Blunt High School - Monarch Yearbook (Blunt, SD)

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SENIOR CLASS P LAY After four weeks of determ1nat1on and hard work the senlor class presented the three act farce comedy Take It Easy by W1ll1am D Flsher March Z9 30 It was a very successful event w1th a full house both nlghts Th1s was the fxrst senlor class play presented at Blunt H1gh 1n the past two years so naturally everyone was cur1ous to see what sort of an attractlon xt would be An extenslve advertlslng program was worked out for gettlng publlclty on the event The play was under the d1rect1on of Mrs Ruth A Chase Prmclpal of the Blunt Hxgh School Luther B1g Eagle jr was student asslstant act1ng as stage manager and general prop man Cast Mrs Imanda Hlghgate Forgetful eccentrlc Phyllxs Merr1tt Nancy I-hghgate Her attractxve daughter- Norma Osterkamp Tom Laurence An art1st 1n love wlth Nancy Eugene GlZ1eWSk1 Lon Torence A lnuse pamter- erome Maclejewskl john Florenz An unknown quantlty- Kenneth Marshall Florence Coquettlsh ma1d Joyce Furlow Phxlxp A bewlldered butler V1ncent Glassmaker Arthur The rn1sch1evous yard boy Robert Mercer Beagle jones A boastful detechve -V1ncent K1rsch HE AIN T DONE RIGHT BY NELL A one act meller drammer He Alnt Done Rlght ByNell by Wnlbur Braun was presented as the Carnwal play for the fall of 45 The cast was selected from the ent1re student body The play was under the d1rect1on of Mrs Loren Chase Th1s 'h1ll b1lly ' play was presented before a full house whlch seemed to enjoy It to the utmost CAST Llttle Nell Derkms- just an old fash1oned heroine -RGTDOHH Blg Eagle Granny Perklns Who arrxes a secret for years -Ruth Klepke Lolly Wllklns A typ1cal old mald Phyllls Merrltt Vera Carleton From the C1ty -Norma Osterkamp Burkett Carleton Her father who owns the old m1ll -Eugene G1z1ew sk1 H1lton Hays A wolf 1n sheeps clothmg Jerome Mac1eJewsk1 jack Logan Our manly hero Kenneth Marshall ll Il t ------- . ----- ---J . . . Mary' -------- -The very outspoken cook ------------ Ruth Kiepke ll U Il fl li ll 1 1 . fl

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SCHOOI CP RNIVAL The annual School farmval was more of a success thrs year than ever before Shortly after the ln1t1at1on of the Freshman the plans were begun for th1s event to be held October 26 27th 1945 A program was held at the Hlgh School Aud1tor1um Frrdayev en1ng Thls conslsted of a one act play He Am t Done Rlght by Nell Songs by the Gxrls Glee Club and short talks by faculty members The lOll16S Begere as put on by e1ght of the h1gh school boys was cleverly done and the dance routxnes were h1l ar1ous The Greclan Urn Dance presented by Kenneth Nlarshall and Eugene G1Z16WSk1 showed true terpslchorean knowledge After one and one half hours of entertalnment 1n the audlto rxum the gymnas1um was opened and f1lled to It s capac1ty by peo ple who enjoyed themselves through out the evenlng XV1th the old favorltes such Blngo Bumper Game Box1ng Matches Penny Make up Booth F1sh Pond Novelty Stand and the lunch Room On Saturday nlght a dance was held ln the Leglon Audltorlum under the ausplces of the H1gh School Danc1ng was enjoyed unt1l the wee small hours after the coronatlon of the Carnlval Klng and Queen Eugene G1z1ewsk1 and Norma Osterkamp Thelr attendants were Gerald Wles and Dorothy Marshall jumors Lavxrencm ass maker and Lols Osterl-camp Sophomores and Wayne Frxckson and Helen Marshall Freshman Robert Sevenlng and oanne Gunsalus from the upper grade room were the grade school attendants Our Carmval proved to be the most remuneratwe project of the year gross1ng over S700 Ed1tOTS FRESHMAN INITTATION Freshman In1t1at1on was held October 6 1945 at the school gymnas1um The three boys dressed as sweater glrls nd the only glrl I-'elen Marshall dressed as a COXVg11'l The Fresnnan as a whole proved very good sports The evenmg was spentplay lng games Refreshments were served ! Q y l . . . - K ll A - I . DDO ' ' , - , Q5 T . 00 . . . . r Cl - UV 1 . . . . . . ' as: ' , 1 . ' , Pitch, Bottle Games, Nail Pounding, Dart Game, Fortune Telling, - 7 I 1 J o I ' , ' 5 f -El - l J I 4 . . J . . . Y . no . va I , . Q . J A Y . ' 1 I 1 , .