Breckenridge High School - Brecksonian Yearbook (Breckenridge, MI)

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 1st Row: Maxine McLean, Stanley Bailey, Oraen Grove, Don Schurr, Geraldine Curtis, Clare McPherson, Ruth McKenzie. Back Row: Director, Miss Theo Isham, Barbara Basllck, Loea Dar- ling, Andy Root, Lee Halstead, Carleton Klme, Arthur Mlll- beugh, Richard Stewart, Fred Roux, Louise Kuse, Mildred Krepps. One Mad Night , a farce conedy In three acts was given by the Junior Class as its contribution to the entertainment field this year. February ninth was the date selected, and a packed house was there to enjoy It. The story was built around an old mansion, purchased by the hero, but occupied by a doctor and several mental patients. The antics of these nuts plus the excitement created by the entry of a tough gunman caused chills end giggles to chase each other up and down your snlne. Roles were ably taken as follows: Don Cutter, Don Schurr; Lucille Mercey, Carmen Grove; Dr. Bunn, Fred Roux; Mrs. Kluck, Mildred Krepps; Gertrude Finch, Maxine McLean; Mrs. T. Ashlngton Finch, Geraldine Curtis; Danny Sllleto, Arthur Millbaugh; Artemus Burke, Andy Root; John Alden, Carleton Kime; Priscilla, Ruth Mc- Kenzie; Ur. Hyde, Stanley Bailey; Depression, Louise Kuse; Wing Clare McPherson; Lady Macbeth, Lome Darling. Technicians: Barbara Easlick, Lee Halstead, Richard Stewart. Director: Miss Theo Isham. 24

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY 1st Hon: Ur 1coin Hilliard, Roberto Baslick, Kenneth Berton, Jeon Smith, Eugene Randall, Director, Hr. Swank. Beck Row: Clere Rhyne rd, Joe Wolfgang, Betty Sewmiller, Roger Howe, Dorothy Rhoeas, Lowell Snyder. Mysterious es the continent it 8 none suggests, The Yellow Shadow erst it's darkest shade the night of March 30th. The cast, many of whom trod the boards in lest year's Junior Pley under the sane director, Ur. Ray Swank, provided again that realistic atmosphere achieved only through infinite patience and hours of labor. A word of praise to the technical 3teff for the complete illusion effectea by sound effects end special properties. The cast: Dorothy Rhoads es Mildred Marvin, Roberta Easlick as Nell Travis, Malcolm Hilliard as Herbert Marvin, Betty Saw- miller, as Hazel Wayne, Louise Hook as Alice Perkins, Kenneth Berton as Jed Travis, Lowell Snyder as Wong Song, Joe Wolfgang as Mr. Wright, Gene Randall as the hick sheriff Macklin, Jean Snith as Coroner Steele, and Clare Rhynard as Gerald Lloyd. Technical staff: Betty Ceywood, Roger Howe, Eugene Pickett. SENIOR TRIP May 24!. Red Letter Day for all good Seniors'. As this is being written anticipation is high, for a full day has been plan- ned, guaranteed to produce a full cron of corns and bunions. High lights of the trip will be a tour through the Detroit Tree Press, and the studios of W.J.R., as well as a big league ball game. Side trips of interest will include Greenwich Village and Windsor via the tunnel and beck by Ambassador Bridge. Heigh-ho! The best of good times! but mind your knittin'. Seniors!! 23

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FOOTBALL Kneeling: Horret, Bott.Klme, Halstead, HI 11beugh, Robertson,Root Neltzke, Darling, Plokett. Second Row: Coach Hicks, Oronda, Hook, Stewrt,Randall,Hall, Hil- liard, Poster, Gerow, Mgr's. Barton, Howe. Back Row: R. Yankie, Baldwin, E. Yankle, Roux, Snyder, Roth. 1937 CHAMPIONS The 1937 season proved that history repeats Itself. The team,under the guidanceof Coach Hicks,won the Valley C Conference Championship title. The class of the season showed an undefeated and untied score. The season began with a decided victory, when the Blue and Cold swept aside Elsie’s pride of 3 years with no defeats, with a score of 9-0. The rest of the teams were defeated In order. This season’s schedule ms: Elsie, Edmore, Shepherd, St. Charles, Ith- aca, Chesaning, Beaverton, St. Louis, and Ovid. Graduation takes 11 hard playingand talentedmen offthe teem. Captain James Hall, Pickett.Darling, Robertson, Horvat, Hilliard, Randall, Foster, Bott, Neltxke, and Snyder. Next year will find the new team under the guidance of Lee Halstead and Richard Stewart, Co-captaIns-elect. Good luckto you—the team of 1938!!! Bring us more scores like these of the 1937 season: . B.H.S.—9 Elsie.........-0 B.H.S.-47 Chesaning......6 d □ q .90 m more---------0 B.H.S.— 30 Beaverton—-—--0 B.H.S.-26 Shepherd-------0 B.H.S.-26 St. Louis -0 B.H.S.-25 St. Charles----7 B.H.S.-13 Ovid 0 B.H.S.- 16 Ithaca---------0 25