Dixie High School - Greyhound Yearbook (New Lebanon, OH)

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,,. ,V rLfs, KX , ' ' fl ,afxsllgo QE? SENIOR PLAY CAST , 'V , , FIRST ROW Esther Jones Betsy Grbson Don Etter Vera Smrth Joan Morrrson Ardene Frantz SECOND ROW Karl Serm .Irm Norrrs Ted Shadoan rt ll Drector Mfutha Peters THE LH AR -KC TERS Mrs Shephard McLean A young wrdow Shephard McLean Her young son Luther Long A w rdow er Julret Long Hrs young daughter Mrs Matrlda Blackburn Mrs McLean mother Vkrlbur Warren Shephards young pal Sylvra Klme Wrlburs grrl frrend Mrs Car'otta Anglrn A frrend of Mrs MCL an Cynthra Anglm Her young daughter Max Moore A real estate agent Mrnnre A young colored mard Mrrram Norrrs Betty Gun Vera Smrth James Shadoan Jrm Norrrs Ardene Frantz Martha Peters Don Etter Esther Jones Mlrram Norrrs Betsy Grbson Karl Serm Joan Mcrrrson Mrss Betty Gunnell Drrector Mama's Baby Boy The S nror Clfr s presented Mamas Baby Boy at the Johnsvrlle New Lebanon Audrtorrum on March 28 1947 Mama s Babx Boy X rrtten by Charles George C nterns a w rdow Anna McLean rrage w 1th a person whom they b lreve to be wealthy they can overc rn frnancral clrttrcultre ani frnd companronshrp In order that therr real ages remarn unknown Mrs MCL rn forces her on Shep hard erghteen to dress as thrrteen and Mr Long drsgurses hrs daughter Julret seven t en rn a short dre s and prgtalls B mg outraged roth ffsprrngs object aad rexert to therr natural selves when then frrends rrdrtule them Thus both parents frnd thex hare b en decent 1 The truth about therr frnances comes to lrefht when Mrs Anglrn Mr Long s srster and fr frrend to Mrs McLean rlrstl es tht faet that the latter borrowed money from hrr For a w hrl uerxthrng serrrrs dark lor ueryone howrvu the pl 13 ends happm loth trnancmllx rrrd romantrr rlly when Consolrdatul Pro luets Stork w huh b th own Jumps on tht rn rrktt and makes exeryone wealthy S- J Y ' ,11- ' ' -v -1 n ' y v - ' ' ' v l A y - ' 'I I t A ' , l . ', 4 ' . - v' ' ' . . ........... ' ' I I f i . I.: ...... : I I .A . N , ' S 1 I V . , . T.i 5 - , IS: .. . .. - - I , u , ' r y V . 1'v A' , - . - v 3 . v v' v' K Y and a widower, Luther' Long, who hope to marry. Each believes that through mar- ' f' V v Q ' ' fr I ' . . .. . S r . , ' . . . . ' . . U . . . ' v .. , . Q - ' . v - I - - y V ' EA 'Q , , C I ' A' b A ' ' ' I ' .' ' .' ' ' . ' ' ' . . . - L- ' f Y 9 ' 'sz . I ' U .' lc S, I , . ' V ' . ' ' , ' :is ' 1 , t ' ' ' r ' ,.. -. L,',v.v 'U-I-t K - '-lv C '.1- Zvi s- 'v 3 . if .vi . ' .Zi 1 I- ' - , - Q . I, ' - V v ' . IL V V ' 5. , 2 , . .S . - 'x I

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r -A A- SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY 1957 the year of hurry and scurry when new ideas inventions and events are taking place constantly And while the world races madly cn I sit back 1dly and watch it with a smirk on my face VVhy'P 111 tell you Even though I am the smallest lmagin able thing that exists I can see anyone I wish to s e because I am everywhere You see I am an atom Right at the present I am on my merry way snooping and spying on all twenty two members of the DIXIE Senior Cla s of 47 Ah' Me' This lb the life And so excltrng too I fmd myself in a. fast moving exotic city A c1ty which is composed of fabulous sights and people Only then do I realize this could only be Hollywood As I approach the famed corner of Hollywood and Vine I blink my minute eyes in awe a11d wonder ment at the slght before me Draped in furs and 1ewelry IS the dramatic star of all time DIXIE Dare the former Ardene Frantz Even though she has many famous friends and swarms of fans she leads a modest life ln a twenty five room mansion in B verly Hllls California Moving on from the West Coast I stop off in Kansas City Kansas Posted all ver the city are notices advertising an all request