Chester High School - Ravelings Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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President Ro s BRINER Treasurer - - DELORIS KESTEH Vic President 'VIARY Lour E SCHROLL Secr tary - - - REX Msnnirr ADJ151- 5 'VII s ZIMPELMANN, Miss LEYFEL, MR. SHANAHAN Ross Briner, Norma Bechtold, Mary Bowen, Floyd Burnett Gladys Cripe, Wilma Clark, Reva Drudge, Velma Frantz, Joann Frantz Dorcas Frederick, Paul Frey, Dick Freeman, Max Garri- son, Jim Gidley Elizabeth Gradeless, Eunice Hanley, Mabel Hippensteel, Deloris Kester, Robert Kreider Eileen Lambert, Earl Lam- bert, Bill Lee, Donald Len- Well, Rex Merritt Marietta Metzger, W a y n e Miller, Donald Miller, Jean Orr, Joanne Reiff Leanna Rhoades, Avonne Lee Reed, Kenton Royer, Betty Scheerer, Audra Schilling Mary Louise Schroll, Paul Sell, V erlon Sites, Edith Smith, Sharon Stellar Verl Stellar, Jay Taylor, Ar- den Urschel, Virginia Ulrey, Eldon Wine Absent: Betty Drudge

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Baccalaureale Service SUNDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 20, 1941 2:30 O'c1ock Processional - - - HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Invocation - - REV. J. R. SCHUTZ Selections HIGH ScHooL GIRLS, GLEE CLUB Sermon - - DR. A. W. CORDIER Selections HIGH ScHooL GIRLS, GLEE CLUB Benediction - REV. H. L. HARTSOUGH I E COIIIIIIBIICBIIIGII X6I'CiS6S WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1941 8 O'c1ock March, Evanston Civic Band JOSEPHINE TURCK BAKER Invocation - - - REV. A. L. DUPRIEST Selection, The Desert Song SIGMUND ROMBERG Address - - - 'KDUSTYU MILLER Selection, High Jinks ---- RUDOLPH FRIML Presentation of Bibles Township Trustee, WALTER R. METZGER Presentation of Diplomas - - Co. Supt. CLARENCE L. VANDEGRIF'I Medley, Our Unbroken Melodies - - - IRVING BERLIN Benediction ------ - REV. H. R. OGLE BAILEYJS ORCHESTRA lweflty'-??'Uf53?'l

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Junior Class Play LENA RIVERS CAST J Lena Rivers ....... .... Virginia Ulrey Granny Nichols .... Betty Scheerer John Livingstone ........ Don Miller Mrs. Livingstone .Y...,.io...,,o..,,.,....... Marietta Metzger Caroline Livingstone .o,o,,,ooo.iooii,o,o., Mary Louise Schroll Anna Livingstone .,o,,..,i,.,..i,...,,.,,,. Norma Bechtold John Junior Livingstone ,oi,...i.i,,., Don Lenwell Frank Graham ....oY.... Rex Merritt Mrs. Graham L... o..o. J oann Frantz Durward Be1mont..Wayne Miller Malcolm Everett ....,. Verlon Sites Aunt Milly ..,,..,...,...., Edith Smith Old Caesar ........ o,o..o.V J ay Taylor SYNOPSIS This story deals with the plight of the young Lena Rivers and her beloved Granny Nichols who are compelled to leave their New England home and seek refuge with Gran- ny Nichols' son, John, who has changed the family name of Nichols to Livingstone be- cause of the social aspirations of his dominating wife. Arriving in Kentucky where the Livingstones have a large plantation, Lena and her grandmother are subject to the sort of treatment usually handed out to poor relations. But Durward Belmont, a friend of the Livingstones, sees Lena's real worth and falls in love with her much to the astonish- ment of the wealthy Livingstones, who do all they can to place Lena in a false position. The younger Livingstone daughter, Anna, and her brother, John Junior, become Lena'S firm friends and champion her cause. Lena, in turn, aids Anna in her romance with Mal- colm Everett, a tutor in the household. When it looks as though Lena will lose Durward, it is discovered who she really is and the two are brought together again. Throughout the play and within a year's time, Lena, the awkward country girl, has developed into a cultured young lady. Directors-Miss Zimpelrnann and Mr. Shanahan twenty-nine