Heyworth High School - Hey Hi Yearbook (Heyworth, IL)

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SENIOR PLAY The Senior Class play, The Mad Hattersf' was given Thursday, November 10, 1949. It was directed by Miss Myra Rousey. As the title indicates, it truly was a hilarious farce in three acts. Grandma Hatter fEldora Runge? being the main supporter imoney? and crazy over fly- ing, gave her son, Joe Hatter QBill Fahle?, his wife, Margaret cR,omana Halsey? and family, Bunny iJoe Birckelbaw?, Diane iJiosephine Price?, and Gigi iBea Bailey? exactly three months to prove their salt or else she would cut them off her bank account. Every attempt fails except perhaps those of Mugzi iDon Conrady?, manager and trainer of Gigi and Henry Harrison iWarren McConnell?, Playwright and fiance of Diane, Henry's mother, Elizabeth Harrison, iNeva Zirkle? an old rival of Margaret Hatter in vaudeville, Clara Sheldon iDonna Waltz? a talent scout, Nancy Hayword iBeverly Bonser? a dramatic actress, and Angelica Wir- ginia Ogden? the maid, all add to these futile attempts to make a success but none succeed except Joe Hatter when he goes fishing and caches a fish that had swal- lowed Grandma Hatter's false teeth. Picture Seated: Donna Waltz, Eldora Runge, Neva Zirkle, Beatrice Bailey, Don Conrady, Ramona Halsey, Joe Birckelbaw. Standing: Warren McConnell, Miss Rousey, Virginia Ogden, Norma Weaver, Bill A Fahle, Beverly Bonser. SPRING C-ONCERT On Friday evening, March 17, the band and glee clubs presented a concert at the high school, The band played selections from the Broadway musical South Pacific and the glee clubs sang Ezekiel Saw de Wheel, Cool Water, and Holy, Holy, Holy. The students who were to go the music contests presented their solos. Picture Left to Right: Jim. Craig, Mr. Benedict, Marian Seitz, Winifred Ensminger, Vir- ginia Ogden, Alice Kaufman, Marie Pfeifer, Claire Nicholson, Ann Moberly, Fernella Ensminger, Leonard Gardner. JUNIOR PLAY The Campbells Are Coming, was the play presented by the Juniors on Wednesday, April 5, 1950. The Play was about Ma. Brannigan iBeverly J annusch? and her three grandchildren, Betty QPhyllis Kidwel1?, Dick fLeonard Gardner?, and Kaye lJoyce Martin.? Kaye had thrown over her childhood sweetheart, Jeff Scudder Names Craig? for Kingston Campbell fDonald Lee?. Kingston's mother, Mrs, Augusta Camp- bell iKathleen Williams? thought Kaye's people were hillbillys, so they decided to pretend they really were when the Campbells came for a visit. Catalpa Tapp iHelen True? and her father, Bildad Tapp fGene Swearingen? who were real hill- billys added to the act. Cyrus Scudder CMerle Martens? was Betty's sweetheart. In the end it was found that Mrs. Campbell was really Bildad's long-lost sis- ter, and they went off to visit them, Kaye broke her engagement to Kingston and she and Jeff were re-united. The play was directed by Miss Myra Rfousey. Picture Seated: Helen True, Merle Martens, Leonard Gardner, Phyllis Kidwell. Standing: Jim Craig, Don Lee, Kathaleen Williams, M.iss Rousey, Beverly Jan- nusch, Joyce Martin, Gene Swearingen.

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