South Haven High School - Ram Yearbook (South Haven, MI)

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THE TEACHERS' PLAY once again the Teachers' Club entered the field of Dramatics. On November 22, a Well chosen cast under the direction of Miss Carol Meyer presented Skidding , a three act play by Aurania Rouverol. It was very enthusiastically received. The play takes pace in a small town in Idaho. In their much lived in but com- fortable home, political battles as well as family battles are engaged? in. At the con- clusion, affairs are straightened out and the aims and ambitions of the Hardy family are realized. Aunt Milly was a Spinster school teacher but she plans to be future. Andy, the kid brother, who knows it all, gets in the way, and girls. llflrs. Hardy, who maybe doesn't know so much about politics, how to keep her family happy. Judge James Hardy, a good judge who is very anxious about his different in the doesn't like the but does know re-election. Estelle Hardy Campbell, who discovers that her husband isn't so bad after all. Marion Hardy, who won a place in the State Legislature and also a husband. Grandpa Hardy, a dear old man, loved by all. Wayne Trenton III, a very good engineer who succeeds in winning Marion Hardy for his wife. Mr. Stubbins, who is full of good political tricks, and does his best in campaigning for the Judge. Myra Hardy VVilcox, the married daughter who finds Home Sweet Home isn't so sweet after all. CAST Hortense Guilford . Lynn Freeman . Margaret Merrick W. L. Maulsby Marion Hamilton Virginia Grant Alonzo Wierenga Otto Grein . Thomas Kerry Caryl Jennings 8 Aunt Milly . . Andy . Mrs. Hardy Judge James Hardy Estelle Hardy Campbell . Marion Hardy . Grandpa Hardy Wayne Trenton III . Mr. Stubbins Myra. Hardy Wilcox SHHS

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THE TEACHERS' CLUB Pgexidenl . . . CAROL MEYER ,Vi2lQfF5idI'7lf VVILAMENA SCHNOOBERGER S rctary . . LOUISE PORTER Tgeaxurer ..... OTTO GREIN he Teachers' Club began its activities for the year with a beach party welcoming the new teachers. With a Lake Michigaifsunset for the background, good food and sociability combined to provide a jolly reception for the ten new members: Louise Coleman, Caroline Linnell, Caryl Jennings, Jessie Schrier, Beulah Buchanan: Grades, Evelyn Johnson, Linda Crosby, Elizabeth Hathaway, Virginia Grant: Junior Highg and Marion Hamilton: Physical Education. In September a most enjoyable week-end was spent at Pine Lake, where ithe teachers were the guests of the Kellogg Foundation. The Kiwanis-Faculty dinner and the Thanksgiving Banquet have become' an- nual features of the Club's social program in the fall. At the Thanksgiving dinner the Board of Education was entertained. Another outstanding event was a talk by llflr. Mohr on his trip to Yucatan last summer. It not only strengthened the desire for travel but also' gave a keen appre- ciation of the early civilization of Mexico. Once again th'e Club entered the field of dramatics. On November 22, a well chosen cast under the direction of lN'Iiss Carol Meyer presented Skidding , a three act comedy by Aurania Rouveral. It was enthusiastically received. BOARD OF EDUCATION .- During the past yearsi of high school, the class of '36 has more and more realized the efforts and accomplishments of the Board of Education to make high school life more advanced and enjoyable. Although this class as a whole will not benefit by the new vocational building now under construction, we appreciate the outcome of such a favorable enterprise. OFFICERS Prfsidrn! . . J. E. BURGE Secretary .... C. E. DILLEY DR. R. E. KEITHLEY STANLEY JOHNSTON C. L. BEATTY FRANK DEMME I936 7 A

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