Mohnton High School - Log Yearbook (Mohnton, PA)

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,CL . 'Q' X X , 'S T9 ' -' if has Y f X A ' R gg Yllllllllllllllluviumllllllllllll' A' , 'M Q tanzafccfi R 9 ' CLASS ASSEMBLIES D M A An enjoyable feature of the school has been the assemblies, held every M f two weeks. Each grade is required to give two programs during the term. The M 5 Seniors are responsible' for the irst program and the other classes follow in f successive manner. The programs either depict some holiday, or script is secured mi f for a short comedy. The programs are held at the close of Friday aftemoon Q Q when we have a forty-'five minute period schedule. The assembly programs M Af have been a success due to the zest that has been shown by the performers A 9 The school orchestra has added to the interest of each assembly. A period of M f this type offers for students and faculty complete relaxation from the regular gk F routine of studies. SKIDDING mi 5 The comedy, Skidding ' was presented by the Senior Class on November :Rl 6 12, 1936. It is a typical picture of an American family, showing Marion Hardy, mm f a college girl who falls in love with Wayne Trenton, just as a career is opening lm 9 up to her. The other two daughters leave their husbands and Come home to 'M Q Mother. Mother Hardy is so upset at the modem tendencies of her family A and the troubles of her husband who is running for Judge, that she goes on M 5 a strike to straighten them out. Young Andy Hardy is an adorable adolescent 'MM 5 lad and torments Aunt Milly and Grandpa. It is a. story which tells many an Q f underlying truth. ' I cAs'r or THB PLAY Ill 9 Aunt Milly .......... .,......... ....................................... Betty Hendricks Q Q Andy ....................... Roy Kurtz 'rg 9 Mrs, Hardy ..... .......... Rheda Sweigert my if judge James Hardy ........ Richard Eshelman Q ft Grandpa Hardy ....... - ......... William Rhinehan: gm If Estelle Hardy Campbell ........ Frances Sweigert M pl' Marion Hardy ....... ............ Betty Homberger M pk' Wayne Trenton, III .......... Floyd Worley me aff Mr. saabbiaa ....... - ...... , .-.M ........................... Dallas Geiss ,ml F Myra Hardy Wilcox ...... ................, .. ................... Mil dred Miller mg if L 'll f 9 3 Thirty-two i 7 ww-5 I

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'XXRXXX 3XX33333333K33X33XX 5' 333 Ki33333333333k33333X3X33333333333333 h- - P' +43-12' F x X Z 1 ' ' ' A ' ' 'WO Q z sl , . I A , gm mia as 7llllllllllllIIlu,,.inmllllllllllll' gm, Q Wh WS MY IRISH CINDERELLA mx The play opens in New York City in the hut of Mother McGee when PM Peggy O'Neil, a warmfhearted Irish girl, is taken from a poorhouse to live with ga a great lord in London. Her manners are not aristocratic but she finds friends in Annie, the maid, Burton, the butler, and Clifford Morgan, an American. N Earl Wingate proposes marriage to Peggy. Because she refuses him, he and M his sister Margaret attempt to prove to Lord Lonsdale that Peggy is not his mm real grandchild. However, through the efforts of Clifford Morgan who also falls M in love with Peggy, Lord Lonsdale finally discovers that the Irish Cinderella M is his rightful grandchild. N cAsT or THE PLAY M Mother McGee .......................................................... Rheda Sweigert N A Boy ................. ................................................. W arren Wolfe N A Man ................... .......... R oy Kurtz Q Peggy O'Neil ......... ......,... B etty Hendricks M Mansfield ........... .......... D allas Geiss Earl Wingate ................................... .......... W illiam Rhinehart Q Burton, a butler ................................... .,,,.,,,,, j ohn Schatz Annie, a maid ......................................... .......... M ildred Miller Wm Geoffrey Carew, Earl of Lonsdale ....... .. ......... Richard Eshelman My Margaret Wingate ............................... .......... Be tty Hornberger R Clifford Morgan ...................,.................., .......,,, F loyd Worley Monsieur Antoine, a music teacher ........,...........,... Donald Leininger Q Chauffeur .......... ........,..........,..........,.,.....,.,.......,,... G eorge Nagle M Thirty-four I 9 5 A t 1 xg rf