Haviland High School - Havilook Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

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Page 34 HAVILOOK 1950 Deacon Dubbs Deacon Dubbs, from Sorgum Center, West Virginny... Amos Coleman, his nephew, a young lawyer ............... Rawden Crawley, a wolf in sheep's clothing .......... Major McNutt, auctioneer and Justice-of-peace ...... Deuteronomy Jones, a country product ...................... Rose Raliegh, the brave little school Ma'am ......,........ .......Art Carter ............Ray Sinn ...........Fred Hartwig ......Bob Gunderman .........Doyle Breedlove ..Erma Lehman Miss Philipena Popover, with both eyes on the Deacon... .Laura D. Williamson Emily Dale, the richest girl in town ........................................ Emma Lou Vance Trixie Coleman, full ot mischief ................................... ......... M ary Lou Akom Yennie Yensen, a hired girl from Sweden ...... ...... M arcia Sperry Director .............,...................................................................... Martha Ensign The Deacon, a widower from Sorgum Center, State O' West Virginny comes to his nephew's home for a visit, The Deacon is smitten by the charms ot Miss Philipeny Popover and proposes marriage. Trixie Coleman plays many pranks on the Deacon and Miss Popover. Amos, his nephew, wants to marry Rose Raliegh, who is a mystery to the village. When she consents, the town learns that she is already married to Rawden Crawley, a convict who is betrothed to Emily Dale. Yennie Yensen provides a great deal of humor by bidding for Deuteronomy Jones, a coun- try product. L if dl

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1950 HAVILOOK Page 33 Honor Students FIRST GRADE: Carol Adams, Edith Adkins, Ruth Adkins, Jaanne Ashbaugh, Susan Cadwaller, Marga- ret Campbell, Barbara Laukhuf, Colleen Myers, Linda Lewis, Linda Rhinehalt, Minnie Sinn, Sarah Whitaker, Doug- las Adkins, Jimmie Brian, Richard Boroff,Lnene Faust, Richard Neiford, Rolland Pratt, Von Saum, Robert Rod' man, Douglas Stoller. SECOND GRADE: Linda Abbott, Roger Basil, Marilyn Bendele, Celesta Covey, Gloria Cowell, Billy Cox, Billy Davis, Dale Dumham, Floyd Faust, Doyle Harris, Charles Hockenberry, David Rummy, Emmeth Leeth, Larry Lewis, Eugene Lehman, Carol Moyer, Nikki Mohr, Sylvia McClure, Marcia Mumma, Deanne Pratt, Rita Sheehan, Paula Sinn, Charlotte Sperry, Janet Tyas, Dixie Tape, Peggy Williams, Sharon Weisman, Allan Williamson, laren Zielke, Ronald Williams, Charles Williamson, THIRD GRADE-Roger Eisenmann, Kenneth Gusler, Billy Niswander, Elaine Adkins, Marie Fast, Carol Gun- derman, Deanna Hartwig, Rebecca Hotacker, Linda Houseworth, Diana Keysar, Jeannette Rice, Joan Williamson. FOURTH GRADE: Walter Dumham, Gary Gunderman, Dean Laukhuf, Bob Lewis, Gale Weisman, David Zielke, Marie Brian, Sandra Buehler, Delores Roth, Danna Route. FIFTH GRADE: George Keysor, Lynn Mefferd, Frank Ptak, Paul Stiebeling, Lydia Dunham, Karen Gudakunst, Janice Parker. SIXTH GRADE: Bill Laukhuf, Janice Fox, Janice Ginzel, Mary Lou Gunderman, Patty Neitord, Mildred Perry, THIRD ROW: Billy Bendele, Roger Roth, Walter Sinn, Harold Wenninger, Lloyd Lehman, John Market, Rob- ert Laukhuf, George Jenkins, Robert Gunderman, Richard Zielke, Deon Williamson, Gene Breininger. SECOND ROW: Noreda Keysor, Lois Williamson, Dorothy Funk, Rae Kay Tow, Jeanne Gritfis, Gloria Stieb- ling, lreta Decker, Eleanor Hoaglin, Bill Hoaglin, Wilma McAdams, Janet Mohr, Joan Ensign, Ethelyn Tarltan, Roberta Stoller, Mary Lou Dangler. FIRST ROW: Jay Rhinehalt, Maxine Pond, Nancy Zielke, Jeannine Tarltan, Erma Lehman, Emma Lou Vance, Ray Sinn,Marcia Spzrry, Barbara Fast, Barbara Brian, Louise Gudakunst. THE ABOVE STUDENTS HAVE AHB' MINUS OR BETTER AVERAGE FOR THE YEAR This page sponsored by Grittis Repair Shop, Scott, Ohio, Phone 51 I5 ,

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Love ls Too Much Trouble Toasty, Proprietor of the Poison Pot .................... .................. E leanor Hoaglin Joe Burke, A College boy with troubles .................................. Willard Laukhuf Pinky Hamilton, His chum, also with troubles .......................... Gerald Laukhuf Ogden, Oggy McClosky, A student with a scientific theory..Harold Wenninger Connie Ashton, A College girl, working her way through ............ Joy Rhinehalt Ebb Dunham, Happy-go-lucky college girl ..............................,..... lreta Decker Flo Dunham, Her sister ..................................,...... ................ G loria Springer Shirley Bradford, A campus belle .............................................. Jeanne Griffis Sugar Lou Jackson, College girl with ruffles, and a southern accent ........ Betty Lou Finnegan Monica Bates, A visiting high-school senior ...... ........ G loria Stiebeling Mrs. J. Worthington Bates, Her mother ........ ....... A lice Williamson Dr. Pillsy, President of lvy Gate College ....... ......... L loyd Lehman Miss Emily Ross, Dean of Women .............. ........ D elores Keysor Cliff Hayward, A well-meaning visitor ......... .............. L uther Hofacker The play takes place in the college dining hall, known as the Poison Pot, just a few days be- fore the Junior Prom. Oggy gives Pinky and Joe some neutralization pills which they in turn give to their biology professor for aspirins. The neutralization pills have a very strange effect on the professor and the others who happen to get some mixed in their food at the Poison Pot. The boys are expelled from college and their girl friends will have nothing to do with them. The story of the play is the troubles the boys have in their efforts to raise money to have an orchestra, to get permission to go back to their classes, to keep Toasty from being run out of town by the health department, and to win their girl friends back.