Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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The Senior Class presented A CASE OF SPRINGTIME by Lee Sherman APRIL 27. 1951 Cast Bob Parker ........ ..A.....,.. ,...... G e ne Ross Mr. Parker .......... ........,... I ack Staples Mrs. Parker ........ ...,v.... H azel Zurcher Betty Parker ....v.,,.. .....,....,. B onnie Blew Dickie Parker ....,....... ......,. I oe Sportsman Gwen Anderson .......,.. Eddie Abernaker ........, Ioan Abernaker ..,. Louella ........,.,......... Mr. Abernaker .,....A.. Mrs. Bninswick ......... Mrs. Iarnes ...,......... .....Paddy King ........Bob Smith .Bonnie Staats ...Ruby Green .......,,..Don Still .....Donna West .....Helen Lewis Mrs. Hill .,.,.....,,,.....,.., ,...,,, R eta Asher Plainclothes Man ...... ............ Ri chard Eitel Miss Bright .,......,,,. ...,..,.,. I o Ann Stanley .fd 6a5e of .gioringfime The senior class presented A Case of Spring- time to an enthusiastic audience on April 27, 1951. When Bob tried sawing the high school principal's daughter in half and failed, the fun began. He at- tempted to explain to Ioan that he took up magic only to impress her because he feared that she was infatuated with a college man . Meanwhile the formal coat borrowed from the principal for Bob to wear while he performed was torn by Dickie, Bob's thirteen year old brother. Bob endeavored to hide the coat in his mother's laundry bag, not realizing that the contents of the bag were to be dyed bright yellow. The principal discovered everything before Bob had a chance to change the horrid facts of the coat. In an effort to get Bob back into the good grace of the school, Bob's worried family invited the P.-T. A. ladies to the house. Be- fore Bob could prove his innocence in the matter. Dickie and Dickie's flame, Gwen, set up a series of homemade booby-traps consisting of red pepper, electric fans, and hot pads. The P.-T. A. ladies were engulfed in the whole mess. Frantically angry, the ladies denounced Bob to the proper authorities. Bob thought he was doomed until he found out that the multiplying rabbits he used in his magic tricks were really chinchilla. Events thereafter took a delightful turn, and as the play ended, Bob was on top of the world. 93 I .

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ozloeruide 31460 Our study hall provides a quiet convenient place for students to prepare their assignments. At least one period is spent here by every student each day. The study hall library is equipped with outside reading material, books for pleasant pastime read- ing, newspapers and many reference books to aid our students in their daily work. Under the competent supervision of the teachers, the students learn to use their time to the best of their advantage.