Boonville High School - Entre Nous Yearbook (Boonville, IN)

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Junior Pioneers Thelma Cranor Geneva Roberts Margaret Dillingham Salome Tuley Helen Roth George Baker Helene Kelley Raymond France Magdalene'Roller Richard Byers Valliee Hart PhriatopherReynoids Carol Preble Martha L. Gerber Eioise Derr Ralph France Gerald McNeely Virginia Hall Susannah Folsom Thomas Powell I,ela Dunaway Thelma Brown Dorothy Rhoads Norma Moore Bela Spradley } age Twenty-one

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Junior Pioneers Jane Howard Lois Fisher Marie Lutz Marlon Vote Charles Maier George Powers Grace McKinney Gilbert Roth Catherine Roth illian Hedges Florence Wilkinson Walter Donnelly Jane Eb’.e Richard Ilebner Raymond Goie Richard Johnson Pauline Hullett Howard Siegel M'ncrva Lutz Hazel Roedel Mabel Hanold Helen Richardson Lucile Hay Alliron Baum Frederick Rauth Page Twenty

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THE PIONEER Cool Knights” The students of B. H. S. presented a three-act musical comedy at the Clarke Gym Friday evening, November 23, 1928. Miss Eugenia Mears, representative of the Triangle Producing Co., was the coach. Miss Margaret Myers was the accompanist. This play concerns a group of typical college girls and boys who try very hard to get along without each other and get into many unpleasant places. However, it ends well and they all come to a reconcllliatlon. SCENARIO ACT I—Sigma Nu Fraternity House at Indiana University ACT II—Moor Island in Pacific Ocean ACT III—Sigma Nu Fraternity House at Indiana University several weeks later CAST OF CHARACTERS Phil Sherwin, of football fame.......................... Rueben Carter, true to his name......................... Slim” Saunders, who has a hunch........................ Handsome” Harry, shiek of the bunch.................... Percival Hall, his sister’s double...................... Professor Grey, who starts the trouble ................. Sam, the head steward at Indiana University............. Betty Page, the college beauty ......................... Helen Marsh, keen on duty .............................. Mabel Thorne, of a studious mind ....................... Tomboy” Lake, not so inclined ......................... Olive Branch, with a family tree ....................... 'iss Dora Dean, of the faculty ........................ itrons of class of 1890: First Matron ....................................... Second Matron ...................................... Third Matron ....................................... President .............................................. Secretary ...I.......................................... Old Maid ..........................................ZZZZZ Mrs. Higgins ........................................... ........Harold Bohrer ......Richard Johnson .........Tom Tichenor Meredith Younkers ......Cecil D. Clifford ...... Charles Kinder Richard Byers ........Lela Dunaway ......... Imogene Hay Dorothy Traylor Mary Frank Sullenger ......... Jane Howard ..... Mildred Donnelly ....... Thelma Cranor ............Jane Eble ..........Eloise Derr ........ Imogene Ward .... Susannah Folsom .......... Jewel Hay ......... Anne Hoover Ballet, Pirate and Sweetheart Chorus—Dorothy Rhoads, Jane Hoover, Helen Charlton, Elizabeth Miller, Annabelle Abshire, Mary Jeanette Miller, Hattie Mae Derr, Martha Ferguson. Sailor, Heart and Dream Girl Chorus—Bessie Campbell, Salome Tuley, Norma Moore, Char- Wilson, Lois Kindermann, Virginia Hall, Eloise Dunaway, lone Youngblood. Chorus—Janice Holtsclaw, Volean Utzman, Norma Vaugier, Jeanne Roberts, La- ai oth, Imogene Powers, June Flint, Mary Jane Bohrer, Jean Carnahan. lula k uoi McConnel, Martha Ruth Rucker, Marjorie Siegel, June Bender, Rosa- Shreve, Ml e Fleming, Jane Bailey, Mary Frank Shaw, Marjorie Floyd, Elizabeth linghar' Vk Twenty -two 1929