Bellpoint High School - Bellpointer Yearbook (Bellpoint, OH)

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TQQSUQ 1. A- . g p 4 X X , ' ' '-'L -Q,.s- 4 ,A A ,w 5 a, I 4'.lAW Hl EE, dgv, 'Dial a Q I This year our Glee Club including both girls and boys, were as usual, under the direction of Mrs. Healy. We have enjoyed music very much, singing many new songs and working hard on our operetta Usunbonnet Sue.W It seems as though the members of the Glee Club have taken a greater interest in music this year than in previous years. We have enjoyed several parties given at the school house by the members of the Club. Every member had the opportunity to take an active part in the musical programs and games which were a part of the year's music work. The Club was well represented at the annual Spring Festival which was held at Gray Chapel on the Ohio Wesleyan cam March 27. pus: The program consisted of several numbers presented by dif- ferent schools and of several numbers sung by the All-County chorus directed by Mrs. Denton. The All-county songs follows: Lovely Appear. . . . . .Gounod WSIB 38 Hey-Marinka . . . . . . .Bohemian Folk Song Where e'er you walk . . . .Handel The Heavens Resound . . . .Beethoven Classical numbers which were played by the All-county orchestra, directed by Mr. Paul Stevens, are: Andante from Surprise Symphony Norwegian Dance . . . . . .Grieg March Militaire . . . . . .Schubert County Superintendent Main gave a welcome and appreciation of music. All schools concerned work the festival the great success which it was. The operetta HSunbonnet Sueu was presented at School Auditorium, April 29, by the members of the -35a discussed the hard to make the Bellpoint High School.

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The chief character is a Sunbonnet girl who is an orphan of musical parents, She is under the care of Scroggs who tries to make of her a household drudge. Sue after much persuasion by different individuals finally has the opportunity of entering a singing contest which is sponsored by Mrs. Coleman the president of the State Federation of Music Clubs. There are several con- testants among shom is Sue, who is able to enter the contest through the kindness of Mrs. Coleman's daughter, Barbara. Sue wins the prize. Bob Coleman, the president's son falls in love with Sue but she doesn't wish to marry because of her poverty. The Constable, who searches the Scrogg's home finds a deed to a town lot in Los Angeles which belongs to Sue. This proof of property removes the barrier fromSue's mind and she decides im- mediately to accept Bob's proposal. The characters were well portrayed by the following cast: Miranda,I-Iiram tgc Mrs. Meadows' daughter .......... Dorothy Staley Mrs. Meadows, President of the local music club. Betty Rodgers Luella Lumpton, a village maiden ..... .......... Leona M. VanGundy Hiram Meadows, a kindly farmer . ............ ' .... Robert Poling Evalina,Abijah a Mrs.Scroggs' daughter ...... ... Jessie Andrews Reuben Mcspavin, the village constable's son ... Merle Macklin Ezra Mcspavin, the village constable ........... Vernon Geller Mrs. Coleman, a Wealthy patron of music .... .. Esther Thomas Bob Coleman, her son . ................. .. .. John Miller Barbara Coleman, her daughter .... ...... .. Gertrude Webster Jerry Jackson, Bob's'ohum .... ........... .. James Thomas Susan Clifton, The Sunbonnet girl .......... .. Virginia Rutherimd Mrs. Scroggs, Abijah Soorggs' better half .. .. FrancesM.Freshwata Sadie Simpkins, another village maiden .. ....... Ora Webb The girls' songs and dance groups: I. Bernice Young, Eileen Webster, Maryalys Thomas II. Jean Sabine, Alda Hayes, Albina Dunlap, Adele Von Moegen Freda Thomas III. Alice Easton, Gladys Firman, Berdena Pounds IV. Hose VonMoegen, Clarine Moore, Mary Freshwater V. Mildred Shively, Susan Shively, Grace Prouty, Darlene Dunlap, Florence Conroy, The boys group: Joe Boylan, Billy Kilbury, Bobby Thomas, James Webster, John Macklin. Music Director ...... Mrs. Healy Dance Director ...... Miss Ross Costume A Makeup .... Miss Fisher Technical director.. Mr. Scott Business Manager .... Mr. Salisbury Much credit should be given to the girls of the Home Economics Class for their work in making all the sunbonnets and the group dressesg and to Mr. Scott for the building and painting of the new state extension and all the fences and trellises. ...37..