Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)

 - Class of 1939

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THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN THE JUNIOR PLAY The class of '40 presenfed a very en+er+aining comedy as rheir annual iunior play Jrhis year. H was enfifled The LaJre Chrislopher Bean and was wriHen by Sidney Howard. a very ou+s+anding aufhor in +he field of drama. Dr. HaggeH. an easy going counJrry docfor. becomes very much confused when Mr. Tallanf, Mr. Rosen. and Mr. Davenporf all appear in +he inleresrs of Jrhe picfures of +he lafe Chrisfopher Bean. Mrs. HaggehL and her daughfer. Ada, do n01L care abouf Jrhe confusion if Jrhere is money involved which rhey could spend. They are sadly disappoinfed. however. when if is discovered +ha+ Abbey, +he maid! is +he wife of +he lale Chrisfopher Bean and so is enliiled Jro any money received from his picfures. While all Jrhese Jrhings were going onl Susan HaggeH and Warren Creamer. who had decided +0 become an arfisf. had been making plans for an elopemenf. Alfer Mrs. HaggeH found ihaJr an arrisf mighf make himsehc wealrhy, Jrhey had no need of eloping. Thus. all ends well for Abbey. Susan. and Warren. bur if. is doubHul whelher Ada and Mrs. HaggeH were in rheir happies+ moods when Jrhe play came Jro an end. The cas+ was as follows: Dr. HaggeH .............................................................................................. Slanley Lindrorh Susan HaggeH .......................................................................................... Marion Gillespie Abby ...................................................................................... Mary Carherine Vanderwerfl Mrs. HaggehL ..................................................................................................... Shirley Mills Acla HaggeH' .................................................................................................... Nancy May Warren Creamer .......................................................... 7 ...................................... Bill Doriler Tallanf ................................................................................................................ Ray Johnson Rosen ............................................................................................................ Harvey Wafson DavenporlL .................................................................................................. George Burriclge Uncler +he capable direclion of Mr. Bergfald. Jrhe play was a greaf success. Those who assisled in +he producfion were James McBride and Herberr Naegele. lighfing managers; Muriel SchloH- man and Helen Radke. properly managers; Curfis Hubbard. slage manager; Josephine Main. Treva McCarfhy. and CharloHe Duell. make-up commiHee; and Alice Jane Froland. prompfer. 25

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FOOTBALLuSECOND TEAM Firsf Row: Brown. Nordgren. Vansfon. Rasmussen. Nolan. Hufchins; Second Row: Dougherfy. Lovell. Muhlke, Sfrand. Kelly. Hoskins. McKinley: Third Row: Mr. Olson. P. Wood. Sfrufhers. Knigge, Brumml Vanderspool, Dorroh. Kane. November 4eNiles Cenfer. 6; Liber'ryville. I9. The nex1L Friday. Liberfyville iourneyed +0 Niles Cenfer. and a good crowd of roo+ers followed. The scoring was noJr s+ar+ed unHl Norm scooped up a punf on his own +wen+y yard line and +wis+ed eighfy yards for a Jrouchdown behind perfecf blocking. Joe made a Jrouchdown in second half on a line plunge. Ray caugh1L a pass for +he o+her Jrouchdown. Bill Morris was oufsfanding in +his game for his exceHen+ blocking and defensive work. November II-Lake Foresf. 6; Liber+yville. I4. Everybody was anxious +0 ge1L +his game won. and Jrhe whole Jrown +urned omL +0 see if Their Wildcafs Would Icome Jrhrough undefeafed. Early in +he second' quarfer. Ray snagged a pass from Norm and sfepped over Jrhe line for a Jrouchdown. Norm kicked The poimL and L.T.H.S. had a seven poinf lead in Jrhis. +he final game of Jrhe season. Lake Fores1L came back in +he second hahc wifh a quick Jrouchdown. Our sffong line held and +he plunge for ex+ra poinf was no good. La+er in +ha+ haHt +he game was pmL on ice as Joe crashed over aHer a series of runs by Bud and Norm. Bobbie Wilson. quarferback. kicked Jrh'e poinf. The game ended wifh +his score. 14-6. and L.T.H.S. was undefeafed Tor l938. One of Jrhe Jream's greaJreSTL asseJrs was ifs smarf quarferback. Bobbie no+ only called plays bqu was an ex'cellenf lHHe blocker and fackler. The s+rong. faer charging line was also an imporfamL Tacfor in +he Jteam's accomplishmanfs. 26

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