Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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December 1st and 2nd the Junior class presented a three act comedy entitled “One Too Many”, under the direction of Mrs. Trescott and Mr. Kilpatrick. The play takes place on a dude ranch resort in Cactus Springs, Arizona. Bill Crane, the manager of the ranch was interested in selling it. Jane Ivey and Sam Finch both wanted to buy the resort. The guests, Lester Jenkins, his wife and daughter, and Charleen Newby were mystified by the sudden appearance of a young Mexican lad, supposedly Pancho's brother. Ail except Kathryn, that is, who knew the “stranger’ was Dudley, her fiance. The disguise was to fool Mrs. Jenkins because she was against her daughters marriage to a “sodajerk”. With the help of the workers at the ranch, however, she finally convinced her mother that she was right. The members of the cast were: Bill Crane - Manager of the resort----------------------------------Barry Brumbaugh Jane Ivey - Representative of St. Louis Real Estate Firmi-----------Elizabeth Raveling Lester Jenkins - A henpecked husband Joe Sir onen Luetta - his domineering wife-----------------------------------------Marilyn Woidtke Kathryn - their daughter----------------------------------------------Phyllis Kenyon Dudley Brackenbergen - in love with Kathryn Clifford VanDyke Hannah Lafferty - Cook - Housekeeper-----------------------------------Patricia Miller Sam Finch - Prospective Buyer Tom Flanigan Charleen Newby - an artist from Milwaukee Judy Cone Pane ho - Man - of - all - work Robert Madden Danny Simms - A boy with ideas Eugene Mann The Juniors worked hard to make their play a success and deserve a lot of applause for 28 a swell performance.

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Choral Club HE Choral Club got off to a good start in their first public concert of the year when they gave a broadcast over W1CA. The annual Cantata headlined the Christmas Season, and their caroling party was enjoyed by everyone. Their first big event of the New Year was the Winter Concert, followed by the district chorus competition. Several members also represented M.M. H. S. at the Mt. Union Festival. Their final performance, the Spring Concert, was a special affair because for many of them it was their last appearance with the group. Pianist: Grace Chegwidden Business Manager: Nancy Lexso Director: Mr. A. J. Barr Soprano Eileen Ellertson Eleanor Mercer Doralee Fish Jean Hanson Barbara McGovern Adeline Larko Kay Donna Kurtz Mary Nash Carol Wickert Carolyn Lonser Barbara Naughton Eleanor Wickert Donna Kent Clara Cutler Phyllis Kenyon Barbara Jerome Alto Marilyn Brockway Dorothy Hummel Sally Green Marilyn Woidtke Nancy Fischer Betty Woidtke Joanne Blackburn Joan Davidson Myrna Raveling Doraldine Herlin Pat Miller Pat Jopko Wilda Griggs Sue Brichford Margaret Mavko Pat Brumbaugh Pat Atkin Jean Hatch Betty Raveling Tenor Stuart Buchanan David Buchanan Alfred Nicely Bob Wickert Howard Donaldson Bob Pierfelice Bill Swertfager Earl Schiring Bass Jack Alien Dick Donaldson Dick Bates Dave Behm Jerry Hejduk Bob Frink Don Robinson Jim Morris Ronald Quirk (abs.) 30