Delta High School - Del Hi Yearbook (Delta, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY First Row: Roger Dailey, Bonnie O'Neill, Albert Sharpe, Ned Bechtel. Second Row: Cale Rash, Donna Haas, Sue Hartley, jean Segrist, Ruth NVaehtmann, Nancy Falor, Dorothy Chlinger, Janice Smith. Third Row: Mr. Hilty, Howard Leupp, jerry Lambert, Dallas Cunningham, Dick llasich, Kenneth Trernain, Virgil Miller, Don Nofzinger, Kenneth VValter. RUNNING WILD The Senior Class of 1952 presented their annual class play April 18. It was a comedy called Running VVild, written by Glenn Hughes. Mr. Glenn Hilty was director of the play. The play takes place in a Southern California resort, called the Desert Inn. Owner and manager of this resort is Carl Hammond tRoger Daileyj. Over the week-end he has a number of visitors. Among these is Max Goodwin tNe'cl Bechtelj,,a Hollywood Elm executive who is trying to get away from it all. In order to do this, he has registered as Mr. Jones, letting only Mr. Hammond in on the secret. Mr. Goodwin was not very good in keeping his plans secret. because Don Thomas tAlbert Sharpej, Mr. Hammond's nephew, came seeking him in order to obtain a job as a writer. Since Don did not know who Goodwin was, Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Hammond 'decided to get somebody to take the place of Goodwin. They elected Professor Cosmo Cheever tDon Nofzingerj, a botanist, as their guinea pig. Trying to get Mr. Goodwin's attention, Don decides to stage a murder scene at the inn. He has many people in his plot. Included in the plan are Victor Bunn tCale Rashj, who wants to be a G-man: Marian Gray tBonnie O'NeillJ, Donis fiancceg Ed Smith tDiclc Basichb. Don's pal: Daphne DaiTy'7 Hatch tDonna Haasl, Ed's girl friendg Sherry Lee tSue Hartleyj and Louise Latour Uean Segristj, who want to be actresses: jane Finch tRuth XVaehtmannj, a spinster interested in wild flowers and Professor Cheeverg Selma Bell tNancie Falorj, the colored maid, and Manuel tj erry Lambertj. a slow-moving Mexican houseboy. Because a lot of gun shooting goes on by Mr. Bunn, Professor Cheever gets excited and calls Joe Mason QDallas Cunninghamj, the sheriff. The arrival of the sheriff com- plicates things a good deal more. But as all plays go, things turn out for the best. They End out who the real Mr. Good- win is. Don is given a Job. and Sherry and Louise are promised a screen test. Peace, supposedly, cames to Desert Inn once again.

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