Tonopah High School - Nugget Yearbook (Tonopah, NV)

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Nussn SAILOR MAIDS N4 'vel 1 h School o eretta SAILOR MAIDS mnvarxug wai presented, March 50 The operetta told a lively story of confused identity Frances Marie, a yacht capta1n's daughter, is celebrating her eighteenth birthday Her kv S hildhood sweetheart, Edward Dover, whom she W' 'mf ,ur has not seen for ex ht years, is to pilot her new yacht across the bay. When Edward arrives he is mistaken for a caterer, due to the fact that he detests water and that he ns interested in Jeanette, he does not explain the mistake Thus, it is possible for David Kern to be mistaken for Edward David becomes interested in Frances Marie, and Edward prevails upon him to keep up the deception. When the true identity of the two men is discovered, both Frances Marie sud Jeanette are very much shocked, but everything is soon explained, and each young man wins the girl of his choice, The following participated in the Operetta: Liberty Clifford, Alexine Orr, Roberta Van Hoyt, Jack Dynan, Fred Steen, Bob Butler, Peter Fisler, Dan Welsh. This operetta was under the direction of Miss Ila Meyer. 'UP IN THE AIR which was presented last year under the direction of Miss Jean Quast and Mrs.Hansen, was the first operetta offered by the high school for several years. This production was so well received, the high school plans to make the operetta an annual affair. I936 'Ju ,Z E 1 V ' I 2 ' ' ' I . 6. .ffl . QE ' - - . '-viii : . . .

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Nussfr ETERNALLY YOURS ir 35- fnrst high school play to be pre sented in 1935 1936 was under the dxrection ofM1ss HelenMorr1s ent1tled A ia,mQ the adventures of a young girl who IS unusnxally susceptible to moon light and mus1c,and who,as a result of this weakness, becomes engaged to too many r'W4PFM len, and a groung man who has been suspended from collegefor havnng toonuch xnterest rn the ladxes As a result ofthelr expernences both glrl and boy vow never to look upon a member of the opposite sex They they see each other, and complications set rn The cast of this play was as follows Mrs Stella Harcourt Anita Harcourt Boy Whitney Hannah Williams Jonathon Seagrave Nelson Page June Dodge Alicia Manners Mrs Herbert Dodge Hartley Sharpe 27 Helen Landers Liberty Clifford Olinto Barsanti Emma Young Fred Steen Peter Fisler Patsy Bowler Jerry Johnson Angie Brodie Dan Welsch F - fi '23, . . . . rs gs- ETERNALLY YOURS. This play concerns - n ire-..DM-iluua ' I-'Nl 11' is obit' i' . . . . . . I

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Nussfr FURENSICS many years Tonopah has taken an active nnterest xn forensxcs, especxally nn Debat1ng In 1934 the T H S representahves won hrst place rn the class B drvnsnon of Debatxng In 1935 Tonopah placed second nn class B dnvxsxon of Debatnng, second nn Oratory, and thnrd nn class B dxvxsnon for One Act Plays Last year Mr Hansen, the forensnc coach, xntroduced Inter Class Debating The Jun1or Class, represented by Mary Thompson and Olxnto Barsanti, won the Inter Class Contest As a result the Junror vnnners had therr names engraved on a silver 'Plaque , whxch was donated by the cltnzens of Tonopah The 1936 debatnng team IS composed of Olnnto Barsanti andFrankl1n Parker with Claxre Tntlow as a1ternate,wh1le Walter Nansnnth vull represent Tonopah 1n Oratory Wxth the material avanlable and the xnterest being shown,Tonopah should gain an envxable reputatxon nn the state forens1c meet 29 OR . . . . I936