Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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IT NEVER RAINSH CAST lvlalif-l lingers srss .A , ,........... .,.,... . J a y ne Culver Savannali , ,A,,,,,,AA,,.... Lucille Welsll Ilenry Rogers .,.., ,. Donald Fort Jimmy Rogers ,, ,, ,77.... Val Diehl Norleen Sears ...,o . Jeanne Gapp Clara Donovan leee, Edith Obele Walter Donovan ,ee,e Dale Andersen Dorothy Donovan ....,, Harriet Aplin Dane Lawson ...., e,e. ....... H a l Dean Margaret ,e..,ee..ee Mary Annis Gale ,,,,ee ,,,,,.eeo, M arjory Miller Mary eeeeeoee.e....,.v C ,. Hazel Alsene College Girls eeoeeeee,eeoe,ee ,.ee..... H elen Bliss Betty Cooney Assistant Cheer Leader ................................,..... Alvin Shuster t Never Rains is a typical American play of youth, middle age, college, and California. Its principal romance concerns Jimmy Rogers and Dorothy Do-novan, eighteen and nineteen years of age respectively, one entering his second year at the University of California, the other a tremulous freshie, worried sick for fear she will not receive a bid to the sorority which she wishes to join. The sterner background of drama for these youngsters is furnished by the parents of these two. The Don- ovans come to California and stay with the Rogers, and the great Ameri- can game, Bluff, nearly wrecks the plot. Then there is the case of the young, foolish, and worried Norleen Sears, a neighbor girl, who gives moments of near tragedy to the plot. For the most part the play is brisk, endearing, and familiarg and is writ- ten with an understanding heart and a gay little quirk of human nature. The play was written by Aurania Rouverol. NI H-WIA'

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Deneice Anderson Margaret Bates Betty Jane Betts Leola Blacksten Jeanne Blenkiron Ardath Bundy Lucile Burnett Ellen Carlson Hazel Coury Roberta Crockett Maxine Edscorn Alice Giese Dorothy Gurney Norma Gene Gray Dorothy Griffen Mildred Gulberg Aileen Hagge Eileen Harrod Alice Hawn Harriet Hirning Mary Jean Herman Martha Huyck Lncile Iles GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Myra James Daisey Johnson Ethel Johnson Naomi Jones Helen Jorgenson Margaret Kelly Donna Knudson Mary Livernash Caroline Lowe Joyce Lutz Virginia MacDougall Dallas McConkey Edith Obele Iola Olson Betty Robertson Evelyn Rubert Helen Russell Lavonne Samson Betty Sedgwick Muriel Thomas Elvina Tilberg Vivian Vermilyea Leona Belle Way -14-4...,

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