conc rt which is to be given by the Kan as City Symphony Orchestra Because th1s atom rs a lover of good music I stay to listen to the program As guest artist they have Mlss Patricia Ann Dov V playing solo trombone My evening is filled with diatonrc scales major intervals drminrshed trrads and other pha es of mus1c I learn that MISS Dovey is making a cross country tour After arriving 1n Dayton she plans to reunite with her old friend Doris Guenther who IS president of Dayton s newly constructed Academy of Music Because I am a red blooded atom I pay a visit to the Capitol of the Unlted States to ee how my government IS funct1on1ng Oblivious to all I attend a session of the 85th Congr ss Ohros up and coming senator has the floor and he is delivering a speech with much gusto and feeling against a bill introduced by the House which he has been frlibusterrng for the last three days Oh I almost forgot the name of the senator IS Karl Serm A senator at the age of 27' But he was o much in demand that the rules and regulations were overlooked just this one time My trip would be incomplete unless I toured the great metropolis New York City After riding the subway viewing the Statue of Liberty and v1s1t1ng the U N Building I decided to take a sight erng tour through the Empire State Building Whew' Whatta place' I spy an elevator and up up and away we go On about the 80th floor my wee stomach can take no more After getting off the elevator I realize this IS the floor which houses the offrces of the famous magazine Allure Vera Smith the chief designer and art editor 1S dashing around like mad in a very chic su1t WhlCh she d signed herself She is also personal designer of clothes for many actresses and prominent women galaxy of stars Neon lights are constantly flrckermg on and off One particular mar ou e catches my eye As I observe closer I read Mickey and Jean the dance team Th1S I cannot mlss I take a front seat Just as the curtain IS rising I am overcome Wlth amazement This dance team IS none other than Byron McNelly and Betty Gear hart Their rendltion of the modern dance is magnificent and they rec 1V6 encore after encore Looking over my neighbors program I read that Betty and Byron have be n a team for over five years After many small town engagements they fmally hit the big tim and it looks as if they re there to stay From New York I dash up to Boston where I m mf rmed one of the Senlor girls is employed at the Boston Times newspaper Upon arr1v1ng rn the elite c1ty of Boston I h ad straight for the B ston Times Building Becau e this lS visitors day I am royal lv ushered into the offrces along with the other spectators As our tour 15 nearing the end we approach the offices of the Chlef Foreign N ws Reporter In her private ff1ce IS no one but the Chief herself Vera Jean Dl11Oll who has recently returned from Russia on a special news a srgnment Oh' these en11nent Seniors The scene has changed and I am in a very level and beautiful country I n tice a sign which reads Ohio Route 73 Yes this 1 the state of the famed Wright Field Veterans Admmlstration D1x1e School and other famous sites too numerous to men tl n I wander mto a bustling little town and read on one of the buildings M1am1 University So this rs where Don Etter is coach of a girls football team They are better known as Etters Energetrc Eleven I m told that today IS the big game be tween Miami and A hland All I can say is May th best team Wm Moving on to Dayton I disc ver that most of the Semors 1re rendering their talents rn or near their home town Now I know why Ohlo is noted for its beautiful girls Through the eff its of one man girls hax become beautiful practically overnight The Cledlt goes to .1 very fa mous mdrvrdual James Norris Jim is president of the Norris B auty Cultural School l 1 V ' Y I -' U 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