Markleville High School - Arabian Yearbook (Markleville, IN)

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f7.5'f Science Classes SENIOR PHYSICS CLASS A First izilile, left to 1'lg'llt?E1!g'Dl!C Seward, Laurel Blake, Murguerilf- Hzini, Xziwnii Conner, Vivian Illlflsim. Second fI1lJlP+lV2l1'll Cole, Ruth Hnrtzell, Mnrtlin Belle Shaw, Crvpliene XYillinms, Gem-ge Slielton. Third tzlhle-Lowell Bzu'nel't, Cletis BrunenlJ1u'::. Rnlvert l3rrrfin1. Galle Slulilvr. Stzimling, left to riglitfllugene llmieyliun, Miss Ihirnefx, ti-zlclir-1', L, II. Titus. FRESHMAN BIOLOGY CLASS First table, left to l'l!',l'1l' CllllXlil!lL'S Lewis, Inln Tweedy. Helen 3IcCnllister, Josephine Snrhor, Eileen Hollingsworth, Mnrtlin .Tune I'I:ill0well, Anna Lois Keller. Ruth Ilnppns, Irene YVhctSPl. Secrvnd table-Byrlm Elzliert, Hyrmi Ke-esling. Harold Imvett. I.:1w1'exic'P Kin-hy, lfllwnrd Stow-1'. - -In I, I ,A Third table-George Smith, Joe McCorninck, Edwin Ham, Cleo Padgett, 1-lzlwnxwl II:1llmvell. John 11 K .Q Genrge Fisher, Mr. Anderson, teacher. Qs - 1 I Q- 2 'A X' I, gf' 15 mvfl - - -Ill, X l Q l I 1

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Z X731 llama w I 6 6 x , I' - x 1 f ,H 5 T lay - , ? Art Classes SENIOR ART CLASS Left to right-Eugene Moneyhun, Eugene Seward, Cophene Willi.1n1s, Marie McCarty, teacher, Lowell Barnett, Martha Belle Slmw, Naomu Conner, Vivian Hudson. JUNIOR ART CLASS Seated, left to right-Meredith Sparks, Davis Willianas, Helen Markle, Wiltna Hoppes, Wttnda Whetsel, Cathern Hayden, Thelma Dudley, Evelyn Fort, Sarah Mitchell, Martha McClead, Dorothy Crosthwaite, Standing, left to right-Paul Campbell, Robert Cooper, Helen Wfilliams, Margaret Stickler, Maurine Rosenfeld, Marie McCarty, teacher, Richard Mace, Arthur Hudson. 24

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Z 1731 mimi -is I ' S unior Play THE SPELL OF THE IMAGE Presented under direction of Miss Harness, sponsor, at the M. H. S gym on Wednesday night, November 19, 1930. CHARACTERS Prologue The Host .......,,..,..,.,.............,. .,,.....,...........,...., ,,.,..,..... H a rper Rector Phyllis Castleman ,.,......,,,..,. .......,...,. ,....,....,......,....,........,... C a therine Shelton A serving maid ........,.................,........,,........,.,......,.....,. Dorothy Crosthwaite Dancers ....,... Martha McClead, Evelyn Fort, Sarah Mitchell, Helen Markle, Wanda Whetsel, Berneice McCallister Rupert Huntley ..,.,...,...,.....,,.................................................. Arthur Hudson A gypsy .................................,......,....,...,........,..r,.,..,,..r,,r.,. Margaret Stickler The Play fin order of tzppetmznrej Kitty Aldrich-secretly romantic .........,............................ Maurine Rosenfeld Belinda-a maid, also romantic ......................,......,.,.. Ella Florence Noland Mrs, Breckenridge-aunt on Castleman side ,,.......,.,....,...,, Helen Williams Phyllis Castleman Aldrich-of modern tendencies ......,....... Wilma Hoppes Carolyn Alexander-her closest friend .......................,......,. Thelma Dudley MacDonald Dunbar-a young millionaire ..,....,..... ,....... R obert Collier john Harland-his friend and lawyer ................r,.r., .,,,,..,,..,, R ichard Mace Mrs, Van Alstyne-aunt on the Aldrich side ,,,.,... ,,....... Ca thern Hayden Terrance Donovan-an adventurer ........................ ............ H arper Rector Ted-office boy ............,...,...,.....,,.,..........,....,,,..,.,,. ,.,...... D avis Williams Lester Ross-managing editor of The Clarion ,.,..i,.,,,,,.,...,.., Robert Cooper Fredericka Farr-a reporter .......................,.....,,.,.r........,., Margaret McClead Burton Mathews-business and advertising manager of The Clarion Sparks Henry Carter-a political candidate ,,..,r,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,. Paul Campbell SYNOPSIS Phyllis Castleman, at her betrothal to Lord Burleigh, secretly meets her former lover, Rupert Huntley. After his taunting, a gypsy's prophecy, and an image casting a spell over her, she tears the pearls, Lord's Burleigh's gift, from her neck, and hides them in the image by means of a hidden spring. A century later, Phyllis and Kitty Aldrich, Carolyn Alexander, Phyllis' friend, and an aunt, live in this same house. Phyllis and Kitty, much against the aunt's will. go to work. Phyllis has rejected the love of MacDonald Dunbar because he has no purpose in life. Dunbar takes charge of a newspaper office. The loss of his fortune was caused by Fredericka Farr, aiding Carter, a politician in search of an othce. Donovan. an Irishman. has romantically met Kitty, and they fall in love. His father had been ruined by Carter, whom Donovan recognizes and exposes. Carter has tried to buy the Clarion, but as he is found guilty of the Donovan affair, he is forced to meet the Clarion's demands. Belinda. the maid, knocks over the image and touches the hidden spring. The pearls fall out. Phyllis sells them. buys the controlling interest in the Clarion, then asks Dunbar to marry her. The love affairs of Terrance and Kitty, and john and Carolyn also turn out romantically. Prologue. The Castleman home. Revolutionary times. Act I. The Castleman home. The present time. Act II. The Clarion office. Six weeks later. Act III. The Castleman home. Next morning. lx I Iii. fl ! 5 4 Y all l l 'illi' iv f a- ' 4 F :N - , . 26 X A isilllll ' - 1 l AE- ll' 1. Q Ei ,