Montello High School - Granite Hilltopper Yearbook (Montello, WI)

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SetuoA. GIgM Plcuf, . . . Good Night, Ladies,” a comedy in three acts was presented by the Senior class under the direction of Miss Lucille Tosch. Helen, Jane, and Sam Raleigh plan to save their home from mortgage disaster by converting it into a girl’s dormitory. Strict Dean Eggle- by refuses to open the house until the chap- erones — Aunt Barbara and Aunt Flora, already overdue, arrive to take over. Sam and Jug outfit themselves in the aunt's clothing that had arrived beforehand. From here on the play is full of complications. CAST OF CHARACTERS Shirley Walters .. Thelma Darling Ken Soda ......... Ken Robinson ... Bob Mueller Diane, Gessner Jackie Kozlowski Gradon Arendsee Caroline Jaster Shirley Friedrichs Paul Brunet ...... Doris Rataczak . ............... Helen Raleigh, a senior at Grayson ................ Jane Raleigh, her sister, seventeen ..... Sam Raleigh, their brother enrolled at State ........... Jug” Brown, Jane’s carefree boy friend Professor Dexter, professor at Grayson College ..... Dean Eggleby, Dean of Women at Grayson ..... Angela Rimini, a sweet and lovely freshman ..... Larry Dobson, a very busy Grayson student Lulu Giffen, a freshman - so bright she acts nutty ................... Ju(ty West, a friendly freshman George West, her brother, attractive, but bashful ........... Betty London, a sophomore at Grayson Seated: Ken Soda, Diane Gessner, Ken Robinson. Caroline Jaster, Shirley Walters, Thelma Darling. Standing: Shirley Friedrichs. Paul Brunet, Jackie Kozlowski, Bob Mueller, Miss Tosch, Doris Rataczak, Gradon Arendsee.

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Row 1 Imojtcnf Racaczak, Jo Ann Gray, Hazel Cragin, Geraldine Kusick, Jean Slowey, Virginia Dalton, Arvilla Stibb. Row 2 Advisor, Miss Gibbons, Arlene Nikolai, Lois tckerle, Mary Inman. Alice Metcalf, Thelma Darling. Avis Tipton. Edith Buchholz Row 3 Marjorie Lambert. Ida Mae Hersey, Marvel Doepke. Shirley Friedrichs. Agnes Priske, Jane Bliefnick, La Verne Dahlke. Row A Joyce Kieck, Dorothy Wheaton. Bernice Klawitter. Mary Roidt, Ruth Robinson. Peggy Schmitz. Marian Witt. Row 5 Wilma Disbrow, Diane Gessner, Lila Holz, Helen Stubbe. Eunice Metcalf, Mary Jean Stcinhaus, Ardith Radke. This year our club of thirty-five members elected the following officers: Edith Buch- holz, president; Eunice Metcalf, vice presi- dent; Arlene Nikolai, secretary; Shirley Friedrichs, treasurer; Ruth Robinson, Song leader; Thelma Darling, Reporter; Wilma Disbrow, Parliamentarian; Diane Gessner, Historian. Mary Inman and Alice Metcalf, Sophomores; Avis Tipton, Jean Slowey, and Marjorie Lambert, Freshmen, had their DEMONSTRATORS voices recorded for a radio transcription. Last year Edith Buchholz and Thelma Dar- ling, as a team, and Velva Weckwerth rep- resented us at the Sectional Demonstration Contest receiving second and third places. Edith and Thelma gave their demonstration at the Centennial in Milwaukee in August. This year, at our local contest held February 17, five demonstrations were given, seven girls participating. 4?. Jt. 7. t

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Advisor. Miss Lucille Tosch, Diane Gessner. Peggy Schmitz. Mary Inman, Helen Stubbe. Lois Eckerle Om-Ad ft leaf. . . . WOMAN OF JUDGMENT” THE CAST Mrs. Waring ............... Diane Gessner Elfreda Waring ........... Peggy Schmitz Stella ..................... Mary Inman Miss Powers ............... Lois Eckerle Miss Ridge .................. Helen Stubbe Two casts for the play were chosen to compete in the local elimination and on November 5, the above five characters were selected. On November 10, Woman of Judgment” was entered in the league con- test at Westfield against Westfield and Endeavor. Our cast was awarded first place, which entitled us to compete at Stevens Point, where w»e received a B” rating. We were proud to win in our league contest as if entitled us to the plaque for the fifth year, thus awarding it to Montello permanently.