Pixley, Ruth Mary Courchaine, Marian Carter. 5th row-Clara Belle LeCrone, Virginia Bahnsen, Janet Lausten, Na- omi Harrod, Willa Rae Schmardebeck, Florence Truex, Vivian Burket. Extras on li.,ot Have Novel Banquet HE Extras on the P. C. H. S. lot, ever ready to add to their fame and pub- licity, held a unique and novel party on December 3rd. They divided into two teams, the army, and the navy, and played football. Directors were found to be very good sports and gave the Extras some keen competition. The re- mainder of the programme was held in sway by the master of Ceremonies. Delicious waffle tidbits, sandwiches and cider provided a banquet fit for the future kings and queens of the screen. Dancing, in the spacious Port Clinton High School Auditorium, to the strains of soft piano music, brought the event- ful evening to a close. This Qage Sponsored by fifvingstons Studio, C5oledo, Qlvio .... Senior Qhotograpber