Spencerville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Spencerville, OH)

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Oh Professor , Presented by the Senior Class May 1, 1934 CAST OF CHARACTERS Jake, the school janitor ------ Miss Frederica, asistant to the Dean Dr. Aristotle, the Dean - - - lfluff 1 - - Jean Ben Students , Bertha ----- Michael Pemberton, returning from Paris - Professor Percival Courtwright, in need of fun - Jimmy Anderson, in need of a friend - - Patricia Patterson, also returning from Paris - Mlle, Fifi, belong to Paris ---- The unusual situations portrayed by excellent characters caused this play to be very successful. When the wealthy Michael Pemberton proposed to swap jobs with Professor Court- wright, he didn't realize half the trouble that lay ahead, for Michael discovered that he had contracted to teach astronomy to a flock of pert boarding school misses. It all looked very complicated, but the kinks ironed out and everyone was pleased. Eileen Reiner and Wilma Rickenbacher directed this play. It was presented by special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company. Ivan Simindinger - Rosalie Hennon - Dale Plikerd Lois Major Leona Shepler - Norma Miller Gertrude Rohrbach - Robert Mack Armand Johnson - - Joe Wright - Mary Price Evelyn DeLong Page Twenty-seven

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Senior Play Oh, My Stars Well Presented April 27, 1934 CAS'1l OF CHARACTERS Sally Shipman, a reporter ------ Yacus White, a printer - - Tommy llavis, Sally's boy friend - - Elinore Prescott, one of the idle rich - Sara Simmons, idle but not rich - - - Sherman Peiulleton, the president of Sagville Rena Reynolds, the editor of the Sagville Herald - Fiflrs. Truclel, the social leader of Sagville - - Wallace Erwin, of the American Pictures Corporation Orva Oc-tar, a Hunpgarian actress ---- Oli, My Stars! was directed by Ronnie lieemer and E. W. Hauser, and was presented with special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company. The character parts were excellent being full of laughs and comic business. Senior Ilramatics have been well represented by both the plays this year. We know that we have gained much from the time spent on them, and although we may make little direct usage of drama after our graduation, we know that portrayal of character is one of the best ways of learning how to interpret the actions of the people about us, to find out what is behind mere appearances. Page Tweri ty-six Pauline Delaney - Ollen Jones Howard Miller Isabelle Goodwin - Opal Davies Robert Shaffer Sarah Ann Eisley Ruth Metzger - Forest Wells Jane Burnett

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Girls Basketball Proves Worthwhile First Row-Ruth Metzger, Margaret Reynolds, Mary Doughty, Leona Shepler, Cap- tain, Ruth Hayes, Vera Moorman, Evelyn Failor. Sceond Row-Pauline Lusk, Cheerleader, Madge Kinney, Edith Hayman, Margaret Steiger, Manager, Ruth Miller, Coach, Hazel Goodwin, Lorene Shaffer Dorothy Sherman, Cheerleader. S. H. S. ................. . 22 Here........... Union . . . S. H. S. .... .. .29 ..... . .. Here .... .... O hio City. S. H. S. ..... . . .28 ..... . . There .... .... G omer . . . S. H. S. .... . . .31 ..... ... Here .... .... H arod ... S. H. S. .... . . .17 ..... . . There .... .... L afayette S. H. S. .... ...27 ..... Here .... .... S hawnee . S. H. S.. .... . . .17 ..... . . There .... .... H arrod . . S. H. S. .... ...15 ..... .. There .... .... S hawnee . S. H. S. .... ...20 ........... Here ..... .... A lumni .. S. H. S. .... ...19 .......... Armory ......... Alumni .. TOURNAMENT S. H. S. .... ...14 ......... Lafayette ........ Beaverdam S. H. S. .... . . .18 .... . . . Lafayette ........ Bluffton . . Page Twenty-eight