Miller City High School - MCANN Yearbook (Miller City, OH)

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nTTING: D Stephan, )irector. C.N. Simpson, M. Schroeder. . Schnipke, E. El- .erbrock. H. Schieber, {. Schuller, R.J. a miners. Junior Class Play STANDING: E. Bellmann, J. Alt. W. Hermiller, L. Kuhlroan, P. Lafountain, L.Morman. Three Fingers in the Door Llliam Heupel-Wi11iam Hermiller, Sylvia Long-Alice Mae Schuller Miss Tessie Tingle «len Schieber. Elizabeth (Betty) Brown-Eileen Ellerbrock, Mrs William Heupel-Rita me Limmers Clara Heupe1-E1izabeth Bellmann, Anna-Dolores Steffen. Paul Harden- iroesLSchnipke Mike Denson-Paul LaFountain, Margin Cane-Mark Schroeder. Ed Smith- 1vin Niese, Joe Friday-LeEster Kuhlroan, Nick Carter-Leo Morroan. A eloomy isolated old house is the background of the play. The story begins about 11:30, on a cold, rainy night. Mr. Gregory Long is a wealthy old man who lives with his two attendants in a once handsome, but now a dilapidated old mansion. His great niece, Sylvia Long, whom he has never seen, arrives one night to pay him a visit. She brings with her, her aunt, girl friend, and fiance. A night of terror then follows. While a man with a green wierd light and only three fingers comes in, a gun shot comes from the back. When morning comes, their anxiety increases. From now on many strange things happen which they can not figure out For instance, who is the man who shot at Aunt Tessie? Who threw Sylvia in the well? Who threw the message from the top of the house? Who is the man with only three fingers? Just at the critical moment when everything is going wrong, Paul comes to the rescue. They then find out that Mike Denson is the one with only three fingers and was playing the part of Uncle Gregory.

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STANDING: M. Balbaugh, V. Warnimont, F. Allspach, N. Merritte, H. Schmenk, M. Leis, E. Meyer, H. Sch- eckelhoff, T. Barlage, R. Wenzinger, C. Schroeder. Senior Class Play SITTING: E. Laubenthal, B. Kuhlman, R. Rump, Director, Gladys Greenler, L. Conkright, M. Doepker, D. Fortman, T. Ruhe, D. Nad ler. The Able Miss Cain Leaper Prescott-Herman Schmenk. Elinor Prescott-Betty Lou Kuhlman, Cheryl Prescott- Dolores Fortman, Pettic Prescott-Carl Schroeder, Kittie Prescott-Ruth Ann Rump, Mary Jo Jennings-Flo Alice Allspach, Mamie Magoon-Naomi Merritte, Gussie Smoot-Lois Conkright. Jed Lawford-Elmer Meyer, Orpha Van Ostade-Mary Jane Doepker, Alvin Van Ostade-Dick Wenzinger, Mrs. Pilsbury Livermore-Dorothy Nadler. Aunt Molly Cain-Thelma Ruhe, Izzy Finkelstein-Thoraas Barlage, Mile. Fife-Eileen Laubenthal. The Prescotts, a prosperous middle class family, plays proverty stricken, hoping that Leaper’s Aunt Molly Cain will leave them her money. Aunt Molly, who has in- vestigated before coming to visit, presents herself as Mrs. Pillsbury Livermore, an eccentric old lady. Many hilarious situations develop. Mamie Magoon, the dumb maid, and the Prescott twins add much fun to everything. In the end all is forgiven. Mary Jo Jennings, the sweet orphan niece, wins Jed Lawford and Leaper Prescott again wears the pants.

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BRASS Our Band BAND OFFICERS tr pe Majorettes 24 STANDING: A. Schuller Drum Major; E. Laubenthal D. Steffen