Liberty Township High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Rudolph, OH)

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a,W . 4 W a JUFHUI? ELFISS PLQH Action! Action! Action! is the keynote of Mr. Cohan's dramaturgy--the kind of action that is rapid and strong and carries with it his shrewd observation and deep feeling for life and its people. On a wild and stormy night there arrive at a lonely tavern a romantic Vagabond CCarol Barkerl, a homeless woman KNorma Jean Fordl, and the Governor of the State lDick Adlerl, his wife CAnnie Flowersj, his daughter KPatsy Mahaffeyb, and his daughter's fiance KBob Burdockl. The tranquility which usually pervades the old tavern is completely disrupted as the stern tavern- keeper CMarvin Franksb, his adolescent son-fDick Angell his faithful hired girl CLeanna Mercerl, and his half- crazy hired manQKArohie Bowen! attempt to keep abreast of all the unusual happenings of this night of nights. Suspicion develops as to the identity of each of the characters in turn. To the Vagabond it is deliciously like a drama, and he delights in directing the familiar characters in their parts. The arrival of the sheriff CD. L. Whitacrej with his men CLeroy Strausbaugh, Dave Mason, and Marlenn Smith! and their identity as the notorious bandits who held up the Governor help to solve the mystery. How- ever, the arrival of the attendant CBob Thompson! from a nearby insane asylum, to identify curtain of his ward 1 S is required to solve completely the cause of the humerous mixups. In the closing scene, the Vagabond dramatically takes his leave, but not before ensuring that Zach and Sally, who are very much in love, should not be separated by the overbearing tavern-keeper who wants his son to get lands in exchange for his name. After the vagabond blesses each one in the tavern, he, singing his favorite song, ventures out into the magnificent storm. .,.... f H r ,rp ,fV '-W'

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TOP ROW: THIRD ROW! SECOND ROW FIRST ROW! TOP ROW: THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROW: TOP ROW: SECOND ROW FIRST ROW! FIRST GRHUE UF '35 Ardith Armitage, George Wilson, HUGH SHELINE, Edwin Dmland, Gleeverda Richardson, JOYCE ROBINSON, Phyllis Speaker, WANDA PRIEST. Miss Studer, Marlenn Smith, LOREN BECHSTEIN, Tom Shinew, Ray Laws, Lavonne Garber, Leroy Biglow, Robert Gary. Leroy Strausbaugh, Melvin Gordon, Dale Mantel Earl Bryan, Wedunno, George Potter. Wedunno, Lila Lou Dewitt, ROSE MARIE HENTGES, Marcene Chambers, HELEN BECHSTEIN, Lucy Weaver, Phyllis McDowell, Shirley Finney, Ethel Laws, Thelma Gonyer, Bonnie Patterson: , SECOND ERQUE UF '36 Robert Gary, Leroy Strausbaugh, Betty Duckett, Richard Hammersmith, Leland Hammersmith, Leroy Biglow, JOYCE ROBINSON, Carol Barker, Marlonn Smith. George Potter, HUGH SHELINE, LOREN BECHSTEIN, Patsy Mahaffey, Phyllis McDowell, WANDA PRIEST, ROSE MARIE HENTGES, Bonnie Roberts, Wedunno, Wcdunno. Lucy Weaver, Pat Lee, Lila Lou De Witt, Marcene Chambers, Lois Dennis, Annie Flowers, Bonnie Patterson, Alice Ann Patterson, Joann McDowell, HELEN BECHSTEIN. Thomas Gary, Leland Beck, Dick Adler, Melvin Gordon, Melvin Roe. THIRD GRQUE UF '37 Miss Newcomer, HUGH SHELINE, Willard Bowen Leland Hammersmith, Bill Flowers, Edwin Ireland Ray Laws, LOREN BECHSTEIN, Tom Shinew. Leland Beck, Dale Mantel, WANDA PRIEST, Areith Armitage, Glocverda Richardson, JOYCE ROBINSON, Ethel Laws, Phyllis Speaker, Leroy Strausbaugh, Robert Gary. HELEN BECHSTEIN, Viola Lobdell, Shirley Finney, ROSE MARIE HENTGES, Phyllis McDowell, Bonnie Patterson, Lila Lou Dewitt.