Cresco High School - Spartan Yearbook (Cresco, IA)

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me Bw Wwe- X -es- 'f xm ws- E SPART , . 6,5-V mv Ax X x - 15 X r X xl It E T H A N E iilrtif rf-x Lp 54 iff- ' If 'Xx X N 'QF' a ig: xx, W. X xx.-Q3 : XYNKxxxxx'cwoceeeee.-w..-c.mo.x-mezeaex-mwawmxmvawmwouowmwtwaqncsgsiwemwxmxxxwwsvwe Dramatics The senior class, under the direction of Miss Esther Meier, presented a play, You And I , by Philip Barry. in the Cresco Theatre, May 12, 1932. The cast was as follows: Marjorie Thompson, Andrew Peckham, Marion Todd, Charles Burr, Arlene Mertens, Robert Smylie, and Ervin Upton. Kempy a play by J. C. and Elliott Nugent, was the choice of the junior class presented under the direction of Miss Meier, in the Cresco Theater. Friday, December 2, 1932. The cast included: Mary Kakac, David Loughrey, Freida Cohen. Dorothy Polashek, Wilma Mitchell, Vern Herold, Donald Maland, and Fred Wodrich. Twenty-two