Michigantown High School - Challenger Yearbook (Michigantown, IN)

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SINIUR ClASS PlAY The Senior Class of 52-53 selected Great Scotts as their play. The three act comedy was ipresented on the 30th and 31st of March. We had loads of fun in the production o the pla , and to express our appreciation, we presented Mr. Rule, our producer, with an appropriate gift. The characters were as follows: Marian Scott ........... . Patsy McKinsey Claire Roberts ........ . Arlene Record llgarrlell SWoods . . , , Howard Peter ata ie cott . . . . . Judy Bowen Phil Evans ..... . James Caldwell Mother Uulia Scott, . . .Marlene Patchett Geraldine Scott Uerryj . . . Carol Nunnally Grandma Scott .... , Mary Lee Hutchens Abner Scheson .... , , , Tom Lytle Albert Scott fFatherl .... ..,,......., P hil Reed Edward Scott ................... Mike Wayt Edna Scott ................... Mary Hogue There was trouble abrewing in the block where the Scotts lived--brother Albert on one side of the fence and brother Edward on the tother . They had not spoken for seven years, but Grandma went to work, trying to get the trouble lined out between the two families, and finally succeeded. JUNIUR tlASS Plll The Junior Class of 51-52 presented the three act comedy of Out on a Limb under the direction of Mrs. Myers, on March 20th and Zlst. We all had a grand , time producing it, and in appreciation we presented Mrs. Myers with an appro- priate gift for her help. The characters were as follows: Regina Weber QMotherj ..... . Judy Bowen Mark Weber fFatherQ .... . . Robert Brant Billie Weber fdaughterl . . . . Patsy McKinsey Mable Hyde ..... . .Marlene Patchett Prof. Dodenhoff . . . . . . Jack Cole Orville fPupkQ Gray . . MI-illowalrld Pieter Pus Prin e . . . . r utc ens Bird Brair? .... . Caryl Nunnally Chas. Craig ..... . James Caldwell Dorthy Mattingly ................ Arlene Record Cookie . . . ........... . ..... Ralph Webb The excitement and tension of waiting with flowers and rice, the humor of Punk, anxiety of mother, a sub-rose romance between Aunt Mabel and Prof. Dodenhoff made the play end with a flourish.

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GIRIS PHYSICAI IUUCAJIU Because of un- usually crowded con- ditions, the girls physical education class is made up of 8th, 9th, 10th, and llth grade girls. Mrs. Sen- ger is directing their activities, which con- sist mostly of team sports. .................., . FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Crum, Jean Burkhalter, Shirley Avery, Marilyn Gangwer, Bonnie Hutchens, Selma Merrill, Joan Jones, Sandra Jenkins, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene McCain, Joyce Cole, Betty Mason, Nancy Reed, Carolyn Avery, Georgia Benge, Judy Nance, Etta Linedecker, THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mildred Martin, Kay Fields, Patty Weaver, Jackie Foreman, Carol Daniels, Omia Crick, FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Canter, Sarah Newell, Joyce Hutchison, Virginia Marley. Mrs. Senger finstructerj BUYS PHYSICAl IHUCAJIU J... . fc. ,gf 'z, ....... The boys' physical education class is one of the few required subjects of the school that are anticipated each week. Most of our activities are built a- round exercises, drills, and group games in different sports. FRONT ROW: J. Taylor, R. Crum, R. Daniels, R. Cohee, J. Caldwell, G. Payne, R. Webb, K. Eads, D. Tippett, J. Record, D. Evans, R. Ridenour, J. Richards, M. Richey, MIDDLE ROW: E. McKinsey, G. Yates, R. Record, H. Crum, BACK ROW: G. Fausett, M. Wilson, P. Reed, N. Derrel, Mr. Rule. 33

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