New Straitsville High School - Scarlet and Gray Yearbook (New Straitsville, OH)

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SENIOR C LASS PLAY The class of 1949 presented their annual class play, TOBY HELPS OUT on December 10, 1948 in the high school auditoriurn. The play was directed by Miss Ioan Tharp. The cast included the following: Don Brown as Johnny, Io Ann Ennis as Jane, Nancy Hartman as Molly, Harry Strain as Dave, Jack C heetham as Mortimer, Ann Williams as B etty Lou, Roy Grandy as Toby, Laura Eckhart as Mrs. Harvey, and Fred Auker as Mr. Phelps. The members of the cast presented a vanity case to the director, in appreciation of her efforts. The class advisor, Miss Edna Lois Price han- dled the business details and netted a nice profit for the class treasury. 18

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Say, there's handsome Don lAndrew HJ B rown, I have heard, he's quite a man about town. As Donald would say, don't be a big heel. Try to be like me and be a big wheel. Her name's VelmaBackus, she'.s my sweet cousin J ust like a bee she keeps always a buzzin, Knock, Knock, who's there, why J'ohn's come to call Quick Velrna, hurry up and get on the ball. In the very last row, and the very first seat, To Ann Ennis resides throughout the week: She's an A-1 student, real cute and sweet. And tries to help whom ever she may meet. Here's Io' Ann Williams who thinks sailors are cute Is that why Junior wears that blue suit? Memorizing is wonderful, is it not? Just be careful and don't blow your top. Freddie Auker, with a smile ear to ear Seems to be the symbol of everlasting good cheer, Ten years from now he'll own hissown farm With corn and taters and a big red barn. At the end of the line is a nice little blonde Mary LouSnyder of whom we are fond: ' Don't fear for she will never harm, And that is a part of her wonderful charm. 17

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