Notre Dame High School - Crown Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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SCENE FOUR: PUBLIC APPEARANCES The Junior Class presented OUR GIRLS A Farce Comedy in Three Acts by Conrad Seiler P.H.S. Auditorium November 5 and 6, 1953 I go to Sweden.. I see my Henry. Oh, it beau tifulln Now, girls, behave while Mother's upstairs. The Lovejoys had a problem on their hands when they had to dress their three sons as Hour girls in order to please Aunt Jessie from England. But with the cooperation of their maid Hulcla and in spite of the un- nei hborliness of Mrs. Wattles, the' finall made the correct im Jression. 5 5 Y I CHARACTERS Aunt Jessie. Mildred's aunt .,,., . . Elmer Lovejoy, head of the family ...,...,.. Pat France Mrs. Wattles, a neighbor ..,.. .. Mildred Lovejoy, his wife ........,.,..... Alberta Malone Chester, Mrs. Wattles' son ,.... Jesse, his youngest son ,.... .... T om Fleming Phyllis, her daughter .,.,.,..,.. .... Francis, next in line ..,.. .,.. N like Doyle Hulda, the Lovejoys' maid ...,. Vivian, the eldest son ..... ,... G ary Fisher Expressman .....,..,.,,.,. ., Page Forty-jour . .Frances Foster . .Zelda Kilcoyne . . . .Jerry Russell . . .Carol Scherer .Annette Dadosky . . .Larry Gerken

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Wd, -W' HOMECOMING DANCE Attendants Anne Coyle and Ruth Oberling fleftl and Saun- dra July and Mary Ruth Walsh Crightl preside in places of honor next to Queen Suzanne. Co-captains Dick Gill and Jerry Born escort Queen Suzanne Davis and Attendant Ruth Oberling as the grand march opens festivities at the annual homecoming dance. Q , asa ' 33 ,L ' -' y '-1 ,wa V , .W v M zmD,..i N .5 :wi ' ' wa-1-TMP It was easy to enjoy a dance after a 20-13 victory against lronton St. J oe. 4'Lets give fifteen rahs for the queen and the teamlv Annette Dadosky, Carolyn Kirby, and Judy McGlothlin lead the cheers. Page Forty-th ree

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Right: Mike Doyle, Pat France, Tom Fleming, Gary Fisher, and Alberta Malone spent many a long hour in rehearsal before the opening curtain on November 5 and 6. cw? C- the posters before distribution. I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY SPEECH CONTEST Page Forty-five Finalists David Glockner, Bernadine Mont- avon, Eddie Mahle, David Beaver, Robert Albrecht, and Donald Brown prepared' scripts and competed in the 'LI Speak for Democracy contest on November 13. Bernadine, chosen winner by a board of judges, recorded her speech at Radio Station WPAY and represent- ed Notre Dame at a banquet given by the local Junior Chamber of Commerce on December 2. Left: Madeline Vetter, Zelda Kilcoyne John Bauer, and ,loe Martin examine