Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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Readmg left to rnght and from top to bottom we see the followmg scenes from the successful stage produc tlon The Adorable Spendthruft 1 J C can you be a butler? 2 You won t regret nt my boy 3 You come to the dlnmg room For a mllllon dollars l wall cook the breakfast myself 4 lthmk my father wanted to call me Napoleon 5 You have lust forty minutes to catch that tram 6 Perkms go upstalrs and cdl page thirty one Sari. 7. This check is the trouble. lt is no good. 8. Wait, Hardy. Let me at him. l Q ' YQ. V l s

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Iliff ,Dizzy 5 the ffllllg A comedy by Roy Briant is a thing ofthe past but it will always have one ofthe foremost places in the hearts of its appreciative audience On Wednesday April 26 a matinee performance was given and two evening performances April 27 and 28 at the Grand Theater A capacity audience both nights applauded the acting of the well chosen cast The play was under the direction of Mr Eugene Miller Toledo Ohio ln a nut shell synopsis Because Hardy Mason played by John Schlereth suddenly inherits a large sum of money his family Mr and Mrs .l C Mason and his sister Irene acted by William Corrigan Margaret Wagner and Luella Kimmet respectively become socially ambitious He is be and Hardys fiance contrlves a unique scheme to rid Hardy of the parasites and save him and his family from losing their true identity Student stage managers for the production were Hilda Dlstel Donald Glllig and Richard Puffenberger Below are the names ot the cast as tl ey appear in the curtain call Lawrence Miletti Mary Haman Louis Sertell Mary Agnes Schmidt Joseph Boehler Geraldine Ecker Joseph Niteckl Alice Fate William Corrigan Margaret Ann Wagner John Schlereth Esther Rufflng George Kastner Luella Kimmet Nicholas Kuhn The scenes follow left to right Are you ze housekeeper? and This family is the limit page thirty , - HTHE 1 . I . . I . . ll ' I sieged by home town leeches, who have designs on his fortune, but Esther Rufting, as Sari, in the title role, ' A r

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lm--A Coach A A Kramer R An athletlc dlrector who IS recognlzed as one of the best un northern Ohlo IS our own coach A A Kramer To us he IS more than a noted coach he IS a cultured gentleman whose close frlendshlp we prize Coach always seems to be working lust to help us When we make mistake after mistake he In a frtendly calm way explains how we can correct our faults He understands as he frequently says that everybody makes mlstakes Hls guiding words leave an our hearts feelmgs of encouragement and determination to contmue Thus close athletuc frlendshlp does not lesson our respect for hum at school In the class room he as not coach but Mr Kramer A star on the grldnron or court does not make one a favorute nn hrs hnstory or cnvlcs classes There too we must wan our mark Because of these qualutles we are proud to have Mr Kramer as our coach but more we feel prnvlleged to count hum as a close friend The exceptnonal honor of shar :ng the captalncy of both the football and b a s k e tb a II squads went to Joseph Grues tlonal play at half on the grld Iron and three years at for ward on the court where he won hugh point honors rightly merited for hum the awards Three years of stellar defen save work at center galned for Wsllram Carrlgan the dnstunc tlon of sharing the co cap tanncy of the cage squad Joseph Grneseldung Wlllwm Cdrrlgon page thnrty two . . G 9 l ' ' N I eldin9. Two years of sensa- 132.1 I ' . l V V . l , fx ' ' . . I . X n s 3:41 iw K . . I A : r V ' - ' ,