Florida High School - Floridian Yearbook (Florida, OH)

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EN ROUTE TO HAPPINESS OUR JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CHARACTERS Bonnie Lowell, a kmghtess of the road Conme Nxebel Mark Foster, mventor of an xmproved traller Kenneth Armbruster Jonas fPal Temple, a transcontmental trailer traveler junior Hammon Martha fMal Temple his wife Shirley Peters Tom Hopper, representahve for Silver Streak Traller Co Marvm Mxller jessle Hopper, h1s wife Nxna Kretzer Robert Forbes, representatlve for H1 way Traller Co lviarvm Rabe Sylvia Semple, a womantrc creature joyce Brown Dave Ingalls sheriff james Shrarla Honora Hortense, manager of Sprmg Valley Trailer Camp Mary Clemens Harry Konrad, a mysterwus young man jerry Pont-Ius Flossxe Konrad h1s wife Waumta Hahn The setting of this play IS the mterxor of an automobxle traxler camp The woman who runs the traxler camp not only knows her own busmess but also everybody elses There IS mystery when Bonme Lowell xs accused of a crime she dldn t commrt Everythmg fmally turns out r1ght when she is proven mnocent and gets the man she loves Ma and Pa Temple are a kind old couple who warm your heart by the kmd thmgs they say and do Tom Hopper and hns wife couldn t warm anybody s heart unless they were paxd for lt Mr Robert Forbes a very busmess lxke young man gets a but annoyed by Sylvla Semple who trles to get h1m to make love to her But Sylvla fmally wms Elverythmg finally turns out all right for everyone xn the end and things are once more back to normal at the tra1ler camp llllllllllllll M! ffl' All llllllllllllllllllll Mbna be 'Mid 'Ili 'Sea ww 4? A ' swf 146 COMIN ROUND THE MOUNTAIN OUR SENIOR CLASS PLAY CHARACTERS Maw Skxtter, the hard workmg mother Sh1rley Peters Paw Skztter, the lazy father Marvin Miller Curly the ambitxous son james Shxarla Corney Bell the older daughter Joyce Brown Dizzy Mae who is slxghtly tetched Connle Nxebel Zeke, the youngest son junwr Hammon Ellie Lou DuFunny a ne1ghbor glrl Mary Ann Clemens Samson fSammyj Fester, an love with Corney Bell jerry Pontius Robert Bruce, a publxcxty agent Kenneth Armbruster Edward Small a young radio producer Marvxn Rabe Carol Hughes, a model Nma Kretzer Dons Dean her g1rl frwnd and room mate Arlene Bortz The setting of th1s play IS a small unproductlve farm m the backwood country of the southern mountams There 1s Maw and Paw Skxtter and their children Curly xs m love wlth a grrl that models for the Rears and Sawbuck mail order catalog It was just by accident that the two young men who were agents from the mall order catalog happened to stop at the Skztter s on thexr way up to a fxshmg lodge m the mountams Thexr car was heated up on the long grade as they were gomg up the mountam, and they had to get some water for the radxator Maw and Paw Skltter saw two prospectlve husbands for Corney Bell and Dlzzy Mae so Zeke drove two nails m the tires of then' car so that the two men would have to stay there longer and that would g1ve them time to try and get then' two daughters marrxed to the two young men After they found out the Skxtter s plan to have them marry their daughters they tried to escape, but couldn t Robert Bruce finally fell m love wnth Corney Bell and there was a good old fashion weddmg A couple of days later the model came lookxng for the two young men and saw Curly and lt was love at first s1ght Everythmg turned out the best for everyone ln the end u U , ..................... Q F 0 Q n n U . H .... . . p ...-f...--...---.......-... . p canslaucaoeauuunnnasuoann . . . . . . . V . . . I ' l . . . 0 I W I , , W l. ,L W ta .J --,gk , 5 ,V l 'U '- A 1 if -V ,A 1 MW, ' Y' -2-if , ff '. 'X ,. If-1 fm- 15'-E1 ' . 4 N iiipfvlflf' , ' H ,. 4 f , I ' M 2 I 4 ,K .. 1 .. - 1 u 1 c n o u n Q n u a u n 1 ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . ........ .... .. . .. . . .. H . . . ....... ..... . .... . . . . . . . . , ....... .... I 1 . - I 0 . I . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Ml .sq f' I ? Ln thxs ssue of Tne Florldlan we have many examples of purposeful co operatxon We would not have been able to prmt th1S thxrteenth volume of The Florldlan lf lt hadn t been for the co opera tlon we recelved but tlns co operatxon should be extended much farther People are able to accomphsh much more when they are all worklng together Today wlth the trouble of war and the dlfflculty whtch nat1ons have trylng to get along w1th each other the human race could do much wlth a sp1r1t of brotherhood You all know how great the need IS for all of us to conserve our natural resources Th1s can only be done oy the unlted efforts and co operatlon of everyone By the rlght kind of co operahon own country can be turned 1nto a country Utopla he 15 lookmg for Then and only then the opportunlty for a good educatlon in gradual and surely our where all can have the w11l young people have local n1gh school We the c1t1zens of the operate and brlng better medlcal attentlon to most of us thereby hastemng the eradlcatlon of our much dreaded mstxtutlons oeyond the Unxted States must co dlseases Many great men have woraed throughout then' lwes for employer employee co operatwn Co operatlon mxght be sald to be the key of then' plan of llvlng We need more co operatlon 1n the world today oecause lt IS the best and almost only hope of world peace smce most of the causes of war rest upon an economlc bas1s and that about dlsarment But flrst we must solve the questlon of economlcs through co operatxon then proceed to the task of dxsarmament F WALSWORTH holllo ll-IUOIYIIIIOYIIIII -uudllo-0 Ull M . ark ' 4' U at ---MNT. h e