Grove City High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Grove City, OH)

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Thrs play was under the capable drrecuon of Mr Adams Pat Fausey fnghtj Medica dy tie agen Fafhef John Guthexl Mother Beverly Brggert Ernestme Barbara McArtor Frank ackre Dan Fred Anne Ronald Eberhard Bobby Swadley Brll Swadley Chester Brown Dorothy Dale Llllxan Maftha Deanna Wolfe Mrs Frtzgerald Barbara Phlllnps Dr Burton ohn Seabury fcenterj and hrs assrstants Maxine McVey fleftj and IOC Scales John Culberson Mlss Brrll jackle Wrlllams Larry Bob McCarley 42 The humor of thrs play rs especxally delightful and genume The story has a meamng of rmportance Dad IS a terrific efliclency expert and tts hrs firm belief that what works rn the factory works m the home He puts up a chart for the young people to mntral after completmg each household task He uses a rug as an rmagmary bathtub to demon- strate how to take a really efhcrent bath To speed up the young peoples education Dad buys language lesson records for them to play every mormng m the bathroom Not knowmg their father had a bad heart the grrls couldnt understand why he considered therr mterest rn dates a waste of trme Dad IS about to leave for Europe, and both he and Anne are mlserable at the lack of understand mg between them Dad finally becomes aware of how much Anne has grown up and Anne realrzes the truth about Dad And Dad leaves, thexr under standing xs complete and the famrly council has been called to order . p J ' ---.-....................l.., ..,......... - ' ' ------.-,-...a........... .......... A sumef . . . '. . ' . ,,,,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,.-,,,-..-- .---, n J M X554 if . U

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XXX 1' 1 tx -Q! A I Una on . af? Pxttured abose are the partnupants of the annual Prmte of Peate Contest Seated m the front are Mautlxe Connlex and Barbara lVItArtor Standmg ln the bank are joue Shx ball Ranke and Deanna Wtylfe Fath wear an oratorltal tontest lS gnen by students m the hugh schools Memor :Led detlamatnons are guen bx students about the needs and wants for peate The state wmners and natnonal linallsts are awarded stholar shxps This tear Barbara and Maudte were the winners from our lotatton They were then elxgxble for the dxstntt tontest but faxled to plate there but were awarded bronze metals for platmg tn our lotal tontests Vance? fuk, jg M 716559 sl Srl u xtvf I ll X Q

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john Morgan Silas Dobbms Flrckre Nelson Betty Phillips joan Parker Mrs Guarmo OFF THE TRACK Dick Davis Leroy Geyer Phyllis Shrllmgburg errranne Myers Grace Rreke Elnor Brllman Antonra Guarrno Virginia Schemrrch B111 Lmdsay Berkley Roach Oscar Pozenby Harry ordan Wrllre Woodson Paul Lambert Above rs pictured Miss Eyerman the director of our play Evalrna Bumpass Heather Gueth Reginald Vanderxenter Grace Haag Prdgre McDougal Elaine Seel This play takes place rn a wayside railroad station on a dark stormy nrght A strange mixture of people are thrown together when a fast tram rs derailed and the passengers come inside to wart for a relief tram There are three actne and attractrve college girls who are on their way back to school a young man who rs a student at .1 law school a fat good natured Italian woman and her child the rich and haughty Mrs Vandervanter who looks down her nose at the other travelers Then there as a nosey old maid Miss Pndgre McDougal who spends her time finding out other peoples busmess also a peculiar looking deaf man who had a mysterious old suitcase which he never let out of hrs hands There rs an engaged cou le the gurl IS qulte flrghty and the young man henpecke but managing to escape her clutches row and then Then there rs the statlon keeper Silas Dobbms who works around the statron sweeping and puttmg coal mto the old stoxe H keeps others laughing with hrs natrve wrt The crowd rs thrown mto hysterxcs when Mrs Vander venter discovers that her S10 000 string of pearls rs missing Miss Pxdgre with her natural tendency for nosmg around finds them rn the most unexpected place the lunch bas ket of Mrs Guarnno who rs thus put rn a very bad spot In spite of the evndence against her Bill Lindsay the prospec tive lawyer rs convmced that she IS not guilty Bill appomts a judge and a jury he himself defends Mrs Guarrno In a very clever way he exposes the gullty person and Miss Pldgre puts oxer a smart truck and finds out what ns rn the suitcase much to her regret 43 Y Y . V . V . 4 . Q 7, V , . V 3 , 3 , . 1 , 1 - 1 r 5 , V . . . - U A D 75 1 - 4 7 . I .f 7,4 ff, 1 . r . . . ' . , J' , ' . C ' f , . . y . ' ' , 4' 1 Y - V v , W ' I . V ' . . Q g , A