Belfast High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Belfast, OH)

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l T. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES We Seniors, as a class, made our first public appearance November 7, 1947, by presenting a three act comedy entitled, He was a Gay Senorita . jay Freeman and Bill Williamson had the leading roles-jay as Arnold Benjamin, and Bill as Larry Moore. They were supported by a cast of eight classmates.These being: Carl Freeman --------------------- - Father of A1'l'l01d Wahnita McKee --- -- Arno1d's sweetheart Donna Walker --- --- Larry's Sweetheart jean Chambers --- -- A poor relation of Arnold's Phyllis Glaze --- --- The housekeeper and also joan's Companion Roger Chambers -- --- Her husband and gardener Louise Helterbran -- -- A Spanish lady and also played the part of the doctor joan Tener ------- --- The senorita whom Larry Moore impersonates We were under the excellent direction of Mrs. Mazie McMahon. The junior-Senior Banquet was given in honor of the Seniors of 1948, on May 7, 1948. A delicious three-course dinner was served at seven o'clock to thirty four people. Mr. Earl Freeman was toastmaster. The Seniors were welcomed by our class president, Bill Williamson, and Raymond Palmer, president of the Senior Class, gave their acceptance. After this Mr. Ernest Williamson and Mr. Richard Davison gave enjoyable toasts. Following the dinner we proceeded to the gym where the Seniors, upon entering, were showered with confetti. Entertainment was provided and everyone had an enjoyable time. Several parties were given this year-a skating party at the skating rink in Seaman, Ohio, a Halloween party at Donna Wa1ker's, and Wahnita McKee gave a birthday party at her home. We had a wonderful time at each. We had a Christmas dinner in the home economics room on December ZZ, 1948. Each pupil gave donations of money or a dish, and the teachers furnished ice cream and cake. Names were drawn this year and the presents were put under the tree at the beginning of the day. Following the dinner the presents were distributed by the Senior girls. We were dismissed for the day at 2:00. The juniors gave an enjoyable evening of entertainment on November IZ, 1948, when they presented a hillbilly comedy, Turnblin Creek . Mrs. Mazie McMahon directed the play. They are now planning a junior-Senior Banquet to be given on May l3, 1949, for the Seniors of 49 , which is sure to be a success. We are giving as our Senior Class Play, Star Crazy , a three act comedy to be presented April 8, 1949. Our director will be Mr. Richard Glauner. Our other activities will be discussed under the other headings. Donna Walker 35

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