Onward High School - Yearbook (Onward, IN)

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.ky 3 T, '-S-Nx'5E!.H'4gT if B E fws -y:5,. 4, CD SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE SENIOR GLASS PLAY, HBETTY JANE FROM PUMPKIN LANE,H wAS GIVEN ON APRIL 8, H9490 THE CAST OF CHARACTERS INCLUDED'UE FOLLOW- ING: JOHNNY FBNCH9 A COUNTRY BOY,E m--:eu -FRED BowYER AUNTIE BEANDDARLING OF HMPKHN LANE,ALIcE STRONG GERTIE GILBERT, A CITY GIRL -w---- as PATTY SHOPE GORDON GILBERT, AN ARTIST, G:-m-m JACK COTTERMAN PRUDENCE POTTER, TOWN GOSSKP,'-GVERA RUCHARDSON BETTY JANE FROM PUMPKIN LANE m:a---- BETTY DAVIS HANK HARDWATER9 A HANDY MAN ----'-- JOE WILLIAMS MARTHA SUMMONSSA LOVELORN GlRL,MARGARET COFFING KETCHY FINOH, JOHNNYES SlSTER,- Q-w- FAITH ALBER SQUIRE 5EMMONS,HARD BUSINESSMAN,-BUD RICHARDSON HARVEY HIGGINS FROM BOSTON -:---- - KENNETH ACHEY MRSA GILBERT, A MOTHER, -------:- VELMA GREASOR PLOT BETTY JANE,THE MAENSTAY OF THE BEAN FAMILY HAS BEEN VESITHNG THE CITY, WHILE SHE IS GONE AUNTIE HAS QUITE A TIME TRYING T0 KEEP UP THE BEAN FARM. To MAKE MONEY, AUNTIE RENTS OUT ROOMS TO A GLAMOROUS YOUNG ARTIST, GORDON GILT BERT, FROM THE CETY, GORDON'S SISTER, GERTBEQ GAME FROM THE CHTY TO KEEP HIM COMPANYGTHE VILLAGE SQUIREB REALUZBNG SHE ES- DESPERATE OFFERS AUNTIE FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR THE FARM BETTY JANE ARREVES AND HERE HS WHERE WE HAVE A GLASH BETWEEN THE CITY OLIOHE AND THE IGNORANT COUNTRY FOLK, To ADD MORE EXCHTEMENT, GORDON PROPOSES TO BETTY JANE AND SHE AQOEPTSQ WHEN GORDONVS MOTHER HEARS THIS, SHE COMES FLYING INTO THE BATTLEA WITH BETTY JANEYS MANAGEMENT THE PLAY MOVES ON TO A HAPPY ENDHNGQ 7 I Q 5 11lIIII,, I ll !l' Xm 9, I N N0 X .X If X 7 I UIQ

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lf 15 Q3 ,ef JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ON OCTOBER 20, 1948, THE JUNIORS GAVE THEIR cLAss PLAY, 'How's YouR HOKUMBEDO?' JESS RICH' ARDSON PLAYED THE PART or JOHN JACOB SMITH, A K TYPICAL AMERICAN FATHER. MUCH AGAINST HIS WILL, BURN AND Tom WILLIAMS, wHo BOTH PROFESSED TO BE THE AUTHOR-OF-THE'HOUR, ANTHONY DUPAINE, wHo HE WAS FORCED TO OPEN HIS HOUSE TO LEWIS GLASS- HAD BEEN INVITED TO THE SMITH HOME BY do ANN LITTLE, AS THE OLDER DAUGHTER, HARRIET, A SOCI' ETY LADY. EVEN HIS WIFE, MARJORIE SADLER, WAS, ,Xa Vx AGAINST HIM. O ALSO IN THE TANGLED WEB or MYSTERY wAS GENE ff RAIRIGH, AS THE ENGLISH BUTLER, FERGUSONS ED REED, AS THE BAFFLED POLICEMAN, CHANDLER? EL- oSIE JULIAN, THE LUTTERY SOCIETY WIDOW, HMRS. RICHFIELD3 AND BARBARA MILLER, THE STAuNcH NEWSPAPER WOMAN, MISS MANN. MISS HELEN EVANS DIRECTED THE PRODUCTIONS X ' PAT SHOPE, ALICE STRONG, AND THE GIRLS' SLEE CLUB ENTERTAINED BETWEEN ACTS. K' 0 F - i 7 'J Q gi-TA , Q