Archbold High School - Blue Streak Yearbook (Archbold, OH)

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SENIOR PLAYS Back Row: Marlin Riegsecker. Lyle Lauber, lack Lauber. Middle Row: Hattie Clingamcm, Ann Reidell, Sally Scales. Mary Sue Rychener. Patricia Winzeler Front Row: Caroline Grime, Mary Ellen Lauber, Ioan Gigax, Iames Myers Mrs. Sarah Reynolds, Dick's Aunt John Reynolds, her husband ,,,,,,,,... . Dick Reynolds, a college boy .....,, Pee-Wee Smith, his pal ...,.., , ,,,....,. Tweety, a hired girl ..., ,,,,,A. , ,.,.,,, Monahan, a state policeman ....,. .,,, . Harold Custer, a very polite man ., Mrs. Custer, his aged mother .,..... John Young, Denver Wyse, Harley Gaddis, Rollin Hayes THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS MUMBO IUMBO Tuesday Nagin, April 29. 1952, sion P.M. CAST OF CHARACTERS ..,,,, Ann Reidell Glendon Schantz , ,.... Denver Wyse ., Rollin Hayes Mr. Peter Beamish, who is blind ..,,. ,, ...,.. , ,, , . . John Young Doctor Omahandra, a West indian mystic Lyle Lauber Key Samedi, his ward ,,,.....,.... ,, .... ,.... ,...,, M a ry Sue Rychener Madame Celeata, a native witch woman . .,,,, Mary Ellen Lauber .... Pat Winzeler Peaches Greeding, a chorus girl ..,,,,,,, ,..,.. , ., ..., ,. Carolyn Crime ., , Marlin Riegsecker Lem Marblehead, sheriff of Milburn Jim Myers ., Jack Lauber Miss Emma Burpee, sheriff of Hope Town Hattie Clingaman . ..,, Sally Scales Daisy, her ten-year-old niece .,.........,.,. ..., , . Joan C-igax SYNOPSIS The action of the entire play takes place in the living room of Cherry Tree Farm, the summer home ot the Reynolds in New England. Act l: Scene 1: About five o'c1ock in the evening of a day in Iune Scene 2: Two hours later. Act Il: Very early the next morning Act III: A second or two later Ushers: Elaine Kernig, Donna Graber, Conna Graber, Carol lean Schmucker, George Wagner. Ralph Burkholder: Prompters: Ann Reidell, Velma Rupp, George Wagner: Stage Properties: Miss Ruth Fagley: Costumes and Make-up: Mrs. Keim: Director: Iacob Burkholder.

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.af SENIOR PLAYS .t 1 at l r' Back Row: Iames Ziegler, Sally Scales, Velma Rupp, Caroline Grime, Gene Bernath, Ralph Burkholder, Darrell Stuckey George Wagner, lohn Wyse, Marvin Storrer. Lowell Spiess. Front Row: Harriet Spengler, Elaine Kernig, Conna Graber, Donna Graber, Carol Schmucker, Muriel Miller, Mary Ellen Lauber. Rev. William Spence, ai minister Hope Spence, his wife , . Hartzell, their son , , Eileen, their daughter , , Dr. Romer, a good friend Louise, a pretty miss THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN Friday Night, May 2. 1952. 8:00 P.M. CAST OF CHARACTERS ,,,,.,,,,.Lowell Siess , ,. Harriet Spengler Ralph Burkholcler ,,,, ,.,,.. Elaine Kernig Marvin Storrer Carol Jean Schmucker Letty, a pest Mrs. Sandow, a proud woman Mrs. Digby, a chair singer Georgie, her son , , Mrs. Cambridge, a church worker . ......,,. Mrs. Jellison, a church worker Maria, a pretty Mexican girl ,,,,,.... .,.......,.... D onna Graber Major Cooper, a man of sixty Molly, a crusader .. , Conna Graber Bishop Sherwood, a just man Ronny, her brother , Gene Bernath Rev. Frazer Spence, prologue and SYNOPSIS Place: The little town Time: About 1910 Act I: Scene Scene Act II: Scene Scene Scene Act III: Scene 1 2: l 2 3 l Mr. The The The The The of Laketon, Iowa Spence's parsonage. Early afternoon in April. same. same. An hour later A rainy afternoon in Iune same. A Saturday afternoon in April. same. Aftemoon a iew days later SQIT19. Afternoon a iew days later. , . . Carolyn Grim: . Mary Ellyn Lauher W, ...,,, ., Sally Scaes John D. Wyse Velma Rupp Mary Sue Rychener George Wagner Darrel Stuckey narration . ,.,.,,.,.,., Jim Ziegler Scent 2: The same. A Sunday morning in Iune ol the following year. PROLOGUE AND NARRATION Pulpit of the Reverend Frazer Spence's Church in Laketon Ushers: Ioan Gigax, Denver Wyse, Lyle Lauber,Hattie Clingaman, Patricia Winzeler, Marlin Rieg- secker: Prompters: Jack Lauber, Ann Reidell: Music: Pipe organ recordings by Ioan Gigax: Stage Managers: Marlin Short, Herbert Wyse: Director: Iacob Burkholderg Music between Acts: Iunior Band, Mr. Menichetti directing.

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