Bristol High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Bristol, IN)

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THE HILLTDPPER .HTHREE LITTLE 1VIAIDS The Iunior Class play, l'Three Little Maids , by Henry Rowland, Was pre- sented on February the Znd., at 8:00 P. M. in the Community Building. The entire action of the play took place in the living-room of Mrs. Leffing- Wells New York home. THE CAST CONSISTED OF Mrs. Linda Leffingwell ...................................................,..... .,..... M arion Duncan Leslie Leffingwell, an adopted son ....... ........ B obert Hite Caroline, the maid ........................... ........ V elma Miller Mrs. McKee Marshall, a friend ....... ........ B etty Garver Madeline Marshall, her daughter ............................... ....... D oris Bertch Dr. George Butler, the Leffingwell family doctor ........ . ......... Don Schrock Estrella ..........................................................,...,.............. ,........ E lla Belle Artley Nella- Three Little Maids ..... f ........ Martha Haas Ella ........................,................. .......... B etty Hilton Robert Berton, thief ....... ......... B obert Morton Grogan, detective .............................................................,................................ Bill Coss The play Was directed by Gerald Neff, who was assisted by Mary Ellen Day. Between acts Miss Hickman sang, l'Madam Butterfly , and the girls double trio sang, 'lMorning Song, and l'LuXemburg Gardens . 18

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THE HILLTDPPER Top Row: Mr. Neff-Teacher, Robert Morton, Leo Stults, Harry Sullivan, Iohn Bellows. Second Row: Bill Sutton, Dick Wood, Bill Cass, Robert Hite, Iarnes Sanders, Don Schrock, Glen Derr. Third Row: Eldon Iohnson, Bill Berkhart, Betty Garver, Doris Bertch, Lenore Krogh, Arlene Arthur, Frances Hostetter, Ruth Bourn, Mary Mercier. Bottom Row: Marion Duncan, Velma Miller, Rosemary Pease, Irene Lowell, Martha Haas, Mary Ellen Day, Betty Hilton, Ella Belle Artley, Frederick Eggleston, JUN IORS in the year 1939 the class of '41 started their hurdles over the rough bumps of the lunior Class with 33 members. Two however, have gotten lost along the Way. They are: Glenn Davis and Phyllis Holdeman. The tirst big event ot the year was the Hlunior Carnival of Nations, held in the gym on October 28th. On February 2nd, the play Three Little Maids was presented. Thqtinal event was the prom which Wfaslield on April Bthf The class officers are: President .......... ......... B obert Morton Vice-President ....... ....... W illiam Berkhart Secretary ....... .......... B etty Hilton Treasurer ....... ...... B etty Garver 20