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

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. . . And do not still the great bards teach That silence better is than speech?

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One-Act Play Contest Rowe entered the one act play contest to win second place with their dramatization of “Be Home by Midnight.” They competed at Rowe against Edge-wood, winners of first place, and North Kingsville. The play concerned family trouble about that universal question “What Time should our children be home?” Marjorie Wright and Donald Cline were Biology Were you one of those students who noticed “what went on there” in the Biology Club? Some bright morning while you were in studyhall Mr. Sam's society of amateur biologists were out getting the effects of Old Sol. Mr. Saari was showing them Dr. Olds’ farm, Griswold’s greenhouse, and the Raser tannery in Ashtabula. The members made charts and drawings typical parents, anxious over the whereabouts of their son and daughter, George Rector and Phyllis Whipple. When the children reach home at one, parental authority is exercised with the ruling that there would be no more dates till they behaved more like little brother Junior. A humorous surprise climax is reached when little Junior (Andy Hopkins) walks in to offer excuses for his absence quite a bit after one a. m. Club of man’s internal structure, fifteen lantern slides, and dissected various insects as projects. Practical experience was gained in pruning trees under the supervision of Mr. Saari. The club had a skating party, dance, and weiner roast on more social occasions. The officers were: President, Earl Hop-1 ins; Vice President, Vaughn Herbel; Secretary and Treasurer, Bill Lent. T Dramatic Club The “Wig and Masque” Club under the direction of Miss Mina Drown staged four productions throughout the year. Twice these were produced for public purposes and the other two were highlights of the assembly programs. The initial production, “Not Quite Such a Goose,” a one act play, was staged by the junior members of the group at the intermission of the A Cappella concert. The seniors prepared a radio play, and two others were produced. Senior members prepared a radio play and “Theodore Jr.” and “Marriage Made Easy” were also produced. The officers of the organization were: President, Mary Christopher; Vice President, Barbara Cheney; Secretary, Hazel Louderback; and Treasurer, Marie Harrington. ▼ Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club arranged in four groups once a month under the supervision of Miss Pearl Hunnell to spend the evening sewing or cooking. These domestically minded people took active interest in creating novel ways to improve their sewing and culinary achieve- ments. One of these methods was individually making gifts and exchanging them at their Christmas party. The officers of the junior and senior group were: President, Anna Maki; Vice President, June Brauch; Secretary, Gladys Parris; Treasurer, Virginia Hibbard.

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