South High School - Lens Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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PUBLICATIONS These students make up the publications staff of the Optic and Lens. Top picture, seated, left to right, are: Marilyn Kauffman, Shirley Sclierie, Betty Roy, Diane Taggi, Carol Bowen, Miriam Strawser, Gerri Adams, Pat Mouser, jo Ann Weisenberger, Ruth- ann Shapiro, Shirley Tustin, standing: James Edmonds, Gene Martin, Richard Girouard, Platt Kennedy. Bottom picture, seated, left to right, are: Jean Wilson, Virginia Murray, Pat Swisher, Margaret Chrismer, Margie Green, Emmie Huntsberger, Donna Jackson, Norma Moore, Beverly Biggs, Nancy Dingledine, and Hazel Long, standing: Phil Chamberlin, YVil1is Kredel, Jim Ackerson, Harry Dolby, Tom Stedman, Don Hooper. Not Pictured: Roberta Dworkin, Susan Greenfield. First semester Optic editors were, left to right: Carol Bowen, Ray VVood, Emmie Huntsberger. Page Forty-fue

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FALL PLAY 'CDouble Doorv was presented as the 1952 fall play. The cast did a fine job of concealing un til the end what was hidden behind the double door. Pat Williams, portraying the part of Victoria Van Bret, kept a stern upper hand over her sister Caroline QWilrna Evansj and brother Rip Uoe Brownj. Anne Darrow CHelen Pappasj, whom Victoria locked behind the double door, was finally found by her hus- band Bip and Dr. Sully QLarry Evansj. The play kept the audience seated quietly in suspense, living the line-s just as the cast did. -The cast, seated, left to right: Helen Pappas as Anne Darrow, Ioe Brown as Rip Van Bret, Pat Williams as Victoria Van Bret, Wilma Evans as Caroline Van Bret. Standing, left to right, are: Dorli Kuepfer as Louise, joel Cossneer as the minister, Emmie Huntsberger as Marie, Eric Rauch as Mr. Neif, Larry Evans as Dr. Sully, Bob Kates as Mr. Chase, Cary Carroll as Mr. Telson, Dorothy Davis as Miss Avery and Tom Jones as Mr. Lambert. SPRING PLAY Members of the spring play cast, who presented Annie Get Your Gun , are, in picture at left, Row 1: Dick Byrd, Harold Beamenderfer, Paul Lloyd, Dave Backulich, jim Wonder, Norman Weber, Row 2: Stacy Smerles-student director-Sherrie Phillips, Susan McGory, Larrry Evans, Carol Shafer, Gary Carroll, Duvoin Lahey, Ronnie Benjamin, Eric Rauch, Miss Lentz, Row 3: Joe Brown, Nancy Noter, Nancy Dinglecline, Carole Bowen, Vellaire Evans, Judy Arthur, lrilvelypg piiaxwell, Marion Glick, Dorothy Garrigan, How 4: julia Davis, Betty Kritzer, Bob Kates, Tom Jones, Bill Brown, can a . At right, Row 1: Iack Phillips, Iack Thompson, jack Sagester, Sam Miklos, Russell Collier, and Bob Kochenspargerg Row 2: Faye Hoskinson, Joyce Buchanan, Ieri Adams, Betty Baughman, Bob Huskey, Bert Peters, Joann Kidd, Lil Otter, Carol Forst, Elizabeth Fennel, Ruthann Shapiro, Helen Cajusg Row 3: Pat Swisher, Shirley Smith, jo Ann Weisen- berger, Ruth Knoepfel, Mary Kramer, Margaret Chrismer, Nancy McCune, and Carla Kuepfer, Row 4: Nina Shrieves Pat Mouser, Shirley Scherie, Connie Ritchason, Marcia Andrews, Elizabeth Stein, and Beverly Biggs. VVritten by Dorothy and Herbert Fields, with music by Irving Berlin, this play used an unusually large cast of characters and frequent changes of scenery to present it realistically. It was produced on April 24, under the direction of Miss Anna Lentz.