Birch Run High School - Panther Tales Yearbook (Birch Run, MI)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL, con’t. To Delphine Johnson, Barbara Kretz leaves her good times in the typing room during the first hour. Robert Letterman, who was so quiet we hardly knew he was here, wills his technique of staying out of trouble to Robert Schmunk. Being of jovial mood, Alice Mortson wills her often heard laughter to Rosemary Grew. Billie Joy Newvine will to Dorothy Hickmott her unequalled record of afternoon absences. Margaret Owens bequeaths to Betty Snellen- berger her friendliness. To Donna Muehlfeld, Betty Lou Parker wills her honor as Miss D. A. R. Ernestine Reis, who really enjoyed the senior year, wills to Glenn Tanner her merry laughter and the red face that accompanies it. Ema Scharrer, who enjoyed every monent of High School, wills her happy outlook on life to Don Childs. Shirley Seder wills her interest in Fords and the Air Force to Delores Wilson. Charles Smith wills his regular attendance to Don Witkop. Richard Traub, who had had many a good time at the library counter, wills the care of said counter to Charles Cicalo and Glen Snellenberger. To any one who has the energy, Mary Jane Venable wills her ability to sneak out of first hour study hall and meet her cronies in typing room. To Shirley Ewing, Ellen Zehnder wills her old heart throbs. In testimony whereof, we the said Senior Class have to this our last will and testament suscribed our names, this last day of April, in the year of our Lord, 1953. Signed Senior Class 1953

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SENIOR PLAY The story of the complicated life of a seventeen year old girl with her first boy-friend made up the plot for the senior play, January 9, 1953. Angie, the heroine, had no end of trouble in keeping Jack, her boy-friend. Of course her best friends , Jane and Margie didn’t help matters any. And when Lorraine, Angie's sister, went sophisticated on her family, she not only couldn't keep her steady, she almost scared Jack away. Kitty, Angie's little, disillu- sioned, ten year old sister, was disappointed to find that Angie, too, had succumbed to romance just as her older sisters had. The charming story, capable directed by Mrs. Harold Irish, drew enthusiastic applause. Members of the cast were: Angie........ Margaret..., Lorraine..... Kitty........ Jack......... Tony......... Jane......... Margie....... Fitz......... Art.......... Mr. Morrow . Mrs. Morrow Martin Keefe Marjorie Grooms Kay Kramer Willa Hathaway Mary Ellen Craig James Adomiet Marvin Hauck Alice Mortson Shirley Seder Chauncey Schmidt Dale Schumann Richard Traub Barbara Kretz Robert Letterman Working dilligently backstage were Erna Scharrer as assistant director, Betty Lou Parker, Zada Rae Harris, and Ernestine Reis, as prompters, Margaret Owens at the curtain, and Phyllis Seiferlein, Billie Joy Newvine and Mary Jane Venable, costumes.