Markleville High School - Arabian Yearbook (Markleville, IN)

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Z X931 D J ng-in Opererfa 'IERRY OF JERICHO ROAD Presented by High School Glee Clubs under direction of Marie Hendren McCarty in the M. H. S. gym on Friday night, March 13. CHARACTERS 1112 order of .1ppe.1m1zrej Uncle Pete-an old time XVesterner ............................................... ,...... P aul Campbell Alan O'Day-young owner of Feudal Rock ranch ....... ., ,,.,,,,. Harper Rector Geraldine Bank-known as jerr5 '..... ............................ ...,.... C . xthern Hayden John Drayton-Alan's Cousin ......... ..,....... R obert Collier Mimi-a flapper .......................... .. ............. NV.1nd.1 Collier Dora-Mimi's cousin ....,............. ..... Geraldine McDaniel Cornelius Bean-from Boston ..,..,,. ,,,,,,..,., IX fleredith Sparks Amos Bank-an Easterner ....... ..,.,Y.v.,.... E ugene Seward Lettice Bank-his wife .....,........,., ....,,. IX flartha Belle Shaw Sandy Bank-their daughter ..,...... ..,...,,...... I ola Tweedy Hunter-a detective .......,..........,.,...........,.................... ....... ..,,,,., L o well Barnett Chorus-Tourists, Cowboys, Ghosts, Masquerades, etc. MUSICAL NUMBERS Af! I Overture ......,.........., ............. ........,................. I n strumental Indian Love Song ..,...,. ...............,..,,.,.,, C athern Hayden Opening Chorus ......................... ......... .......,., P a ul Campbell and Chorus jerry of Jericho Road ............................... ....... ......, C a thern Hayden and Chorus There's a Bit of Heaven in Your Eyes ....... ....,.,....,..,............,......,,.,....... R obert and Cathern Ghosts ......,......,..,,...,,,..,,,......,..................,. ,........ A Family Man ......,.. Letter Song ,,,,.,..,. The Masquerade ..... Dances ..,.,.,,...,...... All Alone .,...... ........Meredith, Iola. Cathern, and Chorus and Chorus Eugene, Martha Belle. lola, Cathern, and Chorus .......Caro1 Keesling ........Iola Tweedy Finale ,,.,. ,....,,,,..,. ,,,. E n semble Ari II Entr' Acte .,.., ............. .....,................,..................... I n strumental Lonesome ......................... ......... ....... R 0 bert Collier and Harper Rector l'm Happy ............,,..,.,,..,.,.................,.. ........... E ugene Seward and Chorus ls It Your Smile I Remember? ......... ...........,............ C athern Hayden Old Fashioned Wfays .......,.,...,...,....... .........,.,........ H arper and Iola To Be Happy ........................... ,.....,,............. H arper, Robert, and Boys We'll Draw a Merry Ring ......... ..,...... C athern, Martha Belle, and Eugene Finale ....,.,.,..,.....,.................... ,,,,,.,,.,..,,,..,,..,,....,,,.,,,,,...,,, ,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,4,,,-,,,,-,,,,,,.,,-,,,,,,,,, E n semble Pianist-Helen Markle Specialties-School Orchestra A ' 4 - H I 28 - , , I . if AX , , lt X Ea.

