Emmerich Manual High School - Ivian Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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We w iked and played As the play goes, a maid named Abby, the leading character, brought to life by Urcela Hodge (pictured at left), and three gentlemen from New York, Raymond Gran, Harold Jeffers, and Jim Kocher (left to right) also fig- ure into the plot. The simple and serious Abby, help of the Haggett family, is possessor of numerous pictures painted by the late Christopher Bean. Both Gran and Jeffers portray swindlers who each in turn tries to get the paintings. Kocher as a wealthy art critic saves Abby ' s day by discovering she is Bean ' s wife. r grr Eunice Clark Loyse Cooper Barbara Culver Blanche Dalton Virginia Deere Wilodean DeVasher James Devine Marlene Dicks Mary Dilbone James Dillon Betty Dooley James Driskell Mary Drury Betty Dunham ?; A-fc Carl Edwards Robert Eichholtz Joan Emhardt Lucile England Patricia Engleman Veririce Estes Mary Eviston Page Twenty-six

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planaed many eaentl . • • When the time came for play, senior actors put on the grease paint and went behind Manual footlights to put on the Senior Class Play, The Late Christo- pher Bean by Sidney Howard. Under Director Mr. Douglas Conrod, the show went on March 16, but Man- ualites were given a preview of the play at an all school convocation when a short skit was given. In the skit, Ada, Gay Smith (pic- tured at right) is shocked by the inti- macy of her younger sister, Susan, Col- leen Freeland and Warren, Paul Hol- craft. K :m 3 k . Donna Abernathey Robert Adams Wilma Adams Barbara Aichhorn Doris Allee Veda Birdwel Richard Brehob J? c$. Robert Baldwin Patty Barger Donald Barr Jo Nell Bartley Evelyn Baumer Carolyn Bennett Morris Allee Pete Argeroplos t J Rildamae Black Gwendolyn Borgman Jack Botos Jerry Bottorff Shari Bentz Ruth Brink Mary Etta Brooks Marion Bro Myra Buck Charles Burgess Page Twenty-five

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toxfetkesi fob yo-uk bltait yeail . . . Abby also has difficulty in dealing with Dr. Haggett, Don Behrens, (at right) who, influenced by his greedy wife and his daughter Ada, plays on Abby ' s emotions to get the pictures. The doctor, as the male lead, changes throughout the play from a satisfied man to a money seeking maniac. Praise for the advertisement given to the play is due to Mary Drury and her publicity committee, while all the grease paint was put on under the leadership of Jeanette Tompkins, make-up chair- man. Edward Folkening Jacqueline Fox Loretta Francis Donna Frutchey Annetta Gaither Lewis Gard Richard Gartner Ingeborg Gayde Eva Gedek Jo Gentry Elizabeth Gobble Wanda Gossett Ronald Graham Raymond Gran Urcela Hodge Betty Holbrook Larry Holland Barbara Hollcraft Paul Hollcraft Harold Jeffers Edith Jensen Page Twenty-seven