Bryant High School - Hoosier Owl Yearbook (Bryant, IN)

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EAGER TO LEARN THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Row One: Franklin Fifer, Phyllis Le Favour. Row Two: Bonnie Vorhees, Arlene Craig, Tommy Murphy, Carol Ann Campbell, Betty Longnecker, Bobby Phelps, Mary Martha Stitzer, Nancy Houser. Row Three: George Sxolz, Harley Bergman, John Gegenheimer, Mary Lou Bollenbacker, Nancy Dickson, Janet Hoskins Richard Braun, Alvin Hardin. Row Four: Ronald Fifer, Mary Lou Orr, Dee Flauding, Clela Treece, Max Ken- yon. Nancy Braun. Shirley Leonard, Row Five: Max Garlinger, John Bailey, Judith Ann Axe, Robert Roser, Vernon Haley. Row Six: Mrs. Gerber Cteacherl, Ronald Dynes, Kenneth Huey, Larry Straley, Norma Lou Gar- lineer, Shirley Hough, Harold Barslcy, Delbert Lehrnan,La1ry Bollenbacker. Absentees: Charles Plummer, Judith Ann Schisler, Dickie Houser. Entered Later: Joyce Loy, Sue Lybarger, Judith Ann Smith, Robert Guntle Donald Gunter. FIRST AND SECCND GRADE Row One: Billy Loy, Rosrmafy Beals, Audrey Fifer. Carolyn Lehmann, Sue Denney, Sharon Shoemaker, John Shoemaker, Deloris Fairchild. Row Two: Donald Schisler, Nancy Ebersole, Neil Dickson, Freddie Hough. Di ine Houser, Donald Slitzer, Junior Bergman, Dickie Halflier. Row Three: Bessie Garringer, Roger Plummer, Judith Huey, Donald Garlinger, Nancy Flauding, Jackie Pyle, Aileen Smith. Row Four: Max Haffner, Anna- hells Butcher, Eddie Leonard. Row Five: Miss Fosnight, Ralph Lawrence Ronald Straley, Billie Miller, Mary Lou Poling, Annabelle Bardsley, Alice Harden, Ronald Cox. Alan Masters, Janet Axe, Joe Orr, Dale Caldwell. Row Six: Joe Alcxiincler, James Elzey, Carolyn Longnctker, Geraldine Moses, Nancy Rittenhouse. James Priest. Eldon Craig, Robert Sietd, Robert Garlinger, Nancy Stoltz. Those not in the picture: James Butcher, Phyllis Steed, Paul Smith, James Gunllc.

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Class Plays IUNIOR PLAY OF 1944 For our Junirr play we presented a thrce act comedy, They Gave Him A Co-Ed. After much advertising, hard work, and practicing. we had the play ready to present on Febiuaiy 10th and 12th. Unfortunately, there was Z1 bad snow storm that week and the roads were blocked so that we had to put it off for a week. The first night we all had slight cases of stage fright but soon found that there was really nothing to fear. The second night Royce Wright was unable to take his part and Mr. Deaton, our director, very successfully played it. Leonard Dale played the part of a country boyg Fred Haffncr, the new dean of Cold Canyon Collegeg Jene Wendel, college registrar: Delbert' Flesher, a young man looking for his idealg and Eugene Dynes, a lunatic. A group of college boys and girls added much to the play with their heart troubles and loves. Playing the parts of these were: Bill Orr, Hazel Pyle, Virginia llptygraft, Royce Wright, Wanda Pyle, Virginia Craig. Bob Masters, Dorothy Frank, Betty Jean Smith, Keith Gilles- pie, and Beat! ice Kenyon. SENIOR PLAY OF 1945 After much consideration, our class decided to give Am I Intruding? , a mystery comedy in three acts, for our Senior class play. Leonard Dale played the part of a country boy so well last year that he was chosen for a similar part. Virginia Uptygraft was given the part of the attractive glrl he won. Fred Haffner was featured as the father. Hazel Pyle and Beatrice Ken- yon played the parts of girls of 17, while Bill Orr and Delbert Flesher played the parts of their heart throbsf' Eugene Dvnes was cast as the mysterious Mr. Hoover. a crook: and Dorothy Frank. the French maid who turned out to be his wife. Virginia Craig played the part of the middle aged housekeeper. Duane Dickson was secretary to Wanda Pyle, who played the part of the dignified author of The Aching Heart or How to Cure the Ills of the World. In spite of drifted and icy roads during the time in which we practiced, the weather cleared up somewhat February 9th and 10th. the nights on which we pre- scnted the play. We were rewarded with large crowds at both performances and received many compliments on our acting, Dorothy Frank