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Senior Play GO SLOW, MARY A 3-Act Farce-Comedy prefenled by THE INIARKLEVILLE April 7, 1951 8 P.M. H. s. Gym iCaJt of Cbrimrfent. in line order af Dolly Berdon-Mary's young niece, a holy terror ........... Bobby Berdon-Dolly's brother, another holy terror ....,. SENIORS their .tinge upperzmrzrej Z .Cophene Williams .. .......... Vivian Hudson Mary Abbey-a discomemed wife ...,..,...,.,................... v...w.w. IN 'Iarguerite Ham Billy Abbey-a young husband out of a job ...,.... ........... E ugene Seward Mrs. Berdon-Mary's mother ........,,.......,........ .-..r,, IN ldrrha Belle Shaw Katie-the Abbey's maid .,.................,...,.,...., ..........l. N anmi Conner Sally Carter-Mary's bosom friend .......,........... Danny Grubb-an ice man, suitor to Katie .....,... .......Ruth Hartzell ........Laurel Blake Murphy-a policeman, Danny's rival ,...,...... .........w.Y l. . M. Till-15 Burt Childs-Billy's friend .......... ......... ...-... L 0 Well Barnett Harry Stevens-Sally's sweetheart ,................. .,........ W ard Cole TimefThe present. Place-Suburb of Philadelphia, Pa. Time of playing-About two hours. SYNOPSIS Mary Abbey, a young wife, tired of housework, wishes to get her old job back, and to have her mother keep house for her. But her husband, Billy. disapproves, as he thinks Mary has an easy job. As he is out of work and discouraged, he and Mary decide to change places for a week. Billy learns, through many sad mistakes, that housework is not so easy after all, and Mary, after three days of walking the streets and attending movies until time to go home, realizes that Billy also has something to complain about, and even longs for the despised housework. Mrs. Berdon, Mary's mother, and her grandchildren, Bobby and Dolly, who are holy terrors, are spending a few days with the Abbeys. Dolly wears Mrs. Berdon's diamond ring, and when it slips off her finger, the goose which Katie, the maid, is going to kill for dinner eats it. The children are too frightened to tell what has happened, so when the ring is missed, an unknown man is suspected who has been watching the house ever since Sally Carter, Mary's friend, came for a visit. Murphy, the policeman, who is in love with Katie, chases the man but he gets away. Murphy and Danny Grubb, the iceman, are rivals for Katie's affections. Burt Childs, Billy's friend who is also visiting the Abbeys, falls in love with Sally, but he knows he has no chance, and he agrees to help her bring Mary and Billy back together. They decide that the best way to do this would be to make them jealous. So Mary makes love to Burt in front of Billy, and when Sally tells Billy this is only a plan to make him jealous, he pays no attention. Harry Carter appears and Sally introduces him as her husband, He is recognized as the suspected thief of the ring, but it is found in the goose when Katie kills it for dinner. Then Dolly confesses her part in it and Harry is cleared. Billy and Mary are reconciled when Billy admits that the housework is too much for him, and when Mary discloses the fact that she has not had a job at all. Everyone is happy and Mary swears that she will love and obey and never again complain about the housework. Sponsored by Floyd T. Walker f?.5'! G-iwiiilillifb U 27 , K ' 'T l 5' IH lo . - f i ,.,- i' 'xg -

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Z Physical Training SENIORS AND JUNIORS Front row, left to right-Maurine Rosenfeld, Helen Wfillinms, Wilniti Hoppes, Helen Markle, Margaret Stickler, Catherine Shelton, Ella Florence Noland. Second row, left to right-Cophene Williams, Ruth Hartzell, Vivian Hudson, Murtlm McClet1d, Wanda Wlietsel, Evelyn Fort, Cathern Hayden, Thelma Dudley. Standing, left to right-Berneice McCtillister, Martha Belle Shaw, Dorothy Crosthwaite, Sarah Mitchell, Miss Harness, teacher, Marguerite Ham, Naomi Conner, Margaret McCleud. SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN Front row, left to riglit-Wtlnda Collier, Ruth Hoppes, Cophine Rash. Second row, left to right-Josephine Surber, Eileen Hollingsworth, Irene Wfhetsel, Constance Lewis, Martha Jane Hallowell, Helen McCallister, Iola Tweedy. Standing, left to right-Miss Harness, teacher, Virginia Cranfield, Elizabeth Garris, Frances Sisson, Lucile Moneyhun, Anna Lois Keller, Roberta Noland, Mary Catherine Markle. 29 X731 5,5 HMI W ' I 5 In 5' 5 .I S 'S r' J - he 3 F-gli X q I I Smwlwlf. - 5 X ! ' y i S