Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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SE IOR CLASS PLAY Row one-Ann Humphrey, Barbara Hehr, Ruth Binau, Betty Jean Kinsley, Martha Mohre, June Delaplane, Peg Rall, Pat VVarnement, Gwen Naus. Row two--Sandra Preble, Mary Ann Carroll, Jerry Steiner, Dave Naus, Allen Ulrich, joe Bolish, Kenny McClain, Mr. Olin, Dave Kuenzli, Joe Hehr, Carl VValton, Sally Blue, Joann Siegel. Erich Jagendorf, ........ Turner ....,,.,......... Miss Hildick ............. Trudy Blitt, .... , ...,.... .. Chic johnson .,.. Mrs. Bascomb ..,. Peterson ...,.,........,..,... Mrs. Thumbull, ., Gertrude Shields ....... Bronson ...,.....,..,.. , ...,..,.,. ALLEN ULRICH ......JUNE DELAPLANE .BETTY JEAN KINSLEY .....,PAT WARNEMENT , ,.........,... NIARTHA MOHRE BINAU ROSE MARIE MARTIG NAUS .MARY ANN CARROLL , ..,,..,......... SANDRA PREBLE Mrs. Shullman ..................,. ANN HUB1PHREY Jackson ....,.....,..,.., Helen Clark. ,....... Seedy Sloan ......... Captain Mitchell. Fred Collins ......... RALL .BARBARA HEHR SALLY BLUE DAVID KUENZLI ...,..DAVID NAUS Herr Von Stumm .......,. ...,,..... Y TOE BoL1sH Fritz ...................,...,.,.. ...... Karl ,..,......,..,.....,...... , ..,..,. . Otto ..,........,.......,.. Heinrich ...... ,.....,,. Student Director., .......,.JoE HEHR ,CARL WALTON ,JERRY STEINER .. ,..... KENNETH MCCLAIN .....,,....,......JOANN SIEGEL The American pleasure steamer S. S. IMPERIAL is in South American waters. On board is a German espionage agent in search of a British spy named Charles Locke, who has eluded the Germans for months. just as the German agent radios a Nazi submarine and is about to divulge the spyis identity to the U-Boat, he is murdered. The German submarine commander boards the vessel not only to find out who killed the German agent, but also to find Charles Locke. But no one on board is named Charles Locke. The submarine commander' narrows the suspect down to a group of women. It is not until the last few moments of the play that the slayeris identity is cleverly exposed. Twenty-five

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Twenty-four IN MEM ORIAM DONALD E. BOWEN BORN May 10, 1936 DIED August 12, 1952 His smiling way and pleasant face Are pleasant to recall He had a kindly Word for each And died, beloved by all. Someday We hope to meet him, Someday, we know not When. To clasp his hand in the better land, Never to part again. Years have passed, our hearts still sore As time goes on We miss him more. His cheerful voice, his Welcome face, N0 one can fill his vacant place.

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Twenty-six Row one-upper left-Peg Steiner, Bob Rallg Bill WVhitmoreg Dave Eippertg Peg Steiner, Paul Steiner. How two-top-Pat Siegelg bottom-Joann Siegelg Betty Jean Kinsley, Rose Marie Martig, Kathleen Kotterman, June Delaplaneg joe Bolish. Row three-Calvin Bardong Janet Phillips, Martha Mohre, Sally Blue, Mary Jo Mollenkoll, Iune Delaplane, Lois Frantz, Betty Jean Kinsley, Eileen Rowlandg Ronnie Eyestone, Dave Kuenzli.