Spring High School - Roar Yearbook (Spring, TX)

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The Senior Play---Mystery at Midnight The Senior Play of 1950 was presented on March 30th at the City Auditorium. Above are pictured the cast and crew which included, kneeling, left to right--Marilyn Carpenter, Doris Stevens, front row, standing--Joyce Kilpatrick,Dallas Woods, Rita Wright, Joyce Choate, Betty Simmons, Jo Ann Kilgore, Anne Smith, Wayne Horne, Larry Dillon, second row--Howard Washburn, Lowie Rice, Rodman Roberts, Marlin Murphy, Rollyn Seawell, and Amos Jones. Not pictured is Lou Ann Miller, also a member of the cast. The cast of characters included Dallas Woods, Howard Washburn, Marlin Murphy, Rodman Roberts, Rollyn Seawell, Rita Wright, Doris Stevens, Anne Smith and Betty Simmons. awel1., acting the part of the villannous R a t hb u 1' I1 6 Wentworth, doesn't seem to desire the romantic attentions of the flirtatious Letty Fla n d e r s, played by Anne Smith, Rodman Roberts, portraying the dig- nified businessman, C loyd Parker disapproves of the proceedings in general. All three are inmeshed in the mysterious happenings at the House on the Hill. Left--Dallas Woods, portraying Dick Lawerence, ayoung lawyer, gets a surprise welcome from Betty Sim- mons, as Mrs. Wentworth. However, the slightly insane Mrs. Wentworth has a shock of her own coming inthe form of Oscarjansen, the big Swede, who calls himself the strongest man in the world! Os car is played by Marlin Murphy. 3 I. l

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Pictured here are the Band officers. Back Row-:Rally Sewell-band captain. Omar Pitman-lst lieutenant, Gary Nichols-lst lieutenant. Front R ow -- Betty Ledlow-lst lieutenant, Joy Wil- liams-drurn major, Ma ry Martin- lst lieutenant. These officers have served their band very well during the past year, and have contributed much for the good of our school and our future bands. Congratulations, Band Officers. tis, I Very well known around the schof this year was the German Ban' commonly called The Hungry Five They are--Merlin Peterson, .Tame N u c kle s, Udonald Butler, Gord: Merrick, and J. W. King. Thes musicians were wellused during tl year for various school prograrr and outside activities. They hav done very well their first year ar we expect to hear more from thei in the future. UVA x ff' The Key Club is a newly organized club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Members of the club and representa- tives from the Kiwanis Club are as follows --Seated-Dr. J. H anna, N. Shiltk. Standing, lst Row, Left to Right - Murphy, Berry, .T e nning s, Blankenship, Bartlett, Dillon, Hanna, Wood. Znd Row-Reed, Shields-spon- ' sor, D. Wiley, Whitney, Pitman, Smith, Con1ey,,,SeaWel'IT 3rd Row- H. Smith, R. Stripling, Dr. R, Cowper, Dr. R. Cowper presenting the K Club Charter to Pres. Woody Woe The Key Club sold tickets for 1 Steers' Thanksgiving football gan Another of their projects was spc soring two basketball tournamen one for ward school boys and c for seventh grade boys. The Kiwanis Committee forrr to organize the Key Club are--I I. Hanna-chairman of committs H, Mathis, D. Wiley, W. Rec. Stripling. This committee was assisted Pres, N. Shick, Vice-Pres. Dr. Cowper, and Lt. Gov. H. W. Smit!