Brewster High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brewster, OH)

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y Senior Play Top-Donna XV:-ntling, Marilyn Freslxour, Murilyon Ivey, Ruth Lcclxner, Nona Kcnenster, Betty Mann, X'il','2jilllil Miilkitf, Rose Fruilly. Second-Miss Atkinson, Dorothy Melson, Dun Diotale, Mildred Raulirk, Marian Kibler, Jim Morrison, Tlxereszm Hl'ibtll', Antoinette Mzlnvllo, Fern Vogel. Bottoni-Fred Hurr, Junice Fowler, Muriun Lutz, Maury Alice Bvttvilyon, Roy Duuglivrt-y, Myru Rock, Donna. McGrann, Paul Steiner. The Senior Class presented a three-act comedy, Cash and Carrie on November 16, 1945. Carrie CM. A. Bettilyonb had a hard time keeping her budget straight. Uncle Omar Lully fRoy Daughertyb a pompous old gentleman, promised her a new home if she 4' kept her budget balanced for one month. Car- rie got herself and the whole cast into sev- eral hilarious situations by trying to cover up her mistakes. Not one person will ever forget Myra Rock in her role as Alberta, Car- rie's youngest daughter and infant terrible. J ior Play Top-Carol Ernst, Betty Hill, Kenny Brediger, Andy Codispoti, Jolm Paulson, Enio Frnstaci, R-iclmrd Petscher, Antoinette Musaccllia, Miss Atkinson. Bottom-Nadean Manse, Leota Sclmney, Joe Horvuth, Dorothy Counts, Gary VVzu'tsler, Jean Babes, Her- bert. Sledd, Alnleda XValler. The Junior Class presented the play, Meet Uncle Sally, on Friday, March twenty-ninth. The cast With the help of Miss Atkinson, gave an excellent performance to the crowd in the high school auditorium. The assistant 27 directors were Carol Ernst, Betty Hill and Enio Frastaci. The publicity was handled by Betty Hill and Carol Ernst. Carol Boyer and Ann Mor- rison were in charge of make-up. Richard Petscher acted as Stage Manager.

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Mixed Chorus I l Top-Rodley Nichols, XVaynv Kilgore, Dirk Bredigor, Everett Vernon, Paul Steiner, Irwin Gibbons, Don Morrison, Fred Harr, Bob Pattison, Dick Backus, Isidore Uodispoti, Dan Diot-ale. 'Phird-Dottie Hill, Pat Brown, Gloria Murphy, Rhoda. Sponsler, Anna, Mae Burraw, Lrota. Schaney, ' Dorothy Counts, Nona Keith, Betty Hill. Anna Carr, Virginia Midkitf, Carol Boyor. Srrond-No-na Krnenstcr, Mildred R-adirk, Carol Ernst. Geraldine XVis0, Alnxvda lvallrr, ,Antoinette Ma- nollo, Mable xvilS0l!, Matilda Arko, Margaret I.-ijguras, Flora Mazzafvrri, Mary Alice Bettilyon, Mary Nancy Cavvslio, Myra Bock, Mrs. Braden. Bottom--Betty Comlkle, Jean Dildinr, Antoinette Mnsarclria, Dorothy Molson, Joyce Fowler, Angeline 4 Mazzaforri, Donna Prirc, Nadran Mnnse, Doris Svverini. ' Girl Reserves Top--Janice Fowler, Ruth Lcclmer, Anna Mae Bnrraw, Marian Kihler, Betty Mann, Nona Keneasler, Nona Keith, Melva. Cindric. Second--Miss Von Gunten, Mable lVilson, Anna Farr, Virginia Midkitl, Marian Lutz, Carol Ernst, Bev- ' ' erly Swihurt, Betty Hayes, Myra Bork, Matilda Arko, .Ioan Dildine. Bottoni-Virginia! .-hnmalmitti, Marilyn Fresliour, Betty Ponkle, Phyllis Xvobb, Donna McGrann, An- toinette Musacrhia, Betty Hill, Virginia Krirhbaum, Jean Blake. The Girl Reserves have had an eventful year. i Q The biggest event in the year was the Girl Reserve Conference. The girls were proud to have it in Brewster this year. There were Girl Reserves from all over Stark County at- tending this conference and also representa- tives from New York. V We have enjoyed the Girl Reserves this uk- . - rx! ,, ,,, .5'r ,shin-,, ,,,, YW, Y Y year and we hope it will continue to be the ine organization that it has been. President .......,,... ............. D onna McGrann Vice President ..... ,.... A ntoinette Musacchia Secretary ...,.i.,.. ...,...,.....i.. P hyllis Webb Treasurer .... ..................,.. B etty Hill Reporter ...... Virginia Krichbaum 29