Haviland High School - Havilook Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

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MUSIC IN ACTION AN OLD KENTUCKY GARDEN CAST STEPHEN C. FOSTER, Beloved troubador of the period ..... Edward Pfost JEANIE, With the light brown hairf' Colonel Stauntons niece . . Margaruite Smith COLONEL STAUNTON, Poor but Aristocrtitzc ..,... ......... E arl Yoh PHILLIP, Jeanies Brother and Richtlrds College churn .... Lewis Myers JOY, Phillips fiancee .......,... ...........,..,............... A rtise Hcbb HANNAH, Thrice a widow ...,.............................. Thelma Auman HENRY BLOW, A gold prospector of '49, powerful fond of Hannah . James Adams RICHARD, A Northerner, fond of Jeanie ................,.,... Calc Compton MAJUNDAHR, A Hindu Magiciari, In Search of the stolen ruby ...... Lester Sherer JOE BUZZARD, An Avariczous money lender ......,.......... . . . Elmer Eoust ELMIRA ...................,............... .... . . . . . Betty Goble WILLIAM ..................,......... ...... J ack McCoy ANDREW, 'Young friends of the family . .. ,... Dale Compton SETH ............................... .... L ester Buehler Adaliza ..................................... .... J une Rhodus TOM, Colored Plantation singer .................. .... . .. Jack Rogers MR. MONEYFOLD, enterprising publisher of music ........ .... K ent Pond MR. ARTICHOKE, another enterprising publisher of music Junior Jewell Accompanist .......................,.............,..... .... C harles East DIRECTORS AND ASSISTANTS Stage Manager ...................... Rex Searbrough Property Manager .... James Adams Ticket Manager .... .... R amona Hebb Director ....... ..........,..... D orothy Burner SYNOPSIS The scene opens in the garden of Colonel Stauntoifs home in Kentucky. A surprise party for Jeanie is being given by her uncle. Jeanie meets handsome Young Richard Morgan, who has been her brother Phillip's roommate at College in the North, and is on his way to visit him. When he arrives, the Colonel discovers that he and Jeanie are attracted by each other, and orders him to leave the house the next morning. 32

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FORWARD MARCH! 'Z' Buck Row: Mdrgarmtc Smltlu, Bnnnic Cnllcttc, Marry' Vxfilson, Dorothy Sinn, Lcshc Buchlcr, Bztty Gvlflc, Thclrna Auman, Lester Shcrcr, Charles Fast, Lcln M.1c Rodman, Juno Rhudus, Kathryn vvllli-lll'lSIJII, Donna M.11'kct, Vcrngrbcl Ivlurphy, Ehinc HQHW, Artlsc HQNN, Nllss Burncr, Frieda Hgirtwig. Nflddle Run Gene Scnrbrough, Ivfarvin Laukhuf, Willizalll Fast, Biifbllffl Shcrcr, Dnrnthy Ross, .Iu.1n Ivlycrs, Donald Sticbling, Vxfaync Ziclkc, Betty Sinn, joan Laukhuf. Evalcgn Shaw. Front Row: Betty Hwfdckcr, janet Green, jwzrnnc Hough, Genova Dcckfr, DRUM MAKER AND MAICDRETTES 31

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MELODY MAKERS A I MIXED CHORUS Buck Row: black Rogers, Leslie Buehler, Dale Compton. Vcrnahelle Murphy, .loan Myers, Mary Ella Laul-thuf, Betty Cohlc, Kathryn Vxfilliamson, Donna lvlarket. lscla Mae Rodman. Vv'ilnia Foust. Alice Davidson, Elaine Hclah, Donald Stieliling. NVillis Saum. Roy Crccn, Nliddle Rott Dorothy Burner flnstructor. Charles Fast, Ed Pfost, Elmer Foust, Bonnie Gillette. Mary VX'ilson, Alvcra Bennett. Thelma Auman. Betty l lofacker. Marvinc Friend. Norma Breedlove, Louisa Creen, Dolores Laukhuf, Ada Blake, Sharon Gantt. blames Adams. Earl Yoh. Lester Shercr, Lexvis lvlycrs. Bottom Row' Vvfaync Zielke, .lack lVleCoy, john Hehh, June Rhodus, lvlarie Titler. Clara Yoh. Frieda Hartxvig, June Dangler, Artise Hehh, lvlargaruite Smith, Barbara Shcrer. LaVerna Gantt, Geneva Decker, Vera Willltinis, Chester Funk, Junior -Icxvell. Roliert Hough, sfimlx-1 The Mixed Chorus this year consisted of thirtyfthree girls and tvventy-txvo boys under the direction of Mis Dorothy Burner, who has proven her ahility in directing our musical choruses. Among our achievements, have heen the presentation of the operetta, An Old Kentucky Cardenf, and appearances on the Christmas and Farmers' Institute Programs. Our singing was confined to school functions this year, since no District or State Contests were held. sw JJ