Conrad High School - Whoop Up Trail Yearbook (Conrad, MT)

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Junior Play With John Leys as the villain, Charlotte Moore as the heroine, and Clyde Loeffler as the noble hero, the Junior Class presented a side- splitting, old fashioned melodrama, For Her Chee-ild's Sake, on Friday, April 12, 1946, in the C. H. S. gymnasium. Costumes were of the late 19th century and entertainment was pre- sented between the acts. The play was directed by Mr. Tilford Cornn, and Mrs. Veta Marsh acted as make-up supervisor. Miss Eleanor Erickson of Great Falls was technical advisor. Don Gouchenour was the stage manager, Lanice Roser, the business manager, and Jeannie Webster was the prompter. The cast was as follows: Pansy Paine ......,........... ..,,...... C harlotte Moore Hilary Paine ......,....,l ...,o.o..l...., B ill Fowler Marcella Paine .,o,.......,o. .,oooi....,o P at Corcoran Midge Paine .......,,,.7........7, ..........., D orothy Elliott Gaylord Duckworth. ....... ......,..,o.......,,. John Leys Dorothy Bullock ..... .....,... .V,........ R o semary Fowler Fairfax Kisslebergh ..,,,,o. ,..........o., C lyde Loeffler Amelia .......r........................,., .7.l..... J oan McCracken Mrs. Hedda Barrington ......... .o.,.........,, B etty Berland Basil Barrington ,.......o.,.,..... ........, G eorge Erickson Beatrice Hudnut. ............. ....... C orleen Warwick Senior Play The Senior play, June Mad, which was directed by Mr. Cornn, played to practically a capacity filled gymnasium. Realistically portraying their parts to perfection were Charlotte Moore CPenny Woodb, Helen Gort iMrs. Woody, and Lewis Hammer- meister CMr. Woodi. Those Seniors who carried their parts well and did much to add local color to the play were, Dale Inabnit iChuck Harrisl, a juvenile airplane fanatic, and Donna Beattie fMilly Loul, as the neighborhood pest. Don Gouchenour CElmer Tuttlel, and Joan McCracken iEffieJ, the domestics of the Wood household, furnished the comedy in the play, which delighted the audience. George Erickson and Clyde Loeffler made a fine team as college wolves at home, ready to give the local girls a thrill. A supporting cast of Corleen Warwick CJulie Harrisi, Merwin Mun- son fMr. Harrisl, Lanice Roser and Wallace Towey as Shirley and Ralph Wentworth, completed the cast of fine actors and actresses. 1571

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Prom and Banquet fl The gymnasium at Conrad High School, transformed into a Holland scene was the setting for the Junior Prom of 1946. Life sized pictures of Hollanders chasing their geese covered the south Wall, while blue and white streamers hung from a balcony of multicolored tulips. A huge Windmill, a Holland shoe punch stand, and the entire room alive with color was the glorious scene which culminated the school year in a most festive and memorable manner. Using a touch of Holland as a colorful background, the faculty and members of the Senior and Junior classes enjoyed a delicious banquet sponsored by the mothers of the Junior class, and served by Sophomore Home Economics girls. A fitting program followed and the school song, Onward Conrad, was sung. f58l