Jerome High School - Tiger Yearbook (Jerome, ID)

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SEATED: Patty Albertson, Elvin Drake, Evelyn Burks, Ann Louise Gibson. STANDING: Gus Vogeler, Charles Hof, Lois Jones, Jay Nelson, L'vah Hu l, Lester Diehl. John Beer, Robert Fulkerson. DOUBLE DOOR A PLAY IN THREE ACTS by ELIZABETH MCFADDEN Presented By JEROME HIGH SCHOOL APRIL 29, 1948 THE SCENE The second-story living-room of the Van Bret house, Fifth Avenue, New York City. THE TIME 1910 ACT I: May, noon. ACT II: November. Scene 1, afternoong Scene 2, evening. ACT III: Next morning. CAST OF CHARACTERS Victoria Van Bret, a slender woman of about fifty-four ...........,............ Ann Louise Gibson Caroline Van Bret, a pleasant rather handsome middle-aged woman .... Patty Albertson Rip Van Bret, a fine-looking, but nervous, young fellow, about twenty-five V Elvin Drake Anne Darrow, a slender, exquisite figure about twenty-five ............. ........... E velyn Burks Dr. John Sully, a tall, well-built man of nearly thirty .......................... ....... C harles Hof Mortimer Neff, a well-dressed white-haired man of about sixty ....... ....... J ohn Beer Avery, a respectable middle-aged housekeeper ................................. ......... U vah Hull Telson, a very respectable-looking butler ......................................... ..... L ester Diehl Louise, a pretty young maid ...................................... ............ L ois Jones William, a young footman ................................................ ............... J ay Nelson Mr, Chase. a, kindly, grey-haired old gentleman ....... ..... R obert Fulkerson Lambert, a hard-boiled alert man .................................................. ............ G us Vogeler PRODUCTION STAFF Director ...................... ......................................................,.. ...... R o bert F. Gooch Assistant Director ...... ....... S hirley Crouch Other Members ....... ....... S peech Class

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Wayne Jepson, Edith Drake, Joanna, Emerson, Betty Coats, Shirley Crouch, Kenneth Hills, Maxine Toolson, Delores Jones, Rae Pharris, Cnarlcs Hof, Dori, Fostex, Gus Vogeler, Mary Schemel, Ralph Adams, Brad Naegle. A LUCKY PENNY A Comedy in Three Acts -by- Anne Coulter Martens Jerome High School December 12, 1947 THE SCENE The entire action of the play takes place on the terrace of the Pringle Home located in a small city. THE TIME Act I: About 10:00 A. M. on a Friday. Act II. About three P. M. Act III: About nine o'clock that night. Penny, a pretty problem ...... . Lidia Pringle, her mother Caleb Pringle, her father ...,. Jenna, her best friend ,...... Kerry, her boy friend ..... Greg, Kerr'y's pal ........ Gram, herself ................... Miss Haskins., a visitor ...... Director ................................. Stage Manager . ...l.............. Assistant Stage Managers: CAST OF Doris Foster Delores Jones Charles. Hof Shirley Crouch Gus Vogeler Kenneth Hills Rae Pharris Maxine Toolson CHARACTERS Mr. Daly a neighbor ..... Flash, a photographer .. Georcian, a model ...... Vera, a model ............ Susette, a model ..... Hulda, the maid ..... DIRECTORS and MANA GERS Robert F. Gooch John Beer Bonnie Brackenbury, J. B. Thomason, Helen Gentry, Arthur Swenson Property Mistress .........................,.. Ann Louise Gibson Business Manager ,............,.,........ Ella Jean Thomason Ralph Adams Brad Naegle O'Shane, a policeman ...... . ...... Wayne Jepson Betty Coats Joanna Emerson Edith Drake Mary Schemel Property Assistants: Uvah Hull, Mae Church Jack Adams Assistant Business Managers: Rowena Hurd, George Overfield, Don Matson Prornpter ................................................ Patrycia Wilkes MUSIC Dlrector ....... .................. W . S. Kircher

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FIRST ROW: Miss Johanson+ad'vixer, Edward Churchman, Kenneth Davis, Shirley Gray, Evelyn Burks, Ann Louise Gibson, Helen Ambrose, Patty Jensen, Lou Ann Jensen. , SECOND ROW: Doris Foster, Shirley Crouch, Rae Pharris, Barbara Hargis, Brad Naegle, Beverly Lanlens, Bonnie Brackenbury, Helen Gentry, Patty Lavens. , THIISJ llllvlalh Hull, Patty Bowers, joan Sonnichsen, Dolores York, Loretta Huber, Norma Church, Doris ee s is , y ymas. I , NOTKPECTURED: Patty Boyd, Irene Cowger, Raymond Clark, Joy Callen, Leanore Allyn, Marilyn Ottinger, Melba u m. LIVE WIRE See all those heads buried in the school paper when the latest issue comes out? That's hovw popular the Jerome High Live Wire is when it makes its appearance about every two Weeks. Under the leadership of Kenneth Davis, who served as editor, and Brad Naegle and Beverly Lavens, who were assistant-editors, the school paper brings the current news to the students and keeps them posted on the latest doings, chatter, and events of interest around school. Miss Betty Johanson is the supervisor and she is the one responsible for keeping the staff 'hopping on their toes' getting their news assign- ments in. Special mention should also be given to the typists and mimeographers who are -the foundation of our school paper. This has been an outstanding year for the Live Wire and the staff has enjoyed working and bringing our own school paper to the students of J. H. S.