Greensburg High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Greensburg, OH)

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UPERETTA i CCharacter name in parenthesesj FIRST ROW: .Tack Mercer tFrankie Davisj, Phyllis Sloan QSue Ellen Buchananj, Gerry Williams QCindy's Grandmal, Bruce Kerr fCindy's Grandpapl, Carol Rothgeb QCindy Jonesj, Bill Farriss tSam Carpenterl, Carol Myers QMarilynD, Dianne Shelly fGailD, Earl Williams tWilliam Maconj, Director- Mr. Bowers. SECOND ROW: Doris Archer, Carol Graham, Faye Siegenthaler, Jean Herbert, Eileen Brammer, Mildred Degley. , THIRD ROW: Edgar Harmon, Gerald Smith, Shirley Williams, Carolyn Holb, Betty Hackman, Barbara Boettler, Leroy Seigfried, Archie McDonnell. . Cindy, young school teacher of Windy Ridge, in the southern Appalachians, lights a candle every night, awaiting the return of her fiance, William, whom she had sent to the city two years ago to study singing. She rejects the love of Sam, who lives in the neighboring cabin. Her ' Grandpap, who seems lazy, but in reality has a finger in every pie, has secretly written William, urging him to come back, guessing that Wil1iam's return will result in Cindy's awakening to her love for Sarn, instead. The church choir, directed by Cindy, has met at Grandpap's cabin for a rehearsal and a welcome to the new minister, when William, now a successful singer, returns to Windy Ridge with his entertainment troupe. True mountain hospitality is extended the visitors, and an eve- ning of singing and other entertainment follows, with the professional troupe participating in informal talent show style. They witness the disappointment of Sue Ellen, whose plans for an elopement with Frankie, member of a feuding family, are broken up by her father. Her desire to leave the mountains for a life in the city is gratified by William's decision to include her in his troupe. Cindy, aware of the change in William, realizes that her love for him was only a shadow. Blowing out her candle, she wears a flower for Sam, and all ends happily. . -27..

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Ml TREL FIRST ROW: ENDMENH' Archie McDonnell, Arlie Thorn, Don McPherson, Mr. Bowers, Bruce Kerr, How- ard Heater, Jack Mercer. SECOND ROW: Faye Siegenthaler, Gerry Williams, Phyllis Sloan, Carolyn Holb, Doris Archer, Sandra Hixson, Loretta Nichols, Velma Barbour, Shirley Williams, Barbara Boettler, Alberta Lewis, Carol Graham, Frances Cowger. THIRD ROW: Margaret Fites, Mary Ann McCortney, Norma Keener, Carol Huber, Jean Herbert, Eileen Brammer, Betty Hackman, Dianne Shelley, Carol Myers, Mildred Degley, Carol Rothgeb. . J FOURTH ROW: Anne Eidmann, Barbara Watson, George McKiever, Gerald Smith, Earl Williams, Jim Beard, Edgar Harmon, Bill Farriss, Leroy Seigfried. Mercer sure can make hot rhythm by shakin' those bones Snowball and Two-bits really did their song up in grand Style' Boss - Mr. Bowers, Workers John King, Claude Wisor, Kenny Old Man River is given that Morgan, Bob Cathey. familiar Jackson treatment. -23- Lightnin' sure can pick a mean banjo