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Junior Miss Junior Miss , a sparkling comedy pre- sented by the Junior Class, added another to their long record of successful plays. Staged on the nights of November 3rd and 4th, Junior Miss held everyone's attention until the final curtain. Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown directed the production. This three-act comedy was concerned with the amusing problems of a typical teen-age American girl growing up. During the course of the play she had her first date, became involved in her father's business affairs, played cupid to a bachelor uncle, and did many other surprising things. It all ended happily, however, with Judy's problems miraculously solved. The cast was as follows: Judy, Jackie Jenniches, Billie Lester; Fuffy, Patty John, Eleanor Johnson; Lois, Ruth Forsman, Mar- guerite Clason; Grace, Barbara Gerholz, Joan Whitman; Hilda, Mary Margaret Elwood; Harry, Howard Bauer, Charles Krause; Joe, Said Farah; J. B. Warren Bunyan, Charles Tucker; Ellen, Martha Morrison; Uncle Willis, Bob Straight; Barlow, Ward Van Wormer; Merrill, Mark Kelly; Sterling Brown, Bill Brasie; Albert Kunody, Calvin Blasdell; Tom- my Arbuckle, Fred Smythe; Charles, Hardy David; Henry, Burton Walker; Haskell, Pat Gammon. Juniors having charge of production were: Student director, Pat Anderson; sound effects, Delores Bacon; properties, Joann Finn; pub- licity, Joyce Titus; and costumes, Evelette Mumaugh. Faculty members on the production were: Properties, Mrs. Nurmi; costumes, Mrs. Van Ess; publicity, Miss Bradley; ushers, Mr. Misner; tickets, Mr. Rarick; stage director, Mr. Short and Mr. Davidson; programs, Mrs. Hutchinson. 1945 Prospectus 28
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A Cappella Choir The Central A Capella Choir is an organi- zation of which every Central student can be justly proud. It was one of the very first high school A Cappella Choirs, and can now be considered one of the finest. Vocalists who sing a cappella must pos- sess or cultivate a fine ear for tones, for the pitch must be maintained without the aid of any musical instrument. Each singer is given a try-out before he is given a place in the choir. It has always been an honor to be a member of the Central A Cappella Choir. The choir officers are: Jack Cojeen, Presi- dent; Paul Schroeder, Vice-President; Betty Sears, Peg Pieffer, Secretaries; Howard War- ren, Ruth Olson, Treasurers; Fred Smythe, Librarian. This year the choir has contributed to the Kaleidoscope, Spring Concert, Rotary Club, School Workshop of the Air broadcasts, M. E. A. Convention, and several other im- portant engagements. Mr. Walter Bloch is the director of the choir. The many fine performances of this organization gave evidence of his ability and workmanship, and the sincerity on the part of the choir members. The Central A Cap- pella Choir will always be regarded as a significant part of the traditions and school life at Central. Choir Personnel FIRST SOPRANOS—Eloise Beckwith, Ruth Bell, Vivian Brown, June Brownhill, Wanda Horn, Marilyn Cuthbertson, Cohleen Jen- sen, Pauline La Ferdo, Ruth Olson, Maud Scheilder, Margaret Piffer, Margaret Smith, Shirley Schmaler, LaVonne Swain, Laurine Vuillemot, Helen Zinzel. SECOND SOPRANOS—Dorothy Bourdean, Mary Lou Burkett, Anne Cory, Maxine Dwely, Mary Fields, Mary Alice Friel, Louise Heisey, Marilyn Keesler, Maxine Matheson, Arline Nichols, Helen Sohn, Joyce Taylor, Joyce Titus, Sue Truesdale, Mildred Woolard, Mary Yonan. FIRST ALTO—Violet Beardsley, Marjorie Hovers, Virginia Hill, Joyce McDonald, Nancy Merriam, Barbara Newberry, Alma Payne, Margaret Newland, Carol Prescott, Evelyn Swift, Norma Jean Wilde. SECOND ALTOS—Virginia Albright, Marion Elston, Alma Hendrickson, Anne Lloyd, 29 Shirley Peterson, Helen Roterbery, Zelda Saultman, Norma Shores, Phyllis Soward, Betty Smethwick, Shirley Tinder, Helen White, Onda Whiting. SECOND TENORS—Howard Bauer, Fay Boutin, Jack Dawson, Carlton Rockefellow, Fred Smythe. SECOND TENORS—Walter Gone, William Hyde, James McCarthy, Don O'Leary, Ed Pichlik, Charles Treffry, Burton Walker. FIRST BASSES—Paul Buben Earnest Coad, Frederick Craig, A1 Fischaber, George Gardner, Roger Howley, Norman Jones, John Means, Jack Parrish, Jack Reasonor, Earl Schuler. SECOND BASSES—Charles Anderson, Bob Boone, Jack Cojeen, James Collins, Robert Crain, Jack Danah, James DeMott, Dick Pilon, Russell Gardner, Charles Newland, Paul Schroeder, Paul Small, Walter Tyrell. 1945 Prospectus
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