Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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lf Mother Only Knewu a comedy in three acts, was presented by the junior Class, April -A, 1952. Cast: Mrs. Maxwell, Patty Denton, Aunt Mary, Betty Love, Connie Maxwell, Patty Carnesg Berry Lou Maxwell Beverly lrwing Bernadine, Sandra Hoover: Wfilbur Maxwell, Ray Saxman, Hercules Nelson, jay Beaver, Mr. Maxwell, Bolw Shoresg Gladys Gooch, Sharon Overmeyerg Dr. 'leflry Gooch, Bolw liordg Charles Brains Burke, Carson vlohnson. Mama and Papa Maxwell are celebrating their twentieth wedding .xnriivcrsary-twenty years of married lwliss. Mr. Maxwell forgets the anniversary and neglects to send Mrs. Maxwell .i gilt. All three of the children take the situa- tion into their own hands and each sends Mrs. Maxwell flowers with Mr. Mgixwell's name and a suitalwle verse. Mrs. Maxwell receives some flowers lrom a Dr. Gooch. who turns out to be Gladys Gooch, Ll former college roommate of hers. The children think she is going to dinners rind shows with a man, hut it really is Dr. Gooch XVhen everything is finally straightened out. Mrs. Maxwell is happy, and Mr. Maxwell is appointed to the lwoar-l at the college. sf' r- rf I 3 Q A Q A , e 'T azeuez L 1 1 A filed Forever Albert , a comedy in three acts. was presented by the Senior Class, May 2, 1052. The characters were Georgie Russell, Marylou Turner. who practices dancingg Martha Shannon, lillen Turner. who practices patienceg Sedonna Newman, Lucy Turner, who writes novels-long ones: Glenn Gooclspeed. Milton Rudy, who sells ice: Bob Smith, Hank Morris, who sells insuranceg jerry Burchard, Albert Kirby, who is an inherited uncleg l.yle Towns, Benny Turner, who is a silk farmerg Orves Ramseyer. Ben Turner, who is father of the brood. Virginia liutrell, janice Turner, who acts slightly on Broadway Maynard Johnson, Keith Bristol, who is writing .1 play for her, Sue Smith, Annamae jackson, who wants to drum for .1 circus, XVuunit.i Shiner, Mrs. jackson, who has hopes for her daughterg Dolores Ledberrer, Vivian Wilson, who awulienS Benny: .mtl Dick Hawk, Henry Lucas, who produces plays. '7f 77KaL'6ez Onfq Knew

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M ie aafamzel Qu! l QPEGUQQ 5 'f U .-rm if .fl fc -3.Z': -. Cast: Miranda, Sandra Schuller, Mrs. Meadows, Ruby Lautlcenheiserg Luella Lumpton, Carol Reff, Hiram Meadows, Dick Ely, Evalina, Patty Carnesg Reuben McSp.ivin. Max Hiser, Ezra McSpavin, john Priceg Mrs. Coleman, Nila Bright, Bob Coleman, Harold lfverhartg Barbara Cole nan, Sandra Hoover, jerry jackson, Carson johnson, Susan Clifton, Beverly lrwin, Mrs. Scroggs, -loan Sutton, Abijai Scruggs, Gerald Keller, Sadie Simpkins, Donna Burch- ard, and the mixed chorus The scene of the operetta is located in a small farm village, with the plot centered around Susan Clifton, the Sun- bonnet Girl, who is the orphaned child of musical parents. A contest for scholarships in music is .held in the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Meadows, prosperous and respected farmers. Sue wishes to take part, but Mrs. Scroggs, her foster mother, refuses to allow it, saying she hasnt the proper cl mthes. and besides there are dishes to be washed. The sympathetic Barbara takes Sue under her wing and outfits her in thc latest fashion. Sue sings her solo and is immediately awarded the prize, She wins Bob Colemens heart, but refuses to listen to him, for she thinks he is lust feeling sorry for her because of her poverty and misfortune Unly if she were wealthy and independent would shc- be willing to consider him. The Constable discovers a box containing a deed in Sue-'s name to a lot in Los Angeles, which proves of great value. This proof of property removes the last barrier to the match, and the curtain falls with a prospect of a double wedding, in as much as ,lerry and Barbara have come to a romantic agreement also. liirst Row: ,loyce llart, Betty Carnes, Nancy Smith, Nila Sue Pitts, Mike Ball, Lester Price, Bruce Nestleroad, Betty Racer, Donna Burchard, Sandra Hoover, Beverly lrwin. Carol Moyer. Second Row: Barbara Brackin, Billy Matson, Donnie Schwarzkopf, Charles Bright, -lim Baker, Dick lily, Joe Park- er, Lowell Gordon, Patty Carnes, Bill Racer. ,loe Cale, Carol Clements. Third Row' Linda Holclren, -loyce Bright, Betty lily, Bob Risinger, Bob Kyle, Bob Shores, Max Hiser, Terry l'iHTl'CSlCf, Llaude Keller, Donna W'altz, Reda Belle Rinker. liourth Row: Mr. llorn, Carolyn Pearson, Tom Mounsey, Charles llurst, Linda Mae Hooks, -lohn Price, Gerald Keller, Paul lily, Sue Voght, Betty Love, .loe Kyle, Carson nlohnsorr, Sharon hchwarzkopf, Carol Hatter, The band took part in two contests: the district contest at New Haven, in which they placed second, and the marching contest at the Bluffton Street liair, in which they placed fifth. 13 1 Zami

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