Newton High School - Smoke Signals Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, OH)

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Scrooge Just about always: Working in the store Best known for: Being late to school Ambition Engineer Rita Just about always Erasing typing errors Best known for Being a tomboy Ambition Stenographer Jerry Just about always Without pencrl and paper Best known for His haircut Ambition To travel JACK SCURLOCK STANLEY SHQELLABARGER RITA LEONARD RITA NOLL ' 'f-H-.sr-' GERALD SHULTZ TERRY SNIDER Stan Just about always: Doing farm work Best known for Quletness Ambltron Farmer Rita Just about always With Kenny Best known for Frrendlmess Ambition Comptorneter op erator Just about always Busy Best known for Faithfulness Ambition Full tlme Christran Service

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Our ffmrfs Were young and Gay A large and enthusiastic audience attended the Junior Class play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, presented March 28, 1957, in the high school gym. In the starring roles were Betty Berkebile and Bonnie F outs, interpreting the characters Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, two teenage girls who declared their independence from parents during a 1920 summer trip to Europe, Their experiences on board ship included meeting two handsome young men, getting involved with a stowaway, fighting seasickness, and disguising a case of measles. Even after their arrival in Paris, Comelia and Emily continued to encounter excitement with fireworks, bedbugs, a window washer, and a mercenary thespian. Such experiences might not seem unusual, but with Cornelia 's consuming passion to be an actress, every incident was played to the fullest of her dramatic imagination, and a highly interesting play was the result. Supporting roles were played by Charlotte Gallagher, George Cain, Beverly Shuff, Jeanette Sander, Carol Elleman, Bruce Kessler, Dorvin Miller, Ronnie Jackson, Harold Manning, Ted Sollmann, Rita Leonard, Jirn Newman, Wesley Hiser, Betty Jay, and Charlotte Hildebrand,