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

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SENIOR ... CLASS PLAY ONE WILD NIGHT “One Wild Night was presented by the senior class under the direction of Miss Lucille Tosch. Rodney Dodd's peaceful home turns into a turmoil, when he exposes Scorpio, the gangster. CAST OF CHARACTERS Rodney Dodd, a healthy young man who thinks he is an invalid, Paul Shurpit Henrietta, his housekeeper ............................... lmogene Rataczak Jodwillow, the inventive butler ............................. Donald Rowe Aunt Myra Opal Dodd, Rodney's aunt ............................. Lila Holz Charlotte Allen, Aunt Myra's young companion ................ Jane Bliefnick Dr. Bell, the family doctor...................................John Furman Nurse Trent, Dr. Bell's assistant ............................. Avis Tipton Ned Steerwell, a young self-made hero ........................ Ralph Neale Doris Winthrope, a pretty co-ed ........................ Geraldine Kusick Hawkins, a moving man.......................................Orland Buchholz Dickens, a moving man ...................................... William Bettin Maribele. Doris's roommate .................................. Mary Wianecki Mrs. Rooly, President of the Dexiter School....................Joyce Kieck Mrs. Batsom, a public-spirited townslady ..................... Ann Nikolai Jade Darnelli, a night-club singer ............................ June Kelm James Scorpio, the town's leading gangster ............. Jordan Kozlowski Officer Brayder, a policeman ................................ Robert Cotter Stage Manager ..........................................Raymond Schwochert

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001 pc.n ,V:-' V»el Q0I° M ab° pot° MlSS Scbi c‘ Vel. P°«iC,a A vis TiPwn’ Student Council The Student Council is composed of all the class officers with Mr. Kiger as its adviser. It is its duty to discuss the problems of the stu- dent body. This organization was instrumental in making plans for Homecoming. One-Act Play On November 9, the district one-act play con- test was held at Montello. The schools partici- pating were Green Lake, Adams-Friendship, Westfield and Montello. Montello received sec- ond place. The cast presented Over the Tea Cups. BOW 1: Robert Cotter. Ralph Neale. Paul Sburpit. lanis Robinson. Richard Noreen, Dale Steinhaus. ROW 2: Betty Blielnick. Robert Schwartz. Robert Freitag. Mr. Kiger. Sandra lohn. Robert Schlaeter. Richard Bean.

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Slated for Oct. 19 rt Wallops With Parade, Dance a N Montello Union Free High ?ton, 32-20 scho!LPrwncipal L A K, er ' a v nounced this week that the school'? A $$ Princeton grabbed the annur coming celebrati Top Honori in Corn Yifld Contest ' stall a toceh- will . . rch in the first seconds Octo ' Ay, Montello six man grid h Ore ty much had the game be r ir thumbs for the rest He •“ wheeling match and te , ' °n0r o s4 I . Roll % r o y . f°f V Wada. student of voea- N dture at Montello J « the winner in n Hybrid Corn Pa ®o Contest for .f -ding to final gun was sounded a' V, , . '9h Sck , • «- - - °° ppers were on nd of a 32-20 score. » ?” US'S . ‘Vx v O- Oft jet Honoring '. Team is A ttended ln9 VV — Tangle With Princeton The Montello Hi ers will be anj win of the Princeton evening their , B|Mf - J|| r» 1 ■ I L an 60 persons gathe o' . ‘ Us 0 P i a a j ft ? » Or P b . A- 4ir 0. Y V . Uke Lodge V C C of C sponsA-% x roPH vfl e 01 nor the team of w . ’ Joe e®0' V ten, of . .-v00, e v gently took na coe T . °a Judging v y C x JS V -ches l.u u. J A Mer. OrV T ' iholi. O r °X) • and v x e and Ty. by Jug Sj. J. Calla- Hamilton. fc. . ThsbQ A Kiger as well as » and James from the . -Bob rt U.A. m ' C • »s» , 1 nc J V j'T't'A 6. ■ 00 O wp . 6oys Trim ecQ ( -5r , Ki Forest foi V Pine Bough p % v. ' i V Schinkel F F K c S s A o oA 0' rV'. n f. V 1 £' -1 4 ‘ » i V r jfi t: eV rd O Ae