Rowe High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Lakeville, OH)

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Class Plight ‘Flag Should Rose Rollins marry a ne’er-do-well wealthy young man to live a life of luxury or should she take the more difficult course of going: to college and later marrying her worthy childhood sweetheart, even though he is poor? This was the plot around whcih the clever class night play was centered. A rehearsal for Rose’s class night program gave the opportunity for Rowe High school’s Senior Class poem by Wilbert Best, prophecy by Janice Saylor, Will and Testament by Dorothy Bennett, and History by Mr. Holdson. Rose was influenced in her decision by the dream of her grandmother, in which the beautiful rainbow chorus appears. All of the Senior class took part. The play was directed by Mrs. Kitchen. ‘Detroit Grip You may have wondered why the Seniors are not too sad about graduation. They do hate to see the 27th come, but unless it does the 31st could not come either, and that is to be the Seniors’ last big event. Imagine leaving Cleveland dock at 11:30 p. m. Monday night, after going to Cleveland by train, on the largest, most luxurious liner on inland waters, The Greater Detroit. At 7 o’clock on Tuesday 41 eager Seniors will begin the tour of Detroit which is being planned for them. During the afternoon they will be permitted to see Detroit in their own way. The boat which leaves Detroit at 11:30 on Tuesday night will arrive in Cleveland in time for breakfast. The tired but happy Seniors will leave for Conneaut via train on Wednesday. Operetta Cast Celawala” Lelawala Sowanas Clarinda------- Bilks---------- Mabel --------- Captain Wallace Captain Bliss -- Wokomis Hintola Shungela ------ Lord Tattler — Eagle Eye------ Marpeetopa Wacootay ------ Waneka -------- Napanee-------- Wambebe Dorothy Bennett Harold Hillyer Janice Saylor Wallace Wolcott Leida Powell Francis Dickey Kenneth Davis Richard McElroy Margaret Herrmann David Dietz William Tinney Ersel Dye Roger Olds Donald Zeller Mary Christopher Hazel Lauder back William Splan Senior ‘Play Cast Mr. Sims Sally Sims Hobo Patricia Co-Eds: Fritzy Bess Ellen Adolphus Professor Crockett Miss Weaver Marvin Marshall Cousin Susie Johnson, Johnnie Johnson Morris Dye Elizabeth Quigley Edward Wheeler Janice Saylor Marjorie Cameron Janet Holdson Leida Powell Wallace Wolcott Roger Olds Dorothy Bennett David Dietz Margaret Herrmann Dewey Parris Junior ‘Play Cast 'Sis ‘Perkins” Sis Charlotte Dewey Mrs. Chandler Ernestine Groff Baldwin Chandler Robert Rector Marcia Chandler Hazel Louderback Elvira Sniffkins Dorothy Congdon Carter William Tinney Lydia LaSalle Dorothy Beach Violet Astor Lucile Steward Count Gaston de Long Richard McElroy Jay Schuyler-------------------- Leslie Frank Director of the Play—Miss Margaret Ring

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