Onsted High School - Wildcat Pride Yearbook (Onsted, MI)

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Tgve?-.gym E I -, .JUNIOR PL AY .lil I- r H ,v0n March 25,the students from the Junior Class qwere running around the school house like chick- ens with their heads out off. Of couse, you want to know the reason for their doing so. Gang way folk's, we are all set to put on our class play so that we may give those sophisticated Sen- iors a big feed before they leave Onstod High Sch.OO.lo A The name of the play is UBashful Bobbyn and is based on the strange power of hypnotism and the actions of persons who are under the influence of the hypnotist CElmer Skeese.J nBashful Bobbyn QRichard Murphy! is changed from a shy, bashful school boy into a domineering lover who sports forth endearing words to every woman he meets,and finally proposes to his child- hood sveetheart CHilda Robinson! before he is brought back to his senses. THE CAST Robert Downing, HBashful BobbyU....Richard Murphy Jim Bradley, Bob's best friend .......... Dale Kuhn Harry Collins, one of Pob's friends..Elmer Skeese Jerry Roebuck, Bob's rival .......... .henry Bronis rHelen Norwpod, Bob's Sweetheart .... Hilda Robinson Joan Sanford, Helen's best friend .... Wilda Miller Anne Hawkins, One of Helen's friends...Huth Smith ,Mrs. Matilda Matthews, Helen's Aunt...Evah Skeese Miss Odessa Henworthy,Chaperone ..... Leone Schultz Madame DuPont, Professional hypnotist..Jean Drake Judson, The Butler ....... . ..... Charles Stephenson Louise, The Maid ....................... Doris Drum 4 w s e 4 Stage Manager..........................Reid Moden Make Up......... ... ...Ruth Crowley, Mrs. Kerr Director...... .............Mr. Benedict 1 s s 4 e We -, 'Wx -. j ,,, ni - A , ,452-5 L, -Y :Y .pf J ff- KXT Q' NP 'M' Q W A r- -' - me:-':s V653 , f

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F gg-W 5 SCHOOL NIGHT November 4, 1956 the first Annual School Night was held. School was dismissed at noon and school resumed again at 7:00 P.M. The purpose of School Night is to enable the parents to visit school and see it in regular session. The forenoon classes were held and a large number of parents visited the various classes. November 5, 1957 the Second Annual School Night was held. School was not held in the fore- noon because of bus transportation. The buses left the school at 5:50 P.M. to pick up the stu- dents and a few parents that did not have a way to come to school. As the parents entered the school house, they were handed a miniature copy of nThe Onsteditej containing the Night1s Classes and rooms where they were being held. Visitors could gad to any class they wished. The program was shortened somewhat from 1956. There were only three class periods for 1957, but a fourth period was added for Band Practice. This made it so that everyone could attend the Band practice and concert. At 9:50 P. M. School was out and the children were again returned to their homes. The large number of parents who have attended the first two School Nights, is evidence that parents enjoy visiting school when possible. mx T437 Q f' xr-QEB: -' L',

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ef' ,Mg gn . xo XNNXNNNN-D ..:Qj57?tQ::1,N-mn.-,,,,,f!ffqN if A i BOY SCOUTS 'ONSTED TRooP NUMBER sv The Parent-Teacher's Association of Onsted decided, through the influence of Mr. Pace, Wolverine Scout Coun- cil Executive, that Onsted should have a Boy Scout or- ganization, so a Committee was appointed and Mr. Gouge was made Scoutmaster. He was qualified with six full years of Boy Scout work behind him, having achieved the rank of First Class Scout and twnnty merit badges, and having hold the position of Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. At this writing Troop No. 37 of Onsted has fifteen members a nd is u progressive going organization. In fact, there are no young boys under the age of 16 and over ll in Onsted who do not belong to the organization. Being an organization that stresses the manly q ualities of honesty, bravery, cleanliness and physical fitness the troop should be coveted and encouraged by the par- ents cf Onsted. The present active members of the Troop are Gordon Williams, Mark Gilbert, Roger Smith, Paul Morse, Basil Foor, Lloyd Chivington, Jack Marr, Herbert Glancy, Rus- sell Yenor, Donald Blum, Donald Meyers, Dee Huber, Cor- win Ehlinger, and Ward Sylvester. Many are the fathers who at one time or another in their aging days regretted the fact that they didn't understand the process of camping out enough to attempt it for a week of hunting or fishing, the art of setting up a tent, building a fireplace and fire, in dry or wet weather, and preparing a meal over the fire that would be edible. That is what our Boy Scouts are getting a basic knowledge of. A real work that they find fun in doing, making their spare time profitable. Arts that making sporting in later life a joy to be oonsummatedis what they are learning so that there will be no regrets, later on in life. ,Long live the Boy Scout Troop 57 of Onsted. ' ' '.,. A - ' -v- - ..' - 5 lscoutmaster... ....Joe Gouge b .' . .b.SW7QQ7 KAN, QQNYA ff - s', Lg' -f 1 f ,4- - g,Q.......,-:fqwf,, fix grrqg 2. .sf wav ,jf Edin..3,f,Q5EsfLsyfx,IxS-Xeee ,:-s-.