New Madison High School - Owl Yearbook (New Madison, OH)

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! ! Q I 1 I l l Q 1 i ! arm em -1-----i-1--1----W uwnlp ,msn Presented by the Junior Class of 392111 jlllahisun Zbigb Sshnnl Friday, October 25, 1929 CAST Sheila Thayer, young daughter of an obscure scientist ....,.. .....ReEtta Pickens I Evelyn Thayer, her handsome and ambitious cousin ,,..... .,.,.. P auline O'Dell i Grandma Thayer ..........,.,.........,,..,,..........,.................,.... ,,.......... M ildred Hoff l Lynn Delorme .,..,......,,.,..,.,......,...... ......,.,...............,.,.. ...... . P auline Nisonger l Billie Bainbridge, young American ace ..........,,....,....., , . ,....,. William Hans l Nathan Lansing, a pampered young man of wealth ...... .....,, R aymond Deacon l Sancho de Garcia, young Mexican ....,,..........,.,......., , ,.,.. Robert Hyde Q Dr. Delorme ......,...,i ....,..,.......,,.,...,.....,. .... L l oyd Brown i Miss Finnerty, spinster of 45 ..,, . ,..,..,. Betty Rogers Q oc M 5 The Qlinreahurs l Cast of Characters I Senor Dictorio, wealthy farmer, great admirer of toreadors-Mr. Owen fRalph HillJ i Benita and Juanita, his twin daughters ....,,.......,.......,...., Helen Hill, Vernetia Crawford l Juan and Pablo, admirers of Benita and Juanita .....,..... Stephen Gary, Myron Toohev 1 fGerald Wrightj l Senor Swateo and Senor Whackeo, beggars masquerading as toreadors Brown, Harold Howell 2 Dolores and Maria, friends of Juanita and Benita ,...,.,... .. Mildred Hoff, Inez Billhimer I Dancing Girls S Goldie Wichael Emma Geeting Treva Wills Jeanette Bashore l Mary E. Allen Violet Harter i Virginia Slorp Thalia Harter l Thelma Clem Velma Brown 1 Eugene Lawrence Laveria Cox S Chorus of Girls ...,.. ........ G irls' Choral Club Chorus of Men .,.,... .,.... ...,,....... ............... ...,...., . . B o ys' Glee Club i Director ....,......... ...,.,....,...........,...,....,,..............,..........,...... M iss Janice R. Smith 3 Assistants ....... ....... M iss Katherine Katzenberger and William Schwarzbek 1, 05.14 Q E -. F i 3' e '1 2 a ---- 1930 oi 1 1 io: ri ilivirioioioinioiz 1101011020 iioioiuiuioioiaxioioic 114 xioioiojcvizvioicrjavioioisxioif 10104 rjoioioioioinioioimix 0:0

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