Kalona High School - Centerika Yearbook (Kalona, IA)

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Dramatics Arthur Yoder, Dorothy Jean Yoder, John Miller, Robert Yoder, Merle Fleming Eh! CAST OF CHARACTERS Louise Davison, a young lady ................................ Dorothy Jean Yoder Bud Richardson, her boy friend ....................... ............. A rthur Yoder Eustace Van Slyde, a soldier of fortune ........ .,..... R obert Yoder Elmo Davison, Louise's father ..................... .............. J ohn Miller Mary, a maid ................................................. ....... M erle Fleming Ruby Kinsinger, Shirley Hershberger, Mary Lois Swartzendruber, Bill Swartzendruber, Dale Hochstetler, Robert Schlabaugh, Kathleen Yoder, Kenneth Hershberger. In May With June CAST OF CHARACTERS June Summers, a girl of the farm .................................. Kathleen Yoder Polly Sommers, her sixteen year old sister .......... Shirley Hershberger Elsie Hopkins, nineteen year old ncfghbor ...............,., Ruby Kinsinger Aunt Della Loring, June's maiden aunt ...... Mary Lois Swartzendruber Charlie Wilson, a young farm neighbor .................. Robert Schlabaugh Benny Jenkins, a young farm hand ,,,l....,..,........ Kenneth Hershberger Tim Hawkins, a deputy sheriff ................ .......... D ale Hochstetler Jimmy Jones, one of the Jones boys ....... ..... B ill Swartzendruber A -12-

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Dramatics Seated-Howard. Gosnell, Robert Yoder, Arthur Yoder. Standing-Kenneth Hershberger. Bill Swartzendruber, Bernard Hershberger, Wayne Lantz, Orval Miller, Lester Kempf, Cleese Gosnell. Andy Has the Answer CAST OF CHARACTERS James Harrington, a business man .....A................ Kenneth Hershberger Eva Harrington, his wife ......................................,........... Howard Gosnell Walter Harrington, a son .................,......... ...........,.. W ayne Lantz Abigail Harrington, James' sister .............. ............ C leese Gosnell Malcom Stewart, James' business rival ....,....,....., Bill Swartzendruber Betty Stewart, his daughter ..............,.......... .....i B ernard Hershberger Rebecca Williams, a maiden lady .,..,.......... ...,....,,..,,.., R obert Yoder Anne Williams, her niece ................................. ...,............ O rval Miller John Corey, object of Rebeccafs affection ....... .....,. A rthur Yoder Andy Clark, a. young go-getter ...................... ....... L ester Kempf Mary Jane Burns, Lester Kempf, Bernard Hershberger, Irene Brenneman Winter Sunset . CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews ................................................ Irene Brenneman Bill Andrews, her only son ....... .................... L ester Kempf Anita, his wife ............................. ....... ............ M a ry Jane Burns Dr. Michaelson, a physician .............,.... ...... B ernard ,Hershberger ...1 1-

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Dramatics Dorothy Jean Yoder, Beulah Dickel, Merle Fleming, Mary Jane Burns Irene Brenneman, Ruby Kinsinger, Shirley Hershberger, Mary Lois Swartzendruber, Geneva Spicher, Kathleen Yoder Business--Merely Business CAST OF CHARACTERS Ann Ware, an attractive young woman ....,.,........,........ Kathleen Yoder Patty Ware, her young sister .,,......................,.....,.....,.,,, Ruby Kinsinger Mrs. Ware, her invalid mother ...........,...................,.... Irene Brenneman Addy Kingsley, a nosey neighbor ,,...,,,.,,.,. Mary Lois Swartzendruber Norma Cole, a friend of Ann's ...................v....l............... Geneva Spicher Dora. Terry, an aspiring newspaper reporter ........ Shirley Hershberger T. D. Horne, a woman lawyer ......,.,.........,............. Dorothy Jean Yoder Primrose Bates, an unexpected relative .,.... ..........,., B eulah Dickel Kitten Bates, an unpleasant young woman ..,.. .,.., M ary Jane Burns Meg Sikes, a friend of the Bates' .................. ...... M erle Fleming SYNOPSIS When Ann Ware discovered that 'she was heiress to a fifty thousand dollar fortune things looked bright and rosy for her, her sister, and her invalid mother. Hopes were pretty well shattered when Aunt Primrose and her daughter Kitten arrived on the scene with the claim that they were wife and daughter of a son lost at sea. Auntie and Kitten took over the running of the house and even ordered the Wares out. The neighbors and friends of the girls banded together to help in any way they could. A woman lawyer finally came along when things looked worst and on investigating various claims ran onto some startling information. Eventually all matters worked out satisfactorilyg the relatives got their just des- serts, Mrs. Ware found security, Patty won second prize in the photo contest with Primrose as a subject-and Ann got her man. 113-