Salem Township High School - Finish Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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IUNIOR CLASS PLAY HOBGOBLIN HOUSE Hobgob1in I-louse ls, at the same time aspine-chilling mystery and an uproarious comedy. Miss Priscilla Carter, an old maid aunt, peeved because her two nieces, Marian and Jill, have fallen in love with two silly young njncompoops, purchased the grim old Hobgood House in the foot- hills of the Ozarks where she plans to keep the girls separated from their boyfriends for at least six months on penalty of being disinherited. Just as luck would have it, they arrive on the very night that Old bluebeard Bronson, who once committed murder in the house, is supposed to revisit the scene of his crime. Darius Krupp . . . .... PBL11Sllf1'1Il'1lI Priscilla Carter . . . . . Jessie Davidson Marian Carter . . . . . .Taunita Shearer ,T ill Carter . . . . . Margaret Gottfried Frank Harlow . . . . . Ronald Miller Jack Loring . . . . . . . Dennis Swartz Susan Parke-.ns . . . . . Dorothy Dickey Henry Goober . . ...... Paul Beach Delilah Worts . . . . . . Betty Lou Koehler Bluebeard Bronson . ...... David Hoepf Bill Wilkins ...... . . . . Arden Mittermaier The Headless Panthom . . ....... Lois Smith Wu.-I N33 '52-5 HUSTON LUMBER COMPANY WHARTON HARDWARE Carey, Ohio Wharton, Ohio

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She told me after the show that it had always been her secret desire to perform on the stage so when the opportunity came for her to come out here, she came. So feeling that I had better be on my way before I ran out of money I headed in the direction of Detroit. I arrived in Detroit on themornjng of the 20th and went to the Ford Motor Company. Greeting me as I entered was the Vice-President in charge of Designing, Paul Beach. Paul showed me around the plant and also showed mehis newest design which was a wal-la-pa-looa. It resembled a F-86 Sabre Jet built like a caterpillar and had two front endsg one for regular driving and one for New York City traffic. After spending fartoo much time there I thanked him and hit the road again. After a brief stop at Niagara Falls, I arrived in New York City. Feeling like I could stand a little music I attended the Metropolitan Opera. By mere coincidence they were featuring the great soprano Dorothy High Note Dickey. She gave a great concert and after it Iwent back stage to congratulate her. She thanked me and told me that she was appearing in the new MGM picture called 24 Hours in Flatbush. I promised not to miss it. With the end of my trip nearing I headed for Washington D.C. and the capitol. There I met coming out of the senate chamber, Jessie Davidson, the first woman senator from Ohio. She introduced me to the President and the other high officials and we had dinner at the White House. She explained that she liked her job except that it kept her away from her husband too long. So feeling like Ihad had a wonderful, successful trip I stayed at a motel in Washington and the next morning headed for home. It had taken me only seven days to visit all my former classmates but in that time I gathered a lasting friendship for them which I will never forget. This page compliments of WHARTON ELEVATOR Complete Elevator Service wnmon 01110

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY PEOPLE ARE FUNNY The Saunders family, all eight of them, are a very lively and engaging group. It can truly be said, there's never a dull moment in the Saunders household, with Grandpa Saunders as lively as the teen agers. It's football season and Bob Saunders is captain of the team The whole family lives and dreams football, for both Gramps and Mr, Saunders were football men in their day: and most of the off-the-field activities center around the Saunders home. The season's sensational player is Johnny, a student from a nearby reservation, whose lndain name is Silver-Water-Runs-Fast, Complications pile up when Roberta Saunders is carried away by J'oh.nny's romantic sounding na me and his football prowess but is forced to ignore her hero because being just an Indain from the reservation, he is excluded from all the social activities of the school. Which caused Gramps to think people generally are funny and some in particular are downright odd, and he sets about showing them up, Roberta Saunders . . .... Jessie Davidson Grandma Saunders . . . . . Arden Mittermaier Mrs. Saunders , , , . . Betty Lou Koehler Bob Saunders . . . . DenniS Swartz Henry Saunders . . . . . Paul Beach Chucky Saunders . . . . . Gaylon Rowe Gramps Saunders . . . .... David HOCDf Mary Katherine Lee . . . . . . Dorothy Diflkey Gray Saunders .... ---- R Oflald Miller Estelle Walker , , , .... .Taunita Shearer Dorothy Peers . . . . . Margaret Gottfried Johnny , ,,,, ...... P aul Summit Aff? QXM , it W .Of X ,LA 1 ' :,o'.fELL FARM MARKET PEVEW5 RESTAURANT Lovell. Guo Wharton, Ohio