Pomeroy High School - Pomeroyan Yearbook (Pomeroy, OH)

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S, ffl 5JtJI7tfl77tl. ltlf In lztzhl-Ren7o Meiichini, l,rnest Jones, Paul Brown, Thomas, Hennessy, Donald Rosenbaum, George Massar, Selzletl. lvl! In ritflvlfliatlarvn l.egar. Geraldine lilint. Virginia Goeglein. Mi Smith, Dorothy XVard. lfrances lclherfeld, Ruth lamber! The plays the Thing Lights, curtain, the shows onf Each spring a group of seniors present a dramatic product under the direction of Mr, XV. A, Smith, who has had a great deal of experience and success both as a player and play director. Mr, Smith chose Happy-Go-Lucky. a farce-comedy. as his dramatic production for 1930. Gordon and Tom Jackson, two college boys of ready wit, Aunt Stella and Uncle Andy. the would-be inventor were characterizations we shall long remember. Toms impersonation of Charlie Meggs-Aunt Stella's pet convict, and his mistaking Mrs. Marsh for Aunt Stella provided a perfect comic situation which the author has made the most of. The sudden appear! ance of the real Charlie Meggs provokes much mirth. Gordon and his Hancee, Cheryl, and Tom and Helen are the love interest, The Marsh business being saved-the inimitable Italian Baron turning out to be a real Baron-Uncle Andys cashing in on his invention only to find it doesnt work form the climax and anti-climax of HappyfGo-Lucky. CHARACTERS .lohn Marsh. a manufacturer of novelties Pauline. his wife, an ardent clubwoman Gordon. their son .. . Helen, their attractive daughter, :Xndy Blake Stella Blake Cheryl Drew Tom Jackson , . Baron Roselli, a handsome young Italian Henry Lang, a rival manufacturer . . Alberta. his wife. a very snobbish person Marie. the Marshes' impudent maid . ., 1-l nobleman Thomas Hennessy Virginia Goeglein , George Massa:- Geraldine Flint , Ernest Jones Ruth Lambert Frances Elberfeld Donald Rosenbaum . Renzo Menchini ..,.Paul Brown ,Dorothy XVard Kathryn Legar

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Stimdimg, left In right--Ernest Jones, Roger Morgan. Charles Evans, Danny Rosenbaum. Mi. Aleshire. Scaled, left to fltj17I'NlJXll1C Matson. Louanna Ebersbach. Patricia Hrider. Ruth Vfill Lambert. .lean Vv'illi.ims. Pauline l-lolms, Virginia Graber. Helen Rhodes. Rose Marie Nease. Althea Reibel, Ruth Morgan, Donald Rosenbaum, XVilliam XX'arner. Joe Ohlinger Sharps and Flats Gay music makes a dreary day alivekit brings the spring again to school-and through the corridors pass the strains of melody produced by the Pomeroy School Orchestra-to bring to a humdrum school day a cheeriness and feeling of content. The orchestra. under the direction of Mr. Willis Aleshire. is an essential part of many school programs and entertainments. The Annual Band-Orchestra Concert in April was the high point of the year for these musical organizations. The Com- mencement Program will be the last time members of the 1939 Orchestra will play together. Reluctantly the senior members will pack up their instruments. but they will have acquired an avocation that they can pursue in their adult life. President -----f ---e R UTH MoRoAN Vice President - - A VIRGINIA GRABER Secretary-Treasurer - JOE OHLINGER Business Manager - A - ERNEST JoNEs Librarian - - DoNALo ROSPNBAUM Direcror - 1 1 XVILLIS ALFSHIRF 7 CDRCI-lESTl2A

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