Plainville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Plainville, KS)

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First Row Left to Right: Norva Jean Shepard, LeAnne Stoner, Leona Bair, Marilyn Monical, Elaine Westlake, Flora Williams, Theresa Adam, Betty Mayhew, Eleanora Meredith, uby Beckley, Rose Mary Phlieger, Dorothy McGhghy, Betty Bair. Second Row: Eunice Bland, Florence Wise, Georgina Johnson, Floriene Greenwood, Ruby Sherbon, Cleota Bair, Kathleen Koerner, Mary Lucille Garvert, Vera Slansk , Frances Kiefer, Lena Schulte, Norma Leigh Gilbert, Mr. Hutchinson KDirectnrg. Third Row: Joyce Giinther, Thelma Dreiling, Louise Brin, Gail Thomas, Dale Tho- mas, Lyle Meredith, Gail Mosher, Melvin Ruder, John Jaco, Joseph Meyers, James Dulaney, Dale Walraven, Marcelline Bissett, Ietta Hrabe. Fourth Row: Martha Lancaster, Iola Herman, Niland Clements, Irene Wiley, Glenn Keas, Orville Dale McCune, James Hrabe, Richard Harrison, Victor Edson, Dale Rempe,Leonard Garvert, Keith Harrison, Clarence Rempe, Margaret Wise, Louise Glick, Bernard Vohs, Ver- lene Carmichael, Irene Garvert, Patricia Baumgartner CPianistJ. The a capella choir, after a year's silence, was reorganized this year un- der the direction of Mr. Robert Hutchinson and has progressed markedly. On Dec- ember 16, in conjunction with the Dramatics department, the choir presented a Christmas program of choral music, carols, and tableaux. f.d!Zlfli6?'! Gienneth Markley--Soprano i ? Dorothy Mcdhghy--Alto Ietta Hrabe--Second Soprano 5

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Eknzd From Left to Right: Twirlersz Phyllis Mock, Yvonne Veverka, La Rayne Dewey, Jack- ke Fischer, Patricia Chance, Eva Mae Meredith, Louise Glick, Betty Burkholder, Jeannette Catudal, Clarinet, Paul Hancock, Clarinet, Norva Jean Shepard,Clarinetg Frances Kiefer, Clarinet: Dale Thomas, Bass, Dorothy McGhghy, French Horny Gail Thomas, Baritone, Olive Ninemire, French Horng Connie Petterson, Piccalog Eunice Bland, Tromboneg Ruth Taylor, Bell Lyreg Lyle Meredith, French Horn: Jack Mock, Trombone: Don Mosher, Drum, R. L. Morgan, French Horn: Carroll Thomas, Trombone, Forrest Burkholder, Trumpetg Rodger Stewart, Trumpet: Glenn Thomas, Trumpetg Robert Hutchinson, Director. Dale Walraven, Saxaphone does not appear in The pic ture. During the football season the marching band was prominent feature at the half of the games when they formed intricate figures. Cn December 15 the band gave a concert under the direction of lr. Hutchinson. The main feature of the program was a concerto WReparte,' in which the band ao- companied Patricia Baumgartner at the piano. The program showed advancement in every respect. -N' -I -If I 'I' 'll' 'lf Bernard--My ancestry dates back to before the days of Charlemagne. How old is your family? L90--I really can't say. You see, all our fam- ily records were lost in the flood. if -H' -I Miss McCoy--I read in the paper that science has discovered that singing warms the blood. Mr. Hutchinson--That ust be right. I've heard singing that has made my blood boil. -lf 'H' -ll' Don B,--What is meant by nthe bone of contention'? Mr. Wiegsnd--The jawbone.

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SENIOR PLAY The senior class presented THE BIG ed by Miss Caffyn. The characters are BLOW-UP On Ellen Parker KDorothy McGhghyJ is Beans Kwalter Slanskyl her high school the landlady of a hotel in March 24, 1944. It was direct- as follows: a small town. age son, doesn't like to act as chamber maidg he would much rather spend his time with his pals or Katie Lee KNorva Jean Shepardj, his best girl. Terry King lKeith Harrisonl, a detective, is on the track of Mugsy Morris CClaude Bard who Mugsy's half-sister is to meet him at the hotel Terry doesn't know what the sister looks likeg Sandra Field KKrysteen Jelinekj, a nervous young Douglas Blake CR. L. Morganl, who gets only seo Westlake appears in the The real sister is Cora willing helper of Mugsy. woman. He plants a time has secured the necklace stole the jewels. Terry has heard that and turn the jewels over to him. consequently he is suspoious of lady, who is going to elope with a week. Margot Richards KElaine but is really is the heiress. disquise of a Htoughien Johnson fLeona Bairl, the new school teacher,and the un- Mugsy is staying at the hotel disquised as a deaf old bomb in Terry's suitcase before he finds out that Terry and put it into the suitcase. The plot is added to by Jerk Jenkins fDale Rempel, the new helper. Mr. Field fNorman Wisel,and Mrs. Field KBeren1ce Staggersl, Sandra's parents. JUNIOR PLAY The junior class presented A READY MADE FAMILY on December 10, 1945. It was directed by Mrs. Donald Wood. The play concerns Mrs. Agnes Martyn fGwenneth Markleyj, a widow, who has fallen in love with a childhood sweetheart, Henry Turner KBernard LaGesseJ. Henry's children, Doris Cletta Hrabel and Sammie KDon Bartlettl decide to try to break up the romance by assuming fits and com- plexes. While Agnes's children, Bob IJames Hrabel and Marilee CLouise Glick! and Gracie CMargaret Wisej, with the help of her sister-in-law, Miss Lydia Martyn fFerne Martini, add their bit to break up the romance also. The negro cook, Begonia QJeannette Catudalj and the colored Handyman, Nicodemus CLeo Hamel! lend a comic element to the situation. With some handy scheming from both Agnes an Henry, they all live happily ever after. DRAMATICS The dramatics department gave the annual Dramatics Evening April 28. The class presented a three act play. OPERETTA On March first the music department presented the first highschool musical drama given in Plainville for several years. The light opera, CARMELITA, has a romantic Spanish setting with brilliant costumes, choruses and dancing. The solo and speaking cast include Senora Valverde CMarcelline Bissettlg Carlos fRobert Hutchinsonl, her song Carmelita fNorma Leigh Gilbertl, her daughterg Juanita fmartha Lancasterl, and Louisa KLouise Glickj, friends of Carmelitag Don Pablo Arrendando de Leon fNorman Wise, bethrothed to Carmel1ta3Jose Armijio fDale Walraven, an admire of Juanitag Henry Post fLyle Meredith, a .young American in love with Carmelitag Pat 0'Too1e CRichard Garmicheals a member of Pat's part: Sally Spencer lshirley Hustedj, an American girl: Juan Aleita lGa1l Mosherj, young Pueblo Indian: Dona Concuelo Arguello fMargaret Wisel, a lady of importanceg Armelita KElaine Westlakel and Dolores CJoyce Giintherl, and soldiers 1Dale Rempe, Glenn Kees, John Jaco, and Melvin Ruderl, bodyguard to Don Pablo. The chorus of neighbors, servants, rancheros, Indians and Americans are the choir.