Martel High School - Eagle Yearbook (Caledonia, OH)

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we wa.. 8 we . 1 ' Qt- ':' Senior Play Cast First Row - Maxine Reed, Doris Vollrarn, Betty Lynch, Joyce Roesch. Second Row - Kenneth Pletcher, Ion Elliott, Melvin Hissong, Junior Price, Rodney Baldingerf Mrs. Thomas, Director. 'If Mother Only Knew' Janet Maxwell. . . .......................... . . . .Doris Vollrath Aunt Mary ........ ................... . ..Barbara Wilson Connie Maxwell .... ...Betty Lynch Betty Lou Maxwell... .. Joyce Roesch Bernadlne ........ .. Maxine Reed Wilbur Maxwell. . . . . Sonny Worcester Hercules Nelson. . . . . . Kenneth Pletcher John Maxwell .... .. Melvin l-lissong Gladys Gooch ..... . . . Mildred Roesch Charles Burke ...... ...Junior Price Dr- Ieffly Gooch... .. ...Rodney Baldinger Badge Burns........................................Ion Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell are celebrating their twentieth wedding anni- versary--twenty years of happily married bliss. Their three children, Wilbur, Betty Lou, and Connie, put their heads together and sign a pact that never again will they cause their parents any grief. ln their bungling ways, however, things reach catalysmic proportions by the next sun. You see, Mrs. Maxwell has an old girl friend names Gladys Smurlt, who grew up, went to college and got a doctor's degree in library science. She was married to Dr. Ieffry Gocch. Gladys had a doctor's degree, too, so Mother nonchalantly announced that she was going out for awhile with her old friend, Dr. Gooch. This happened again the next day and the next, too. Purple thoughts were now mushrooming in the astonished minds of the Maxwell offspring, because they knew all would be lost. So, what to do? They decide to bring Mother back into the fold and salvage what's left of the parent's sink- ing ship. Everything ends all right, of course, but not before the kids really rock the boat. 14

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CIBSS PfOPl'l2Cy We have a large room, empty but for two people and a grand piano. A small boy wlth a look of agony on his face is trying to play exercise Number 13, as his teacher looks on. She is determinedly counting one, two, and three-four. At last she sweeps the child off the stool and plays the exercise, making the mechanical precision sound interesting. She ls Maxine Reed, with fingers as nimble as ever. It ls nine o'clock ln the morning and the school bell ls ringing. Children are hurrying up the walk to greet their teacher. She ls standing at the door and as she leans forward to take the flowers, a little girl has brought her, we can see it is Joyce Roesch. We see a room decorated with hair drlers and curlers. We recognize the place as the largest beauty salon in New York City. Many of the great celebrities are having their hair restyled. There comes the manager through the door now and it ls Betty Lynch. The scene becomes noisy. Buzzing and ringing fill our ears. We see a long room around which are seated many girls. lt ls a telephone office. The head operator is Doris Vollrath. We knew her as soon as she said, 'The llne ls busy . We go now to a crowded rlngslde in Chicago. Fans are going wild over the fight. lt ls the match everyone has been waiting for. The world's champion ls defending his title, When the fight draws to a close, the referee announces, 'The winner and still undefeated champ, Junior Price. In the distance a new house ls being built, then another, and another. As we go closer we can see the office buildlng's sign reading, Mel's Home Construction Company. Then a prosperous farm house appears. In a nearby field, tractor, plows and discs are being used to prepare the ground for crops. As we come near we recognize Rodney, his wife, Mamie, and their four little Baldingers. Now we see a room in disorder and a man on all fours, looking at the rug through a magnifying glass. ln one pocket is a notebook labeled, clues , In the other is a pair of handcuffs. He acts very peculiar. Now he rises, he turns towad us, and we recognize him as Ion Elliott. This is the result of the mystery stories he was always reading. A figure, wearing a stunning uniform, rides toward us. He stops his horse and reads a sign offering a reward of many thousands of dollars for the capture of a murderer at large ln the Martel Territory. Now he is smiling and we can hear him saying, 'The Mountles always get their man. He is one of those romantic heroes, a Mounted Policeman. As he rldes nearer, we recognize him. lt ls Kenneth Pletcher, as handsome as ever. 13

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