Scioto Township High School - Sciotonian Yearbook (Commercial Point, OH)

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On a rainy evening, her grand-niece befriends man who has been out hunting and is caught thunder storm--thus breaking all precedent all the trouble. Peg falls in love with the young man, aymmg in the and causin: Arabella, the maid-of-all-work, also falls for him, Selina weafu in her determination so far as to allow him to stay all night, a neighboring miser is turdered for his money, Lila, Peg's friend, entertains her visiting bo' friend,in the garage and is locked out ror the night, and the whole village is a riot of gossip, news, atte+ pted lynchings, and bloodhounds hunting for the murde GT. with the aid of the two best newsgathers in cap- tivity, Mrs. Fcathersbee and Mrs. Peaseley, and the efforts of Mary Merkel, the woman detective matters are finally arranged to the satisfaction of all--and especially Peg and Lila--who find the Hlove's young dreamn is something to be thrilled about. The story is unique, in that no man character appears on the stage--although several ere involved in the plot. One gets as close as a whistle outside a window, but the audience never sees him. This is a feature rather than a handicap in e story which has all the elements of melodrama, mystery, and crime and yet remains a clever piece of character study of Ohio types and atmosphere. CE3nuiUfERS 7?-. '-.Af .. i ,V 5, V V, Y V V Y r V, V V U V' I - V r--' SS XXX Q58 QS! -.w, v ' . .'.l7'f . 'AL l , Miss Selina Solcomb ---- ---Rose Heurich P . , H t , 1 Peg ------------------- ----Largorie Bowsher ugqvaqf mime 5 Lila----- ---- -------------Geraldine Whiteside '.f 5 Ejggfyg I Prudence Feethersbee ---- Margaret Haugnn tg, g Arabella- --------------- Betty Durgett Ttdemdmihiffb mrs. 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K, g.Q..e,Q.-. 51- Junior-Senior Banquet l9h3-l9hL To the Juniors fell the task of giving a'banquet for the Senior and faculty. They were the guest at the Senica Hotel on May 5, l9bb. The banquet began at 6:30 P. M. We were served in the main dining room at tables decorated with boquets of spring flowers. Each person was present- ed with a flower. The boys were given carnations for their lapels and the girls corsages of red roses. Our menu included: Chicken croquets, mashed potatoes, fruit salad, rolls and butter, olives, celery, tea or coffee and desert. Our speaker was Dr. H. R. Cotterman of Capital University. After the program we attended Lowes Ohio Theatre and saw Jane Eyre. A Lovely time was enjoyed by everyone who attended.' ' Junior-Senior Banquet . l9hh-19h5 v The Junior and Senior Banquet of 194A-A5 was held at the Senicz Hotel in Columbus, Ohio at 7:30 o'clock on May ll, l9u5. We ate in the mein dining room for a program given by the Juniors for the Seniors. Dr. H. R. Cottermen, was our speaker for the evening. After the program, there was dancing until it was time for all to leave for a theater party. 1

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Story of Junior Class Play l9h3-l9h4 All the motion of the play centers around Gracie Girard, who is always getting into trouble. Gracis is married to Q doctor. Everything goes along smoothly until two former fiances of hers turns up. They both think she is engaged to tnem.' Keenwnilc Lewis, Grscie's husband, turns up with a business men with wnici he is trying to make a dea The boys ere disguised es women but later are found to be boys. The men ell become friends end leave the women to eat dinner by tnemselves. This was a comedy written by Eugene Todd. Gracie Girsrd--- p 'ITL fi 143 luln U:-LLJT .. .. ..... .... - -- more or less settled down Dr. Lewis Girard her husband -n-u-u-.nu- -uq--.-----.- Mrs. Girard----------- ner motner-in-law Aunt Sarah ------ ner aunt Dr. hntnew'Ellis 1...----..--. n former fiance Dr. Roger MorQen------ --up-a---na another former fiance Mr. Raviland---- -..nu---.---.---q-- of Haviland and Haviland Holly Kimball --------- .---c..-.q-.-- Grecie's friend Lenu---- ----- --- .-..--.---......-.-.-.n..- Grecie's Maid Lily ------------ Hrs. Girerd's Raid Director ------- -N ---- w ..-.-.-.----u- -Norine Strobel --Jay Goldnerdt -Eileen Furnise ---Bonnie Davie -Paul Gochenour -----Jack Reese --Carl Williams --Betty Burgett ---Rose Heurich Msrqeret Heughn hrs. Mary Jugel