Rochester High School - Manitou Ripples Yearbook (Rochester, IN)

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SENIOR PLAY THE MUMMY AND THE MUMPS Sir Hector Fish Francis Briscoe William Laidlaw Ann Hampton . James Slammcn fRackerJ Agatha Laidlaw Marge Mullen . THE CAST John Wise Jack Overmyer Harvey Palmer Pat Krieghbaum DeVon Graham Helen Werner Kathleen Fore Dulcie Dumble . . Perkins the Sherif . . . . Phoebe Beebe ...... Margaret Gregory Edward Miller . Jean Neighbor The senior class play, The Mummy and the Mumps, was presented at the Whit- mer gymnasium, Tuesday evening, October 22. The play was directed by Miss Marshall, the dramatics teacher. Sir Hector Fish, an English archaeologist who is supposed to arrive at the Fennela Girl's School and become a teacher, is detained in New York in quarantine with the mumps, however he gets into the mummy case and expresses himself to the school. Meanwhile, Brisky Briscoe, a friend of William Laidlaw, arrives at the school and im- personates Sir Hector. The many perplexing identities cause the affair to become quite complicated. In the end, everyone's true identity is discovored, and everybody is satis- fied, that is, except Racker, who wants to know what's become of the mummy! Clipper leftl Standing: Kathleen Fore Jack Overmyer Harvey Palmer Margaret Gregory DeVon Graham Helen Werner Edward Miller Sitting: Pat Krieghbaum John Wise Jean Neighbor CUpper rightb Margaret Gregory DeVon Graham Kathleen Fore fLower leftj Edward Miller Jean Neighbor CLower centerj Harvey Palmer Helen Werner Jack Overmyer fLower rightj Pat Krieghbaum John Wise X X

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Darius Krupp . Miss Priscilla Carter Marian Carter . Jill Carter . Frank Harlow . Jack Loring Susan Perkins . Henry Goober . Delilah Warts . Bluebeard Bronson Bill Wilkins . Patricia Arnold HHOBGOBLIN HOUSE THE CAST Upper Left: flyde llick Olivc Koomler VVarcl Mcfarly Upper Right: llzulmlen Stewart llonnie Sheets flmrles lloyce Center: llolm Ross-Shannon llonnie Sheets Olive Koomler Lower Left: lletty ,lennens Nelson Hurnve ltlzircelc Reclllick Grace llrown Lower Right: NYar4l Mcfnrty Betty ,lennens llzulclrn Stewart l'li1n'l0t!e Alllmtt Marcela- Remlllivk lllyilm- llick Nelson iinrnue flll1ll'll'S lloycr Grace llrown Olive Koonxler lloll ROSS'SllIU'lllllll llonnie Sheets Nelson Gurnee Marcele Reddick Betty Jennens Grace Brown Hadden Stewart Charles Boyce Olive Koomler Bob Ross-Shannon Bonnie Sheets Ward McCarty Clyde Bick Charlotte Abbott Thrills and laughter predominated in the Whitmer Gym, April 22, when the junior class presented Hobgoblin House, under the direction of Miss Barrett, class sponsor. Miss Priscilla Carter, peeved because her two nieces have fallen in love with two silly young nincompoops, purchases the grim old Hobgood House in the foothills of the Ozarks. In this seclusion she plans safe retreat where the girls shall not see their lovers for six months-or the penalty of being disinherited. As luck would have it, they arrive on the night that old Bluebeard Bronson, who once committed a murder, is supposed to visit the house. And what a mess they get into-ghosts and ghostly doings everywhere, but in the end the villains are captured and the lovers are reunited.