Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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fl 7! Green Valley -mhers of the Senior Class finally revealed their hidden tultnts in pltsmntiug this play under the direction of Nliss Byrtis Wfnguer. e spirits of Creeu Valley brought the puhlic away from tieu me fires to eujov two full evenings of entertainment. Eldon Berry Cooley e.... Thomas - - , Surah ..A... Xlanuie ....,,. Shade Stokes --- Prim Stokes .... Lousome - - - Ti ulcer .,..... liverheel ......, Xlurthn Mears - C:l'illKlPilXV Berry Cranuy Berry ,- llausome ...... Jeb Calhoun .... Eva ..... - Prudence - , , CAST Page Eiglztevu, - - -Smith Doughty - - - - - Ed Lufever , - - - -Ramon Nleeks Nl2Il'gill'l't YVulker - - - Put Chamness - - , -Doyle Lzuuh C- - - Edith Garvin -Gerald N1 etsker - - - -James Ulrich -Charles lVulters W - - Marilyn Dodd - - -james Charles Niartliu Sedgwick - - - - -Sarah Small - - -Norma Resler - - - -Ed Lufever - - - Carolyn Cates - - - -Lore Koniq Q

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On December 15, the Hi-Y and the Y-Teens sponsored a formal dance, The Candy Cane Cotillion. Jack Armstrongis band played and a stage show featuring Mrs. Shirley Mahoney with other local talent performed. The annual Mother and Daughter Banquet was held March 7. Miss Ioma Hodson, exchange teacher from United States to England, was the speaker. Mrs. Jane Nichols was the capable sponsor. The Patronesses were Nlrs. Elizabeth Dodd. Nlrs. Ernestine Bertram, Mrs. Doris Davis, Mrs. Doris Devine, and Miss Helen Smith. Y-TEEN CABINET Left to right, First Row: M. Hensley, B. Owens. Second Row: J. Davis, C. Brooks, I. Bertram, Mrs. Nichols, P. Chamness. L. Korninz. Third Row: C. Gates, M. Dodd, P. Scott, D. Belt, M. Mitton, S. Small, N. Allen, J. Selfrin. Page Seventeen

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CAST The Little Dog Laughed The junior Class presented on April 18 a delightful comedy, The Little Dog Laughed. It seems that Laurie had been away to college and had learned a little about psychology. Then she decided to use her knowledge of the subject on her family. At last, the family tired of it and decided they must teach Laurie a lesson and stop the nonsense. The scene in which the family staged the purge dance before Laurie and her boy friend was both funny and most effective. Aside from much entertainment for the audience, it taught Laurie a much needed lesson. Gus ..... VVally .......... Laurie ........... M rs. Huntington .... Sid Huntington .... joansie Wood --- Lillian Wood ....... Ted Wood ............. Horatio P. Honeywell .... Mark Bradford ...... Grace Sehoenbeek -- Amelia Dennis ..... Caroline Blakesley -- VValola Breckenridge Theresa Brown ..... sp inf v M if Page Nivzvlcen Patricia Casada - - -- -Bob Downing M artv Rinehart - - - -Susan Rinehart - - - -Ed Willard ----Pat Lindamood - - - - - -Janet Rowe - - - - -lim Litton - - - - -Bob Talbert - - - - - Marvin Culy - - - -Barbara Owens - - - -Phyllis Davis ------Pat Scott - -- -Joyce Ritchie - - - - Pat Lumpkin