Hillsboro High School - Hilhi Yearbook (Hillsboro, OR)

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33492 94 Che gfillzi year 1 Luzior Qbfay Mystery at Midnight-ghostly faces appearing at the window, sounds of wailing, the idol's blazing eyes, and threats of death made this play, given by the Junior Class, a thriller and a success. This play centers around the weird, lonely Wentworth house dur- ing a stormy night, when six strangers are thrown together by fate, all seeking shelter. Rathburne Wentworth is determined to let his aunt have no contact with the others, but is forced to let Barbara, Alma Cory, Mr. Parker, Dick Lawrence, Letty, and Oscar stay in his house for the night. The play ends happily for all concerned except the villain. CAST OF CHARACTERS Elvis Dickason ,,,,,,,.,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,....,l.,.,............,..,......,,.,....,..,, Rathburne Wenthworth e nne Abts ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,,.l.,.,.,.....,.................................,... Mrs. Wentworth othy Challacombe ........ ...................... B arbara Cory Helene Shaw ,........,......... ........................ A lma Cory Leroy J ack ..................... ........................ C loyd Parker Howard Davis .......... .................,...... D ick Lawrence Josephine Stroeder ...,. ....,....... E nergine Washington hav t Arthur Iwasaki ......... ........... R asmus Washington XL Jean Person ....... ...,........ ..............l. L e tty Flanders Ly - 9 Jack Himmelright ........... ........................................,..... ................ O s car Jansen qx MANAGEMENT giss Marie Hougue .. ...... .,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,l,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Director illy McNay ............ .... .. .....................' .......... ........... B u siness Manager Charles Crittenden ...... ,.,..........,.... .......,. .,.,.,.,, L i ghting Operator

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Prrqf 96 Chr' gflflzz' illflll' I.. Peschka, W. Ketcham, J. Abts, J. Christensen, E. Schulmerich Wahner I' li t K ' . Q zer, , Busch, V. Phelps, 'l. Weatherrecl, N. Furrow, R. Hattrick, A. Mohr A. Sigler, I.. Jan-la, W. Stout, J. Goodman, J. Himmelright, D, Hammer Senate ful? The Senate Club has lived up to its reputation of being a very ac- tive Club again this year by school dances and interesting meetings, VVith Vincent Phelps as President, Leonard Peschka as Vice-President, Allan Sigler as Treasurer, and Keith Busch as Secretary, the Senate Club accomplished a great deal this year. The members of the Senate Club held one open meeting is assem- ply for initiation and gave several comical plays. Who can ever for- get Bobby Sutherland as the proud possessor of Bessie, the cow? A picnic for members was held early in the fall at Meacham's Crossing, and a dance for the public was sponsored by the Senate Club during Christmas vacation. Of course the tradition of the Senate Duck Din- ner was upheld this year, but despite our verichrome film We were unable to sight the duck in the picture. Perhaps it was too far in the background. The neophytes, to which old hardened members applied the oaken token, were Leroy Jack, Richard Hattrick, Wesley Stout, Jack Good- man, Nolan Furrow, Jim Abts, and Clifford Betzer. Miss Weatherred is the photo timer who helps and advises the Club. WW