McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

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M. ri. s. Seniofz. 81644 HHOBGOBLIN HOUSE GGHOBGOBLIN House was presented on December 2, 1941. The three act mystery- comedy provided plenty of thrills and scares for all. After Miss Priscilla Carter, her nieces, and servants, moved to her newly purchased place in the Ozarks, all sorts of things began to happen. There were queer noises, screams, ghosts, the skull up the chimney, the live head hanging in the closet and the maniac with the bloody meat cleaver. However, the two couples were brought together and all ended well. THE CAST Darius Krupp, the old caretaker ................................................ ..,........,.....,...,.,...... M ax Ganglc Miss Priscilla Carter, the present owner ........... . ......, ...Maxine Miller Marian Carter, her niece ..........,.........,.,,,.............,.......... ,,,..,..... R ose Anna Johnston Jill Carter, Marian's younger sister ............, ........,...,...... M ary Gazarek Frank Harlow, Marian's finance .....,...,..............,..,.. ,....,........... S am Shoop Jack Loring, Jill's fiance ............,.......,,............,....,..........,..., ..., .,.... R e x Inbody Susan Parkins, the Hinglish 'ousekeeper ............ .... ...... N o rma Freed Henry Goober, the darky gardener ......................,,.. ..........,...... D ick Bennett Delilah Worts, the darky cook ......,............................. ,....,.,.. M argaret Borgelt Bluebeard Bronson, an escaped maniac .,....,...,.... ............ C harles Worthman Bill Wilkins, his keeper ....................,.........,...............,..... ,,......................... Bo b Shafer The Headless Phantom ........ ..... ,.,....... N 0 rma Norway uniaaelau ,we A three act comedy-full o plenty of laughs! Jean raham, her sister, and her brother-in-law have come to the Bay View House to meet Jean's fiance, the dashing and popular Marston Bobbs. Marston is delayed, but bashful Robert Bobbs, his cousin, happens to come to the hotel and is mistaken for Marston. From then on it's one embarrassing-to Bobbs-situation after another. THE CAST Katherine Henderson, a young wife .........,......................,, A, .......,,..... Carol Miller Frederick Henderson, her husband ................ .........i.... Ro bert Ewing Mrs. Wiggins, the landlady ..,..........................l.............. .......... C atherine Finney Obadiah Stump, fresh country product ..... .. .......,......... Lester Grose Frances Whittaker, an athletic girl .................... ........... J ean McClain Rosalie Otis, a society bud ....................... - .........,. ............. G race Norway Mr. Robert V. Bobbs, the bashful one ........... ............. N ed Bennett Jean Graham, a Delaware peach .................... ............. D ortha Harris Marston Bobbs, anything but bashful ...........,...,............ ............. M arvin Glaser Celesta Vanderpool, of the Movies ..................................... ...................... J ean Rader Julie, her French maid from Paris ..... .. .... .............. S ara Moorehead 4545450Ldhdhdhdfndhdh- I WPWFWVWFUVWPWFWPWVWFWPW Page eighteen

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Page Ill'm1,ty M. H. S. ' 014:44 Front Row: Catherine Finney, Katherine Russell, Sara Mooreheizul. Lester Grose, Marvin Glaser. Louise Iluv:-1-, Bill liorgelt, Marion Payne. Bob Shafer. Kenneth Rozelle, Chester Wedire, Sem-ond Row: Hel:-n Smith, Janet White, Jean M1-Clain, Grace Norway, Jean Pendleton, llorothau Harris, Lucille lirumhauirh. Kathleen Rader, Ned Bennett. Holi Ewing, Norman Butler, Czilvln Moore, I':n1I flollinizwoocl, Max Lalimx-he. lliek Beck, Mr. Pees. 'l'hirsl Row: Evelyn Martin, Doris Curtis, tluyncth Newell. Carol Miller, lic-tty Fm-zisel. Jean ltauler. John lh'n-etliam. Gam- Ankermzm, Merill Statler, Melvin Ewing, Howard Kershner. Keith Johnston. ERE we are, the same large happy class. Even though we had more activities, we did our work with the same pep and happiness. It seems that the boys were the brains of our class this year, as four hoys and one girl were put into office. They proved very successful. We chose Bill Borgelt Presidentg Marvin Glasc1', Vice President, Lester Grose, Reporter, Marion Payne, Treasurer, and Louise Bovee, Secretary. When we first became a part of the high school, we chose as our motto, Truth, Courage, and Loyaltyn, for colors, crimson and gold, and as our flower the red carnation. Of course we had the candy office which we used to make sufficient funds. This year we were glad to welcome Richard Beck from Liberty into our class. We were very sorry to lose Jeanne Williams who is attending school at Michigan, June Springer at Gilboa, Willis Woodruff at Arcadia, and Jeanne Bennett and Betty Leaper who dropped from our ranks since last year. We are very proud of the boys we have in sports. Our class is also well repre- sented in Glee Cluhs, Agriculture, Home Economics and other activities. We enjoyed two very successful parties, one at the home of Dorotha Harris November 5, 19415 also the farewell party for Willis Woodruff at the home of Catherine Finney.