Leroy Ostrander High School - Leroyan Yearbook (Le Roy, MN)

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 THE CROSSCUP KISS 31 Under the able direction of Miss Malsed, The Crosscup Kiss , a comedy in three acts, was presented on November 29 by the Junior Class. The Cast Robert Crosscup..•• Margie Foster...... Cyrus Crosscup..... John Parker........ Emma Crosscup, Ma Kathryn Russell.... Albert Roscoe...... Everett Randall.... Andy Jackson....... leona, Lee ....... Iaura, Lolly ..... Miss Fielding...... ....Loren Baker •Violet BJortomt • •••Donald Hall Louis Hungerford ....Doris Subra Lorraine Johnson • •Leslie Edmonds .... Joseph Regan ..Bernard Halver Dorothea Whlsler ..Lorraine Regan ... Helen Knutson Lovable, easy-going, Cyrus Crosscup and John Parker found themselves consigned to the pension list when his son, Robert, a go-getter fresh from college took over the business of Crosscup Candies, Inc. When competition between Robert and his competitor, Randall, was going strong, Cyrus and Ma made a candy bar of their own and the demand for it spread like wildfire. Robert and Randall each thought the other had put the candy bar on the market and a serious business battle developed. Each started an advertising campaign over the air. Cyrus also went on the air to advertise his lovely granddaughters and Margie, Robert's stenographer. Margie loved Robert and he realized that he loved her too when she was rushed by Andy Jackson, his star salesman. Cyrus turned out to be the hit of the girls program and his candy bar was also advertised along with the girls. SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW Something Old, Something New , a comedy of youth in three acts, written by John Hershey was presented as a class play by the Seniors on May 16, 1941. The Cast Flossie—A young housemaid...................................Alice Moe Dutch H senflug—A policeman..............................Wayne Wells Mrs. Maude Carroll—Proprietor of Maison Carroll .......Lenora Mahoney Jeanette Blssell—Her young assistant............•••• .Patricia Hawkins Mrs. Griggs (Gram)—Her mother............................Helen Benson Sheila Carroll—Her younger daughter.......................Rosa Nalman Johnnie Carroll—Her son...................................Glen Grlmley Rollle Hawkins—A young lawyer......................... Philip Price Boop Simmons—Johnnie's friend.........................Curtis Bergan Verna Carroll—Sheila's older sister...................Verde 11 Eastwold Duncan James—A young business man.........................Orlo Sorenson Clara Martin )...........................................Verna Tonsaker Hannah Thorpe ) Friends of Sheila's...................Lorraine Osheim Georgle Blssell) ••••.............................. Eleanor Johnson The action of the play takes place in the office living room of Mrs. Maude Carroll in the small American city of Harrisville during the summer of the present year. SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEES Student Manager--Ruby Moe. Business Committee--Ambrose Crowe, Naida Bye, Russell Bye, Worrell Malcomson, Lucille Eng. Properties Committee—Russell Anderson, Kenneth Norland, Leona Thoreson. Advertising Committee--Joyce Anderson, Feme Anderson, Marlon Schwenn.

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30 DRAMA CLUB Back Row, left to right—Kenneth Norland, Glenn Grlmley, Curtis Bergan, Louis Hungerford, Philip Price, Orlo Sorenson, Leslie Edmonds, Orville Helgeson, Elvood Thoreson, Ambrose Crowe, Bernard Halver. Middle Row, left to right—Miss Malsed, Helen Regan, Maxine Peterson, Verdell Eastwold, Lenora Mahoney, Doris Subra, Elizabeth Erie, Muriel Peterson, Helen Knutson, Helen Benson, Alice Moe, Lorraine Regan, Miss Holth. Front Row, left to right—Violet Blortosd, Lorraine Johnson, Feme Anderson, Rosa Nalman, Joyce Anderson, Lucille Eng, Pitricia Hawkins, Eleanor Johnson, Lorraine Os helm, Ruby Moe, Verna Tonsaker, Dorothea Whlsler. Absent from picture—Gladys Hall, Marion Schwenn, Dale Malconson, Donald Hall, Loren Baker, Harold Samuel, Carmen Start, Russell Anderson LIBRARY CLUB Top Row, left to right—Elizabeth Erie, Gladys Hall, Helen Knutson, Helen Benson, Alice Moe, Feme Anderson, Naomi Estllck. Middle Row, left to right—Miss Holth, Advisor, Dorothea Whlsler, Loretta Johnson, Eleanor Johnson, Lorraine Oshelm, Ruby Moe, Marlon 8chwenn. Front Row, left to right—Ella Mae Quade, Lorraine Regan, Irene Spellman, Joyoe Anderson, Dorothy Karlen. Absent from picture—Fern Eastwold.

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THE WOODEN SHOE CHRISTMAS 32 Characters Father............. Mother............. Hans............... Katrina............ John............... Helen.............. Martha............ Hilda.............. Hendrick.......... Merry England..... Miss America...... Senorltas of 8paln. Comrade Russia...... Honorable Japan.••• 8plrlt of Christmas St. Nicholas....... Santa Claus........ Black Man.......... ........Dick Larson ....Carolyn Petsch •••••Wendell Meyers Donna Jean Brownlow .....Eugene Halver .........Mary Regan .......Carol 8trom .....Ann Eckstein ....Connie Hovland .....Evelyn Benson ......Elaine Price ......Laura 8amuel ....Marjory Larson ......Worth 8tlies ......Wanda Harden ......Evelyn Roper .....Grant Hawkins ......Donald Regan .........Keith Hall Chorus of Girl 8katers Donnls Hindering, Elaine Halvorson, Carol 8trom, Ruby Moe, Ann Eckstein, Barbara Madsen, Margaret Petsch, Patty Estllck, Jeanne Klassy, Devota Nash Chorus of Boy Skaters Paul Bothira, Roy Johnson, David Briggs, John Hindering, Bobby Brownlow, Connie Hovland, Roger Hopp, Maynard Hiller, Glenn 8tevens, Bobby Larson. OPERETTA Back Row, left to right—Keith Ball, Elaine Price, Carolyn Petsch, Evelyn Benson, Richard Larson, Wanda Harden, Eugene Halver, Mary Regan, Worth 8tiles, Grant Hawkins. Third Row, left to right—Miss Gilbertson, Miss Woodcock, Elaine Ha Ivors on, Maynard Hiller, Evelyn Roper, Marjorie Larson, Laura Samuel, Demis I unde ring, Glenn 8tevens, Devota Nash, Miss 8elelstad, Miss Loughrey. Second Row, left to right—Ruby Moe, Robert Larson, Carol 8trom, Paul Bo tiara, Am Eckstein, David Briggs, Joyce Despard, Connie Hovland, Jeanne Klassy, Roy Johnson, Kay 8tlles, Donald Regan. Front Row, left to right—John Richard Hindering, Rosie Petsch, Roger Hopp, Dome Jean Brownlow, Wendell Meyers, Patricia Estllck, Robert Brownlow, Barbara Madsen.