St Michaels High School - Clipper Yearbook (St Michaels, MD)

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2222222525232323222-f-252523Esegfgfgegigizigfgiz 5 2551525252:fgsgsgegegegsgfgsf-1-f-2352323525251 glue .gzwfenf gounci First Row, Left to Right: Miss Sharp, Donald Hadaway. Margaret Iane Iones, Secretary: Richard Trippe, President: Bobby Caulk, Lois Sweitzer, Arthur Albright. Second How, Left to Right: Harriet Hubbard, Shirley Harrison, Dick Hamill, Bill Denny. Charles Leubecke, Wayne Lednum. The student council here at St. Michaels High School is actually the voice ot the pupil in the administration of school affairs. This year the group has had two advisors. Miss Margaret Reddie, to whom this book is dedicated, and her capable successor, Miss Dorothy Sharp. Guided by the faculty advisors, the council has passed legislation which will benefit the school community. Page 22

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enior Cfadd ,gferg MAD MARCH HEIRS CAST Obadiah March, a retired millionaire ....... Robert Caullc Letty, his daughter-in-law ...,.............,... ....... M artha Henry Hamlet, aged 20 ...........,...,. ......,. T homas Morris Cordelia, aged 16 ........ ........ I oarr'Caullr Rosalind, aged 21 ....,,,.......,........,.........,..... ....... E lnora Burrows Henrietta March Gordon, his daughter ...,.,. ....... L ee Brittingham Bruce Laurence, a young lawyer .....,...,.. ,............... R ichard Trippe lane Kenning, his stenographer ....,.... ......., Madeline Laval, a night club singer ..... Baron Kurt Dubois .,......,.,...,..,.......,..... Farber, the butler ....., Fred, the chauffeur ,..,... Frieda, the maid ....... Didy Hunnicut ........ Bob Normal ...,.... Iukes Kallikak STORY OF PLAY Margaret lane jones Marian Soulsman .,..,.Donald Hadaway Charles Fairbank ...,...Walton Regan ........,.......,....Iean Roe .pleannette Radcliffe ,..,.........,Robert Cole Thomas Iones Talk about your crazy families-the Marches lead the pack. They are mad all right, mad about money and the way they spend Grandfather's fortune is a scream. Mrs. March. who was once a Shakespearean actress, cannot forget her great day in the theatre and has named her children, Hamlet, Rosalind and Cordelia. Cordelia who is sixteen, has just been expelled from school. Rosalind, age twenty-one, is engaged to marry an intelligent, young lawyer but is carrying on a flirtation with the family chauffeur. Hamlet, the oldest, has developed into New York's Number One Glamour boy. The other member of the family is Aunt Henrietta, a dashing young widow who has been flitting around Europe for years until forced home by the war. All of them are waiting for Grandfather to die, expecting to inherit millions in his will. The day he sends for his lawyer, the whole family is excited. But when the lawyer arrives, he brings his young stenographer, lane Kenning. Grandfather takes a strange liking to lane-her practical common sense is in strange contrast to the giddiness of his family-and he offers her a position: she's to come there to live and help him handle his family. lane accepts. Naturally she's resented. and when Rosalind has to give up her room to the ursurper, her anger has no limits. At first Grandfather gives lane charge of the family's spending money, and that causes tireworlrs. Then he turns over his entire fortune to her, much against her will. Before she can turn it back, Grandfather disappears and she is left sole heir to the March's fortune. The play is a gay one, and it bubbles with laughter. We recommend it highly. Domino Hnnnwsv. Page 21

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55325252525252121212525ages?ggigsfsgagigzgegs 252525Qgigafaeiezesifef2:2525525egsg55g:g:zgsgsgg: mmf Sa!! First Row, Left to Right: Arthur Thomas. Ioan Caulk, Stewart Harrison, Thomas Morris, Editor-in-Chief: Charlotte Lambdin, Wayne Lednum, Martha Henry. Second Row, Left to Right: Miss Slaughter, Herma Nixclori, Bill Denny, Dolores Albright. Shirley Harrison. The Parrot is the school newspaper. It is published by the pupils. Guided by the Editor, Thomas Morris. and advised by Miss Margie Slaughter, faculty advisor, the Parrot has been a successful student enterprise. Page 23