Ottawa High School - On Ottawa Yearbook (Ottawa, OH)

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THE THREAD OF DESTINYD CAST Fanny ------.--.-..-....................... Mary Weisenberger Marcella ......,,,,,.. ,,,,,,.,, j oyce Weisenbel-get George Washington Johnson ........................ Bob Callier Marion ,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -,-,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, L Orem Han Betty MOI1tg0mery ...............,... ........... P hyllis Snyder Mammy Dinah ,,,,,,, ,4,,4,,.,.,,,,,,, C arolyn F1-ey Edith Sherman ........... ...............,.... I anet Now Peyton Bailey ,,,.,,., ,,.v,,,,, D on Remick MIS. Montgomery ........... ....... S hirley Hinterman Uncle Billy ,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,',.,,., L any Matson Colonel Montgomery ...... ................ I ames Pope Louise Lawton ..... .......... S ally Pierman Virginia Montgomery ..... ....... V aleda Roszman Ralph Francis .,,,,v, .,,,,,,,,.,,,,. B ud Smith Beverly Montgomery ..... ....... L owell Perkey Madge Young ,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,, M ary jo Smith Sally Arm Fairfax ....... ............. D oris Fought A Union scout ....................,....,.,,.,..,,.,,., Charles Mcclure L3-Ura Lee Falffali ... ........ Donna Fllildllfll Miss Melissy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,',,,,.,---- Annbeth Sommers 12705215 Stage Crew-Don Pargeon, Don Snyder, Don McClure, Susan EI-helma Cox Bob Millager, Doris Ann Moore, Betty Hazelton, Iohn Schimmoller Jack Schierloh. Jane ...................................... ................. Z elma Cox ' John Merivale Morton ..... ..........Dale Widmark Directed by ........................... ....,... M r, Now STORY OF THE PLAY Virginia Montgomery, a beautiful Southem girl, has announced her engagement to Peyton Bailey, owner of adjoining plantation and her lifelong friend. To celebrate the event, merry- making is in progress at Ashurst, the Montgomery home. On the same afternoon, Colonel Montgomery brings the news of Virginia's secession, while Beverly announces that he has enlisted. Later on Peyton tells Virginia that he, too, is planning to go to war, but that he will join the ranks of the Union army, Virginia declares that he must choose between her and his mistaken duty. Peyton says that he must obey his conscience and so Virginia sends him away. Dark days follow for the Montgomerys. The colonel, on a brief visit to his family, is called to Richmond and is killed. Beverly, pursued and watched by the Union men succeeds in reaching home. Peyton has been ordered to search the Montgomery home for an escaped, confederate officer supposedly hiding there. Beverly is discovered but Peyton allows him to escape. Ralph Francis overhears their conversation and threatens Virginia until she consents to marry him. Later on in the play the difllculties are settled and the thread of destiny brings Virginia back to Peyton. The love affairs of Beverly and Edith, the faithful attentions of George Washington to Fanny, the flirtations of Tom with the Southem girls and the devotion of Uncle Billy and Aunt Dinah in their service to the Montgomery family, are incidents that lead to a happy ending of the story. -55..

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BASEBALL Seated: Don Snyder, Dali Salisburey, John Schimmoller, Don Remick, Lowell Perkey, Charles McClure, I and Bud Smi . Standing: Bobby Beach, Dick Kohli, Don Pargeon, Terry Cambum, Louis Kibsgard, jack Schierloh, Bill Pope, Bob Millager, and Mr. Wheaton. Here we have a fine baseball team. They all did a wonderful job even if the weather did hold them back some. The players were as follows: Catcher-Terry Camburn, Pitcher-johnny Schim- moller, First Base-Don Remick, Second-Dale Salisbury, Third-Lowell Perkey, Short-stop-Billy Pope, Left Held-Bud Smith, Center-jack Schierloh and right field-Charles McClure. Fielders-Robert Millager, Louis Kibsgard, Bob Pargeon, Dick Kohli, Don Snyder, Manager-Bobby Beach, Coach-Mr. Wheaton. OPPONENT WE THEY Ottoville ......,.. 5 .......... ,......,.... . .7 Clandorf ........ ... 0 .......... ....,... . .1 Cilboa ......... 3 .......... ....,.., . .4 -58-