Ervin High School - Echo Yearbook (Ervin, IN)

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JUNIOR PLAY Roselmzl lVillian1s Miss Pewlcr ,,,, Mr. Gazlslzy ,, Mrs. Horan' Gaclsby Mullins . . Snoopy Scully jill Pill Senalor B. A. Pill , Angelica Boom Pat Water Pam Pier c'r' Hot Water A Colored Gal WAPPSQQQQLQJ A PAP Fiiissiliiliriiiiigafe A Matron A Maid A Man of Means PiAi6iLiPiL.'L'5QQ iPAiPI55iliiiiieiaIQ A Worried Fiancee A Willing Fixer A Visitor lean Gazlxlfy . ,,...7 Y,7,,,,,,,,, A Daughter Frc'zla'iI' I-'nsszfll ,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,.,,.....,7 ,,,,., . . . A Wandering Soul Hizmilfon Annex .. . i..,7,,,, 7,,7A,,,,,A..,,..,,,,,,, . . l IRENE WERTZ ., JEANETTE CRIPE JOHN LOUTHAIN ,. .. PATRICIA FLORA BETTY PRICE ROBERT MERRELL JOAN WELSII , WVERNON RODY MARGARET MCCOY . ., LLOYD STOVER MARY JANE YATER ....,...vPHYI.LIs AMOS KENNETH MOHLER MAX BRUBAKER A Valet for a Day The Senator and his daughter, Jill, have dropped in to see Mr. and Mrs. Gadsby over the week end. Mrs. Gadsby has some letters the Senator wrote to her and he has come to try to recover them. Unexpect- ed company arrives and the cook gets thc mumps. Pat tries to recover the letters for the Senator but fails. Mrs. Gadsby's jewels and the letters have been stolen. Miss Pewter, a private detective, starts the search when Freddie and Ham bring the criminal to justice. Rosebud gives the jewels to Miss Pewter, as Snoopy had by mistake given the jewels to her thinking it was Mullins. All turns out much to the satisfaction of all, of course, with the exception of Snoopy and Mullins.

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SENIOR PLAY SEATED: Ora Byrd ,,,, , Kuflnvrifw Sfrong ,,,, Brily Brlmonf .. ., , Mrs. lVorffJi11gf011 Trevor , STANDING: Mika' Byrd ,,,, Miss Blimfu Sfl'07lg ,,,,, , ,,,, . Olirrr Wllffbfllgfflll Trevor Enter Mr. Patricia ii iinikeiiwife ifiiiiiviilgisiililigfnaece Mrs. Belmontls daughter who is never at a loss for words inherits a lot of trouble YliilisaiQLLiiiAi15QII5iiQQi hen-pecked by his wife . ,.,, LSARA BELL REDDING ,...,,,,EUNICE ROBERTSON MAE FEATHERSTONF LLILLIAN KERKHOFF .,....GAYLE JOHNSON LEONA PRIFOGLE DAVID ELLER Pai Fnrnum ,i,i, ., , ,,,,i,r . , .ii,,,,,,i i,,,,i, ,,,,,,,i, . . . ,,,i ., DONALD MOHLER who inherits a beauty shop Mrs. Amlaroxf' Bvlmrml . ,,,i,,,,,,i,,,i , ,,,,, ANNA LOUISE CRIPE a society matron Azallia Wbifc . D L I,I.,D,I,I,D...,,DDDDDII,.,,,.,,D,D,DI,...IIII,I,. OPAL STOVER colored maid at the beauty shop Wfamfa Webb D ,D,I,D,D. ,,,,t,,,,,.Iv...w,D,D,D,DID. , e,,,,. , ., D,I,,, .. BETTE MARTIN who works at the beauty shop Lvc' Hickey , , , ,,i, ,,,,t . .. ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,II ,,,I,, . .. .. ., ROBERT OYLER Mike's pal Doris Dudley .. ,D,I I,DI.I,.I,,I,,III,,D, . . ,,,, PHYLLIS NUTT Waiidals assistant Madame Patricia owns and operates a beauty shop. When she dies she leaves the shop to her nephew, Pat Farnum. Pat brings his future bride, Katherine Strong, to see her new home and when she learns that he has inherited a beauty parlor she is anxious to leave him, declaring that she will never marry a man who runs a beauty shop. So Pat gets busy and presses his friend, Mike Byrd into service, telling the latter that if he will operate the beauty parlor all profits will be shared with him. Word spreads around town that Mike spent a year in Paris studying beauty culture, so he is compelled to demon- strate his ability. And without even knowing it he is expected to marry Betty Belmont in spite of the fact he already has a wife! Mike explains everything to his wife, Pat and Katherine are married and all turns out well.

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SUNSHINE SOCIETY FIRST Row-Phyllis Jean Kesler, Rosemary Swing, Maxine Bennett, Tonnetta Horoho, Phyllis Lybrook, Norma Jean Hankins, Patricia Flora, Anna Louise Cripe, Delcie Featherstone, Blanche Robertson, Virginia Alexander, Mary Jane Yater, Ruby B ers. SECOND ,Row-Sue Etherington, Nina Rinehart, Phyllis Amos, Bette Martin, Marjorie Etherington, Jo Ann Young, Olive Gillam, Norma Jean Barber, Phyllis Wilson, Charlotte Louthain, Lillian Kerkhoff, Irene Wertz, Betty Price, Irma Jean Wilson, Eunice Robertson, Opal Stover, Geraldine King. THIRD Row-Joanne Louthain, Jeanette Stover, Dorrena Featherstone, Evelyn Skiles, Mary Cross, Norma Jean Courts, Iris Fisher, Rosalyn Lewis, Norma White, Jeanette Cripe, Myrtle Byers, Betty Dishon, Leona Prifogle, Phyllis Nutt, Maxine East, Joan Welsh, Margaret McCoy, Rita Mae Mynarski. NOT INCLUDED-Leona Vandre, Mae Featherstone, Anita Karns, Mary Jo McConnell, Betty Price. Creed With Love in my heart, forgetting self and with charity for all, I will make the object of my life helpfulness and kindness to others. I shall try to fit myself to give in- telligent service in making my community a safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus will my own life become rich and complete.