Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Ladies of the may NOVENIBER 19, 20, 1937 PRODUCTION STAFF Business Manager. .........,.,.....,..,..... John Sigafoos .1SSI'Sfflllf Busilzrss .llanager-. . . .,...... . .Peg Scheetz Slage .llanagcr .... ,.,..... . . .Benjamin Larzelere .elmisfalzf Stage Manager. . . ....,........,....,. Fred Hupp Pzlblirify Agents Emily Kolbe, Ruth McCauley, Eugene Speer Properly .llanager .... ...........,.... Q losephine Peckiconis Axxislanl Property Jlarzuger. . . ...,... Emma Kneise Srenery ........ ........... .,.. ,.. . . . . .Michael VVaris Coxlunze Jlarzager. . ., . Make-up Arlisls ,... , Program Daxiglwrs. .. 1'fIc1'fri1'ia n. ...... . Promplffr .,........ A.-f.visnn1l Prompfer .,.. Dance Direvlor ....,. A rf Direcfar ..... flfusif' Direclar. . . General Direrfar. . .. . ML Dale and Mr. Yan Stye, the court is tired of this wranglingf, ...MarthaLandis . . . . .Beryl Kolmer, Ellen Landes, Cecelia Riley, Marilyn Clarke . . . . .Eugene Speer, Ruth Carlen .. . . .. .. . Charles Rohrman . . . .. .. .. .Mary Butler . . . . . .Josephine Peckiconis . . , .Miss Lillian V. Kelley ...,.... .Miss Ruth Sober . . . . . .Mr. Erlwarfl F. Byerly . . . .Miss Margaret K. Lehman Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? The Success of a play fle- pemls largely on the effi- ciency of its stage crew. 59 'TheTORCHUFl938

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lvpper Lfjfi: Twelve ladies and gentlemen ol' intelligenve and IYPIIFI' Riylzf: Dear Comrades, of course you 2116 tned hu i,m,m-tialifvl rememher, we are saving a human life and must go on tc - - U Lolrer Lejfl: Oh, why did I do it? ll Oh, why did I do i ? !! victory. t H lower I1'1'glz!: Why, you-4.. The Harlequin lub Tresenzfs SYNOPSIS UF SCEN ES Avi' I-The county court house at llosevale, N. J. AFT ll-The jury room. Avi' Ill-The same. Sunrise two days later. THE Jl'RY .lIr.v. LI'l'l'IlgSlOIl llffllll' ..,,...... Katharine Lee Lily Prulf ,..,..., Virginia Shaw, Jean Coulton l'ynflziu Trzlf. ,Phyllis Cochran, Betty Gilchrist .lfayrne .'lIi.rfz'r ..,.. . . . ........,.. Beryl Koher Jlrx. Dare' ....,.., Emily Kollie, Gladys Fitting Mrs. .llaguirr ,..,........ ....,. P lllen Landis .lay .l. Prcwslcfy ..,.. , . ..,....., Jack Allen Spam-er B. Dazry ........,... Paul Crouthamel .-llonzo Beal ......,, Donald Grey, Joseph Kohl Tony Tlzeofloplzulus. ......,, Charles MeKinstry Slave Brornm ....,. ...,... M ichael VVaris .Alll.IlI'!'lI' .lIUFKHIig .... ..., . James Shelley ' The TORCH OF 1938 THE OTHERS Jlrx. Gorrlon ll'rett Yrefj .......... Ruth Carlen Ercil Lukens .lurlge Fish .4.4... ,.., C lharles Reckefus Ruflzerjforrl Dale. . . .,..., Dick Cooper Halsey Van Slyc' ...,...,....,.. Bob Haldeman Dr. Quincy Arlamx James, Jr. ...,.... C. Moyer John Fullam Bill Dobbs .,... Frank Dornheim, Donald hlyers Ervlyrz Snow. Ulietty Power, Jeannette Nlason SIISHHIIE. ......... Peg VVorstall, hluriel Jepson Vlerlf of Fouri .........,.....,. Hendrix Kister l'ourl Reporler .Bernadette Neis, Janet Bratsing Wailcrs-Eiigelle Speer, David Clarke, Don Myers, Frank Durnheim, VVilliam McKinstry, William Le Vllorthy 58

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Back Row: C. Gross, E. Jones, M. Moll, I. Kentop, B. Kahler. Front E. Jones, M. Moll. Row Miss De Wees, B. Myers, C. Cramer, E. Prentice, P. Kratz, M. Nice, E. Strowig. Home Economics Glub -HIS is a small club open to anyone in high school who is interested in Home Economics. -IV It is generally made up of those who have taken some Home Economics. Sponsored by Miss Dewees, dietitian and teacher of Home Economies, the clubis objective is to provide continuation of Home Economics study for those who have completed their possi- ble two years. Each year is held a banquet for which the individual members prepare and contribute the food. Table arrangement and decoration are taken care of by the members themselves. Other annual activities besides the banquet are: the tea for the new members, given about the second meeting of the year and including initiations: the moonlight hike, the doggie roastg the roller-skating partyg the Christmas party for the Erst gradeg and the HalloWe'en and Valentine parties. An important event is the usual trip to Drexel Institute of Technology's Open House. Here can be seen the opportunities of the Drexel Home Economics students to use their knowledge, practically, in the cafeterias, tea rooms, nursery and practice houses. So as to be able to discuss the suitability to the weare1 s personality and the practical value of various outfits of clothing, the club holds a fashion show. The members wear their own clothes and conduct the fashion show themselves. This year the twelve members have had to show their own independence and ability for organization, as lNIiss Dewees has hardly been able to attend the meetings at all as the meeting time and places have been inconvenient to her schedule. Therefore, the meetings have been given over to soeiability, by celebrating most of the fete days with home-cooked dishes and novel ideas for masquerade. Next year Miss Dewees hopes to study some phase of home background such as antique furniture. Officers: Jane Kramer, president, Eleanor Jones, vice-presidentg Peggy Smith, see- retary. 'The TORCH OF 1938 60