Tuscarawas Warwick High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Tuscarawas, OH)

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BLUE AND WWHTE lIDllRAlMllAqlFlllflBS Since our scholastic activities were limited this year, our yearly jun- ior play and high school operetta were not given. A review of the senior play is given below. SlIl55lINIll1lfIDllR CLASS lllllllloqlkclf Wllflllllllib fIl3flIlill4DSqIl lllDAllRAlIDllE5w CHARACTERS Absalom Hawkes, an old inhabitant ,.,i,........iii.,. eiiii R aymond Mathias The Sheriff, and other things .,.......,, .o..oo.. S tanley Sarpolus Hiram, the village sheik .,...,,e....e,,,, ......,.. M ario Besozzi Rastus, who believes in h'ants ..,..,.,r., ..... F rancis Myers Abe Higgenbottom, a paying guest ............... e..,,,o..,.,,,, D onald Boles I Joseph Horsfall Ocie Boles Mamie Rose, '4fresh from New York .,.,.. .,,...,.,,,, Emma Adamson Anne Watkins, who inherits the hotel ..,.,,,,,,,,......,..,..,...........oo,, Alice Kopp Earl Stevenson John Reiser Miss Abigail Jones, just a sweet young thing ..,,..,.,,,..... Myrtle Patterson Billie Lamont, of the Red Ruby Film Company ....,...,,,,.,,.,..,.,,. Mary Ervin I Gertrude Myer Claudia, Flo and The Pest, movie actresses ,l.l. ..,.,, A Hazel Minnich Katherine Henry Jonas and Matilda, two mysterious guests ,..,, Aleck Smart and Ted Lewis, headliners in vaudeville ..,. Time-The present. Place-The office of Hotel Imperial, Littleboro. Directed by Miss Virginia Miller. .AF .al .AV SYNOPSIS Anne has inherited a hotel and comes from New York to find the place disorganized and all the guests leaving because of a mysterious ghost parade occurring every night. Strange and unexpected guests ar- rive, and thrills mingle with comedy through the play up to the third act, when thrills and laughs chase each other in the! merriest whirl ever of terror and laughter and ghosts parading. l932 Page thirty-six

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BLUE AND WWHTE MUSIC ilarrieiar slererlolorj irrrxisio eriiloiaius The High School mixed chorus has proven its ability and shown its progress this year in various ways. It has sent a delegate to State Chorus in Columbus, it has furnished music on various occasions, and has sent fourteen members to the County Chorus held in New Philadelphia. In addition to this, a high school quartet is being organized, and a concert is being given by the entire chorus during the first Week in May. This progress has been enabled by the cooperation of pupils, teachers and the director, Mr. C. Hayes Garster, who has successfully directed school choruses for the past three years. ' M 3 V93 SKUSCARAWAS Sll3llHll4DlDllLp 4DllRfll3llrllllIE5SCllFlIRA The school orchestra has been under the direction of Mr. C. Hayes Garster for the past three years. It has improved greatly in that time and has been an aid to the community and school by providing music for various occasions. Several members of the orchestra have the privilege of playing in the County Orchestra in New Philadelphia this year. A Junior orchestra is being developed to replace the members of the Sen- ior orchestra as they leave school. l932 Page thirty-five

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