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

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Top row left to rlght Rhea Ross Jerry Gee Pat M1ller Paul Bunnell Mrs Lynch Csponsorh Janet Downlng Dlck Sebetlch June Goodenow Stuart Blood becond row June Cole Ellen Orrenmaa Allen Waddle Perry Longaker Front row Maurlce Wrlght Harry Bromf1eld Arlene Slmpson Jerry Specht Jun1or Play Cheaper by the Dozen a three act comedy wr1tten by Frank B Gxlbreth Jr and Ernestlne Gllbreth Carey and dramatlzed by Perry Clark was presented by thc Jumor Class on November 9 before a record breakmg audlence of about seven hun dred The play was under the dlrectlon of Mrs Evelyn S Lynch Dad 15 a terr1f1c efflclency expert and has flrm convlctlons that what works 1n the factory wlll work m the home' Desplte his hlgh school age daughters xnterest IH boys and dates Dad pushe ahead w1th better organ1zat1on for h1s large and dellghtful famlly by puttmg up charts for the young people to 1mt1al after completmg each household task on how to take a really efflclent bath and by havlng language lesson records for them to play every mormng ln the bathroom However Dad havmg a bad heart knows that he llves on borrowed tlme and thats why he 1s dolng h1S best to make h1S famlly eff1c1ent get h1s chlldren as far as posslble through school and to leave the hghtest DC'SlblC load on mother Anne the oldest daughter rebels agamst Dads too old fashioned 1deaS on clothes and then gets a date w1th a cheerleader Dad 1ns1sts that he w1ll chaperone Anne on any date After the outraged cheerleader drlves off m hlS car Dad sets up a democratlc famlly councll to handle the famlly problems Wlth all plans workmg out wonderfully except w1th Anne Anne endangers Dad s whole program and plan for the future Dad IS about to leave for Europe and both he and Anne are mlserable at the lack of understandxng between them Then 1n a deft and movlng scene Dad becomes aware of how much Anne has grown up and at the same tme Anne reallze the truth about Dad Thelr understandmg IS complete and as Dad leaves to glve a lecture ln Europe from Wh1Ch he vtlll not return the famllv councll IS called to order The cast mcludes Mr Galbreth fD1ck Sebetlchb who carries hlmself W1'h the self assurance of a successful man Mrs Gllbreth CJanet Downlngl who never threatens shouts 01 becomes exclted Thelr chlldren take part ID the play rangmg rn age from seventeen downward Anne CJune Goodenowl IS the oldest then comes Ernestlnc fEllen Orrenmaaj and Martha fJune Cole! whose date problems cause an uproan and the flve brothers who cant 1mag1ne what any male would see xn thelr flsters Frank fPerry Longakerb B111 fAllen Waddlej Fred fJerry Spechth Dan fBud Bromfleldb JHCkle lMaur1ce Wright, and the youngest glrl L1ll1an fAT16'1L Sxmpsonb Mrs F1tzgerald fJanet Kay Browny housekeeper who IS devoted to her famlly but there are txmes when her nat1ence 1S trled by the gomgs on 1n the large household Dr Burton lJerry Geep who IS the famlly doctor Joe Scales fPau1 Bun nellj a cheerleader who IS a very cocky chap M1ss Brlll lRhea Ross! a teacher who has no love for chlldren and they none for her and Larry 4Stuart Blood? some one speclal IS about Anne s age ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - . . . . I 1 1 1 U - u ca 11 - ' - , 1 - 1 ' 1 1 . . . . , . . - 1 S 1 , , 1 1 1 1 . . , .1 . . . . 1 1 . . , .. . , - ' 1 1 ..-- I ' , . I S . 1 1 . ... . , ., L 1 - ' . . , -1 1 - . .. . , . ' ' 1 1 L . , . . . . 1 1 . I . - . , , I , A , . . . . . J 1 1 1 ' . . , , y - - - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . , , .

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Top row left to right Amos Blakeslee Chuck Harke Clarence Lane Bill Seppi Tom Dean Larry Howard Dick Humalainen Dick Steadman Delmas Ben nett Dick Downing Dick Blood Richard Speer Second row Mr Saari tsponsorl John Myers Richard Hogle Howard Nelson Ruth Millison June Bort Judy Hammond Rosemary King Clara Wood worth Betty Babel Alice Emerson Gerald Teppo Jerry Curtis Chuck Penniman Miss Tobm Csponsorl rront row Charlotte Cole Alice Smith Ann Sheehan Lois Mook Ruby Gee Pat Olson Nancy Gaus Carol Cook Pat OCnnor Sally Ceeder Donna Benton Joyce Goodenow Sophomore Class President Richard Hogle Secretary Howard Nelson Vice President Ann Sheehan Ti ea uier Ruby G e We Sophomoies look back on these Freshman Days as being so long ago Dui ing our Freshman yeai we enjoyed most of all tl'e Freshman Sophomoxe Dance lt is a school custom for the Frosh to proxide the refreshments while the Sopho more? decorated the gym. Our Frosh all day picnic was super. Plenty to eat and all sorts of games. We Soplionsores were well represented in the choir band. and boy's and girl's glee clubs. Thos in the music groups were: Charlotte Cole Nancy Gaus. Joyce Coodenow. Larry Howard. Wilma Mit. Pat O'Connor. Ann Sheehan. Clara Wood- xxorth. Amos Blakeslee. Sally Ceeder. Carol Cook. Richard Downing. Ruby Gee. Judith Hammond. Lois Mook. Howard Nelson. Pat Olson. Alice Smith. Richarfl Srcaclman. Nancy Gau: represented us on the cheerleading., squad,