Chili High School - School Daze Yearbook (Chili, IN)

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First row - Leo Hively, Bianche Weishaar, Owen Fisher, Alice Engeiman, Vernice Eckerley, Margaret Robbins, Emogene Kotierrran. Second row - Doris C-onner, Jean Wleishaar, Jane Weis-haar, Marguerite Cox, Thanet Boswell, Galen Eiler, Evelyn Shafer. Third row - Mary E. Butt, Ruth Kraning, Leah Stone, Ir-ma Grace Fisher, Evelyn Dickerhoff, Berneice Mussellman, Frances Eikenlberry. Fourth row - L-ewis Landes, Harold Schrader, Annabel Stoner, Ross Fisher, Mary Frances O'Neal, Georgie Eikenberry, Kabhryn Long, Esther Bell, Esther Fisher, Howaid Brown, Glen Wisler. The following are not present ill this picture: Hugh Robbins, Robert Philabaum, Ethel Mae Fouts. 6Tl'ilf TEA HOUSE Of SINE L0 I f Presented by the G4LEE ODUBS CF 1937 The Operetta, The 'Tea House of 1Sing Lo, was given on iMarch 142, 1937, by the Glee Clubs of Chili High School. The setting cf the operetta was in the garden of the Tea House of Sing Lo, in Shanghai, China. Costumes and scenery were sec- ured to correspond with the settirg and several clever dances added much 'color to the songs. It was well attended and eniioyeed by everyone present. CAST OF CHiARlAiGTlE'RiS Ah Mee- Vernice Eckerley S0 Hi- .. .. Daughters of Sing Lo .. Emogene Kottermall O Lane- Margaret Robbins Sing Lo .... . ........ Proprietor of the T-ea House ...... . ...... Galen Elie? No Fan ,....... ......... C hinesg man-of-all-work ...... ..... H ugh Robbins J, Mortimer Maxwell .... A business man from the states.. ...... Leo Hively Mrs. Maxwell ...... .. ............ His wife ..... ........ B lanche Weishaar Th' da hter ........... .... A lice Engelman June ........................ eir ug Bert lVfciKee ........ A smart young American salesman .,........ Owen Fisher H-on Alexander Aippletree .... The new American Consul .... Robert Philabaum 0 4' I ,vi 'eff fb li sf iv! Dire-ctor - Mrs. Long Pianist -- Doris Conner Q V -, B3 PAGE 37 Q

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'A 2 Q qpg 9- ,QC N0 IAM MUSIC Servant and master am Ig servant of those dead, and master of those living. Thnough 'me spirits immortal speak the message that makes the world weep, and laugh, and Wonder, and worship. I tell the story of love, the st-ory of hate, the story that saves, and the story that dalmuns. I am the incense upon which :prayers float to Heaven. I am the smoke which palls over the field of lbattle where men lie dying with -me on their lips. I am close to the marriage altar, aned when the graves open I stand neanby. I call the wanderer home, I rescue the soul from the depths, I open the lips of lovers, and through me the dead whisper to the living. OI1eI serve as I serve all: and the king I make my slave as easily as I sufbject his slave. I spea-k through the birds of the air, the insects of the field, the crash of waters on rock--rifbibed shores, the sighing of wind in the trees, and I am even heard by the soul that knows me in the clatter of wheels on -city streets. I know no brother, yet all men are my brothersg I alm the father of the best that is in them, and they are fathers of the best that is in meg I am of them, and they are of me. FOR I AIM' THE I1N1S'DRUMIElNT OF GOD. I AM MUSIC PAGE 36 fix gb 'I ,Q rp., y aa , . 41 e- w

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Qi 0 l First Row - Doris Conner, Hugh Rcublbfins, ,Marguerite Cox. Second Row - Eileen Miller, Georgie Eiklenlberry, Pauline F-outs, Margu-erirte Keirn, Esther Bell, Blanche lWei1sh'aar, Third Ro-w - Harold lSchra.der, Rosanna Resler, Esther Fisher, Leo Hively, Miss Hull, Director. Fourth Row - Galen Eiler, Alice Engelman, Rober,t1Criip+pen, Kathleen Dioud, Carrol Zinn. 6'MAI2l2Y IBEFDIDE Ml DN IGHTH Presented by the SENTIOIR GLASS OfF 1937 The Senior Class Play, tMarry Before Midnight, a mystery comedy, was given on Wednesday and Thursday nights, December 2 and 3. It was a pleasing present- ation, and each night there was a good attendance. Due to the large class the girls were douible cast with one group for each night The first girl named in the fol- lowing cast took part On Wednesday night and the second on the last night. OAIST OF Cl-BAIRACTERS Old Jen A half-vbreed Indian Esther Fisher Rosanna Resler Carla Camden An heiress Doris Conner Marguerite Cox Sue Browne Secretary to Judge Pell Marguerite Keirn, Pauline Fouts Ophelia Ricketts The Pells colored I'1'llH1d Kathleen Doud, Alice Engelman Miss Reba Pell Carlas Aunt G or ie Eikenberry, Eileen Miller Rev Elbert Teefbolt A minister Dick Haller The Judges chauffeur Judge Nathan Pell Carlas uncle and guardian Stewart Pell ,His son I ..lCarrol Zinn ,, Hugh Robfbins . . . . . .Galen Eiler Harold Schrader Storm Cloud A phantom Indian chief ...... .,.... ...... ...... . . 1 Leo Hively Mary Wallac The ghost of lStorm Clouds 'wife .. Esther Bell Blanche Weishaar Director - Miss Hull PAGE 38 I A , A- - 1. ' ' ...- ' 'N y, 504 - A ' - y -i C' Bosco Jackson-Jglge m4g1'gg1g-tart' '.'.l. R,0'b9l't Capps Q it i .... ge ,QI i ' i .A ..... ...... ...... ..... ..... . . . . .. 1130 me-T r . r , ,, Ag W A of-saab X l -1,.,