Palestine High School - Eagle Yearbook (Palestine, OH)

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PALESTINE BAND We have been very proud of our band this year. It has played for all the home ball games, and during the year it has given two con- certs. The senior class was proud to have one of its members, Donna Stephens, as Drum Major. Mr. Bennet, the Band Instructor, gave a great deal of interest and patience in helping our band improve. The band-members are Mary Lou Hapner, Anna Dill, Harold Young, Shirley Harless, Kenny NiswonL r, Joan Snyder, Avesta Grim, Doris Teaford, Mary Margaret Murphy, Kay Teaford, Mary Ann Edg- er, Dorothy Bevins, Margaret Harter, Richard Mikesell, Larry Fisher, Mabel Waymire, Gloria Harless, Patty Wilt, Ada Marie Runner, Marg- aret Ann Hiatt, Sandra Poling, Mary Alice Wilson, Helen Lowdenslagor Helen House, Jane House, Juanita Lindamood, Mary Lou Everhart, Ray Richards, Jerry Lee Turner, Donna Stephens, Mary Jo Hays, Martha Grim, I owell House, Bob Graham, Lowell Dill, Betty Laux, Margaret Laux, Beverly Delfelbiss, Mary Hefner, Lora lea Parent, Harry Pol- ing, Carolyn Farmer, Junior Hapner., Duane Hiatt, Jeannette Marshall, Joan Young, Barbara Everhart, Donna Mae Teaford, Glenda Graham, Doris Teaford, Dorothy Bevins, Gloria Jean Turner, Bob Janes. Doris Young, Yvonne Jefferies, Pat Lindamood. C HO RUS This year the chorus, under the direction of Mrs. lela Bryant has taken an active part in many of the programs especially the P. T. A.'S and the Christmas program. Mrs. Bryant sometimes divides the chorus into the boysf and girls' glee clubs. The following is a list of the girls and boys in the chorus: Marilyn Archie, Dorothy Bevins, Ada Marie Runner, Betty Bruner, Mary Alice Bruner, Beverly DeVelbiss, Anna Dill, Avesta f,- 'l1'I1, Martha Grim, Mary Lou Hapri er, Margaret Ann Hiatt, Ethel Jett, Marcella Kelley, Gloria Stevens, Betty laux, Doris Longfellow, Helen Lowdenftlager, Jeanette Marshall, Betty Miller, Mary Margaret Murphy, Mabe Waymire, Juanita Lindamood, Patty Wilt, Joan Young, Mary Fellers, Uhylis Longfellow, Zella Hammontree, Forest Archie, Cecil Holland, Paul Ayette, Wilbur Bevins, Jack Collins, Duane Goens, Richard Hurd, Daniel Jett, Philip Meyers, Paul Runner, Jay Mikesell, Kenneth Niswonger, Junior Tharp, Richard Burden, Harry Poling, Dwight Stump, John Mikesell, James Cloyd.

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DRAMATICS Our junior Class play was entitled Iimmy Be Careful, written by Lillian Mortimer. It was directed by Mr. W. Claire Morrison. The play takes place at the Blake home. It is about Verna Blake who was engaged to the hero, jimmy, but still went with her former boy friend. He finally married her but found she was not all sweetness. Emilie Blake, her younger sister, got jim Fisher the one that wanted land to raise asters. The Blake maid gave much life to the play. Tillie Donna Stephens Pietre Don Laux Emilie Blake Marcella Kelley jim Fisher Fred Clark Ma Blake Betty Bruner Amit Ellen Means Donna Teaford Verna Blake Beverly DeVelbiss Willie Blake Wilbur Deeter Chris Means Richard Burden Herb Clark junior Marshall The Iunior Class play this year was presented in late November It was entitled Three Days of Grace. It was a three act comedy. The play took place in Arkansas where a hill-billy talent scout finds romance and feuds more plentiful than singers. The play was di- rected by Mrs. Bryant and the class enjoyed working with her very much Constance Brooks Mary lou Hapner Newt Hawson Duane Goens l iz Yeater Ioan Archie Barbara Brooks Helen Lowdenslager Mrs. Annabel Brooks Martha Grim Steve Kelso Sam Lindamood Dewey Lamb Noel Marshall I. Osgood Brooks Kenny Niswonger Grace Darling Ada Runner Spud Bowser Harry Poling William Thorwald Ray Richards Ma Hawson Mable Waymire