Amherst Steele High School - Amherstonian Yearbook (Amherst, OH)

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TH li RIZCORII Operetta PICKLES 'a Pickles, a musical comedy by Benedict, Wilson and Crane, wfas presented by the combined Glee Clubs under the direction of Mr. Moore, May 8 and 9, 1930. The program was as follows: CHARACTERS 1-IANS MAIER, proprietor of Wurtzelpraeter Inn LOUISA, waitress .................... . .... CAPTAIN KINSKI, Chief of Detective Bureau of RUMSKI lm A. BUMSKI 5- llailS faithful sleuths ......... Vienna . . . . . I . ...l J. JENNISON JONES, an advertising expert ,, JIGO, a Hungarian Gypsy ............. , , , , , ILONA, a Gypsy girls ................. , , , , , ARTHUR CREFONT, a. young American artist . . JUNE PEQNINGTON, an American heiress , , , Q--.-.-....---.. Robert Standen Arlene Uleski . Laurie Miller Richard Draves Myron Northeim Howard Nalley Donald Ludwig . Kathryn Strohmeier . . . . . Dennis Reynolds . . . . Ruth Zilch JONAS H- PENNINGTON, DI'0Dl'i6t01' of Peter Piper Pickles .Clarence Frederick LADY VIVIAN DELANCY, a ch1arm'ing English widow ...... ...... Carolyn Sharp '1'he other members of the Glee Clubs took the roles of Tourists, Burgers, Vien- nese maidens, waiters and gypsies. PLACE' ACT I--Garden of Wurtzelpraeter Inn, Vienna, at Carnival Time, ACT ll-A Gypsy camp near Vienna, that evening, ACT llI-Same as Act I, the next evening, Time--The present. DIRECTION Director-Mr. Moore. Assistant Directors-Miss Rice and Mr. Stlauffer. Dancing-Miss Lanpher and Miss Murray. Pianist-Miss Murray. Stage Manager-Mr. Hearn, assisted by John Franklin and Alt Art and Make-up-Miss Hearn and Miss Spelnran. Business Manager-Valerie Epply. Advertising Maniager-George Innes. on Schofield.

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H THE RECORD GLEE CLUBS TOP ROWV--C. Sharp. H. Roemer, M. Berger, M. WV1'agg, H. Heck, L. Stiwald G. Gibliu, M. Vvilliams, Y. Eppley, R. Zilch, V. Cooper. BOTTOM ROW-H. Ziuk. A. Herbst. D. Mehzke. N. Ruth, K. Strollmeier, G Hubbard, R. Mischka, A. Becker, T. Nays, TOP ROW-AF. Rolckwlood, E. Gillman, H. Nalley, M. Northeim, R. Draves A. Bechtel, M. Egeland. BOTTOM ROVV-R, Sltauden, N. R-afesler, G. Fuhrman, D. Reynolds, D. Ludwig

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Po THE RECORD Scholarship Group ,WW ,, l FIRST ROVV-L. McConnell, M. VVi1helm, M. Berger, T. Dyvbzinski, M. Nord, lvl. Kovach, M. Steinke. E. Finnegan, SECOND ROW-J. Beres. R. Kelly. R. Zilch, H. Heck, VV. Berk, H. Roenier. H. Zink, M. 'Witte, F. VVilheln1. THIRD ROW-D. Ludwig, G. Innes, S. Norton. P. Braun, VV. Guild. R. Baetz. E. Segert, J. Innes. SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST Saturday, April 26, a group of Amherst High students went to Rdigeville to en- ter the State Scholarship Contest. Wanda Berk won first honors in English lY and Paul Braun won first in French I. Those who participated were: English I: lillll-'ll Finnegan. Joe Beres, Frederick Ebbs. Frederick VVilhel1ng English Il: lNl.1rgare1 Berger, Mary Nord, Marion VVitte and lllarie VVilhelm: English III: George Innes. U011P11d Ludwig' and William Guild: English IV: YVanda Berk ffirist place! and Ruth Zilch Qsecond plalcel: F!'911Cl1 I2 Paul Braun Qtirst placej and Donald Lud- Wlg ltlllrd pl3C6lQ Fl'e1lCl1 II: Rlltll ZllCl1f5910011d place-J gud Wianda Berk ttliiril P18093 Latin I: Joe Beresi Latin II! Margaret Berger and Theresa Dybzinski: C'l19D1iSU'y2 Paul B1'21ll11 Bild Seymour NOrtong Algebra: Margaret Kovach, Mildred Steinke and Frederick NVilhelm: Geometry: Edwin Segert, Richard Baetz, XVillian1 Guild and Ralph Kelly.