Lucerne High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Lucerne, IN)

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SENIUR CZASS' PZAY Sugnlour and Molazsses A Domcsiic Comedy in Three Acts CAST of Characters: Dr. llancc l airweatlier, who is known as Old Sulphur and Molassesn .,......................,,.,,....,........,........,,...................,..................,,,.............. .... . ...James English Mrs. lf'airweather Chlegj, his devoted wife ,.,.,....... .......... A Iary lllIlbill'gl'ttl' Verna Fairweather, tl1eir older daughter ...,......... .,.............. L ois Winn Jill Fairweather, their youngest child ............ ............. l Dorothy Barr Dr. Edmund Fairweather, their son .............. .........i..i.... J ames Martin Zelda, a servant at the Fairweather's ............,. .......,i. Malvina Waters, who loves to visit ......,..................,,.. ,,,,. ....Ma1-yella Siddall ,......Marcia Dillman Mrs. Spratt fRuthj, Dr. l+'airweather's sister .....,.....................,................. XVealthy Lamper Oswald Spratt, her meek and mild-mannered husband .......... ........,...Keesey Baker Janice Morgan, who meets with an accident ............................. . ...,...,............ Leora NVatts Archer Turner, a most persistent young man ............ Mrs. Margaret Turner, his charming mother ............. ,,.. . . W. Montgomery' .,..,........Mary Alice Pinder Dr. Crosby Henson, who employs modern methods .ll............,.. Bill Riemenschneider Mrs. Dorothy Cloodhue, who has a will of her own .,........... ........... The entire action of the play takes place in a weatherls household in a medium-sized Eastern city. Act I: Noon of a day in May Act Il: Two weeks laterg late afternoon Act HI: One week laterg afternoon .Dorothy Cotfnian living room of Dr. Fair-

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BACUAIAUREA TE 1lI3T0h'-SCHTICT 31161 Grey ............,,,..............,..,...,........,..,,,,,,.., A,,,,,,,,, , Paul Ilerfurth Orchestra Invocation ..............AA................,,........ .............. ,,,..,.......,........ ........ R e X f. VVestern D9CllC21,TlOH .,........,.......... ..,..,,,,,, F pg1nZ-Ri9g-gey The L0rd's Prayer .......... .............,..,.,.........,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,, F 0 1-gyth Glee Club SCI'iDtllI'e Reading ....,.............,,....................,.............,.,..4.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,AA,A,A R ev, Dukes Vl01iIl Solo-Ave Maria, Meditation ................,................................... ,..,,,....,, G ounofl Mary Alice Pinder Accompanied by James English 'DGTIIIOII ,.....,..,.......,...................................., ........,....................,...........,...........,.,.......,,AA,,,,... ,,,.,,,, R 0 V, Lnmper Group Song- Oh, Master Let Me Live VVith Thee Benediction Orchestra and Glee Club Directed by Martha Bowyer Sunday, April 11, 1943-8:00 P. M. Lucerne School Auditorium 4 March-Return to Colors ,.............,,.,........................................ ........... , .Stanley James Orchestra lnvocation ..........i................................ .............,.,..,...................... ,......... R e v. Lamper Sing A While Longer ......,...,. ........,... G eoffrey O'Hara Fair Land Ot' Freedom ............ ,.............................................. ............ G u stav Klemm Senior Girls Address ...........................A..........................,............,.....,,..,......,,,,.,..................,.......................,.,......... Donald L. Crise Superintendent Pulaski County Schools Valse Oriental .t,A 2 ,,,,,,.......,...,..,.,. ....,,.............. ,,ii............................, ........... ,,..... .......................,. C . P a u l Herfurth T0selli's Serenade ,,..,....,..,,,,,,... ......,,.....,...............,,,,,,,.,.... .............. E I1 rico Toselli Orchestra Presentation of Diplomas ...................................................... ......... . C. G. Smith Benediction .............,,,.........................,.i.........,...........................,,.................................... ....................., R ev. VV9St0Y'll Orchestra and Glee Club Directed by Martha Bowyer Friday, April 16, 1943-8 :00 P. M. Lucerne School Auditorium CLASS MOTTO Just Our Commencement CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Red and VVhite VVhite Carnation

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UZASS' Wlll Vile, the Senior Class of 1943, being sound both mentally and physically, do bequeath the following: I, Keesey Baker, do bequeath my ability to get the car to Dale English, so he won't have any trouble with James about which girl they are going to see on Sunday night. I, Dorothy Barr, do bequeath my long curly hair to Ruth Henry, and my green and yellow striped T shirt to Margie Deck so that she can wear it in physical fitness class next year. I, Dorothy Coffman, do bequeath my height to Charlotte Hoover, and my soft weak voice to Miss Hall. I, Marcia Dillman, do bequeath my red-rimmed glasses to Charlotte Clary to aid her vision when searching for someone to love her, and my blond hair to Pauline Herd be- cause gentlemen prefer blonds--if she can find a gentleman. I, James English, do bequeath my ability to play the piano to Homer Stark, and my curl to Dick Cotner so that he will have a little more influence on Shirley Harrison. I, Wealthy Lamper, do bequeath my good luck to Mary Lou Miller, and my ability to make up my mind to Dick Cotner. I, James Martin, do bequeath my ability to ride a bicycle to John Claypool XVebber so he will be able to go see Pauline Herd in the future, in case he doesn't have gas and tires. I, J. VV. Montgomery, do bequeath my dancing ability to Vera and Maurice so they might get together more often, and my ability to play basketball to Rub Elliott so the school will have a better basketball team. I, Mary Alice Pinder, do bequeath my orchestra seat to Bob Lease so the school will be induced to keep on with music. I, Maryella Siddall, do bequeath my ability to smile quickly to Billy Gates, and my vim and vigor to Pauline Herd so that she will be able to survive the physical fit- ness program next year better than she did this. I, Mary Umbarger, do bequeath my slender figure to Imogene Gano, and my ability .to become ill to Jean Beckley so she Won't have to Work so hard for an excuse to miss school next year. I, Lois XVinn, do bequeath my extra amount of hair to Violet Keesey so she can keep her ears covered, and my natural curl Cwhat there is of itj to Jean Beckley so she won't get scalped again while getting a permanent and spoil her beautiful mug. l. Leora Watts, do bequeath my timidness to Jean Beckley, and all my corney jokes to Maurice Eddie VVinn so that he might add them to his. I, Tom McCrea, do bequeath my ability to keep an eye on Mr. Smith to Bob Lease, and a portion of my ears to the sophomore boys so that they may be balanced at both ends. Vie, the Seniors, do gladly bequeath our class picture to the Juniors because we don't know what else to do with it. A Signed on this day of Witnessed: IWJL4. Gnd ada Signed: fffbftivfb C2644