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

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J. bin- . 93 x v. 5 f Elfv- 0 5 i A-AS. 5.4 7 ' 1 ., K J. 'Ib The Junior class of ensted High School presented a three act comedy nEn Route to Hap- pinessn on April 18, 1940. The play concerned a girl named Bonnie Lowell, who set out HHitch Hikingh across the continent. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Temple, tookover her responsibility for hor queer action. Two talkative salesman imporsonated by LeRoy Baldwin and Gordon Williams added humor to the plot. Mark Foster was the hero by out-witting them with his improved trailer. The play was a great success. Bonnie Lowell.. Mark Foster... Jonas Temple... Martha Temple.. Tom Hopper .... Jessie Hopper.. Robert Forbes.. Sylvia Semple.. Dave Ingalls... Honora Hortense Harry Konrad... Flossie Konrad. .Elizabeth Herz .....Tom Minard ..Enle Redfield .Donna Redfield Gordon Williams ...Norma Currie ..LeRoy Baldwin ...Ruth Hatcher ...Mahlon Terry Barbara Summers .Elwyn Silstor huh ...Phyllis Fis Q 1 Ml! qsmf- Director. Miss Loora Horning 4' Q73 A 9 f 5 l lll l' . 'Q- uan as .a Maltz... i.

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55' .,f if - A ,la ia, :- . VF' . ' M: -EL o s gf Qav . Lg K 1 SCHOOL NIGHT The third annual School Night held on November lst was attended by a large number of parents and patrons of the school. School night is held in order that the people may visit regular classes and see Une type of work that is be1ng done in the school. During the dey all the teachers visited various schools to pick up new ideas if possible. At nine o'clock a general program was five-n in the gymnvsium whi dd ccn- sisted of band reheerssl, high school girls glee club and the grade room glee club. Afterwards ell country students were returned to their homes by the school buses. ---Mr. Huber , ' ' fiiw 0 U it M f NNE- RMT EW' If -Qs-' , x, ' '--:es ' 'va