Marysville High School - Key Yearbook (Marysville, OH)

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Clvdstmas PM The play Miracle at the Inn was presented by some Y-Teen and Key Club members and the chorus at the Christmas Chapel service. This short pageant told the story of the innkeeper who turned Mary and Joseph away from the inn, and of his son who found them a place in the stable Reader ...... Mary Alice Vollrath Balaam ........ Jim Easton Jacob . . . . Jerry Simpson Micah. . Bill Helmick Leah . . . Toni Welsch lsaiah . . . . .Jim Walker Matthias . . . . Bill Mitchell Joseph . . . . John Doellinger lra ..... . Paul Dittmar Mary ......... Eve Riser Simon of Kerioth . . Gene Spurgeon Two Shepherds . Jim Straley, Dave Green Lofwls Pwgwu Dame l so The Lord's Prayer Interpretation, sponsored by the Gir1's Athletic Association, was directed by Mrs. Warren Widner. This dance was presented for the student body at one ofthe Easter Services. The dance was also performed at the Girls' Gym Review and at the Methodist Church. Janet Beightler sang the Lord's Prayer and was accompanied by Joann Schillinger. 53

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Jmwfv Oi 2652 ,xgslllo NS' 3 gear Compliments of STOCKSDALE SUPER MARKET on f f Presented By Marysville Junior Class May 7, 1960 at 8:00 P.M. Bud Hooper Helen. . Gail Joy . Jack . . Dutch. . Ethel . Hunk . . Minerva . Green . Blind Date Chester . Miss Delawa Satchel . Doc Reber Old Grad . Prof. Lloyd Miss Smith Directed By Student Director . . Production Supervisor . . . . . . .Danny Behrens . . Kay Stiner . . Patty Jobe . . Tom Gaumer . Carmon Ra usch . . . Peg Daley . Bill Faulkner . . Alice Call . . . Max Amerine . . . . . . Teris Schery . . . . . . Ronnie Smith re Water Gap . Moe Graham John Hervey . . .Mike Kirchner . . . Terry Ambroz . Jim Gray . . . . Barb Yoakum Mr. Lynn Briggs Miss Jane Crothers Mr. Clifton Brown . . . . . . CONNOLLY CONSTRUCTION CO

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Mafwliiug Bomb Early last fall before school opened, the members of the Senior Band could be found marching and playing at their practice field behind Edgewood School. The success of these early morning practices was shown throughout the football season both on the field and on the sidelines. The Marching Band performed at 8 of the 9 football games, omitting the Groveport game. They performed at two fairs this year, the Richwood and the Union County Fair. There was a dance band that played for several dances and a small pep band that played at the Pep Meetings, and for home basketball games. Dame Bcwwb Compliments of COLUMBUS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION