Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY Feeling the need for a change, jane Eyre leaves the seclusion of the state orphan's home where she has spent most of her life, first as a resident, then as a teacher. While governess at mysterious Thornheld Hall, she soon falls in love with the master of the house, Mr. Rochester. In the midst of the wedding ceremony, ,lane learns that Mr. Rochester has a wife, who is insane. Jane rushes from the wedding, and is not seen again. In one of her mad rages, Mr. Rochesvteris wife starts a fire in which she kills herself, and ,blinds him. This horrid chain of events makes Mr. Rochester a withdrawn old man, whose heart is eaten out with love for .lane Eyre. Jane returns to Thornl-ield, fully convinced that she cannot live apart from Mr. Rochester. Upon Hlled with pity which is overshadowed by love. learning of his plight, she is Story--book fashion, jane and Mr. Rochester marry and live happily ever after. CAST jane Eyre ......,.... ..... ...,.,.,.,.,,,, Mrs. Fairfax .,...... Leah .......,...... Grace Poole ...,... The Woman .... Mr. Rochester .. Student Director Lady Ingram ....... Blanche ............ Mary ,........... . Frederick ...... Mr. Mason ...,.. M-r. Wood ....... Director BARBARA PAULIN -. ........... .RUTH KIEHL NIIRIAM HOOVER .-...-...IANET BENNETT -,....-.NANCY EIPPERT .-...,..IERRY ROSZIN-1AN SALLY WALTERS PHYLLIS lVl1LLER T ....... DIANA RHODEN ,,..,....NANCY PFEIFER .---.-..JoE MCCLAIN .--.-........-.-.--..GARY KLINE Miss ---TOM ROSZMAN BETTY M ERRICKS Row 1-Nancy Pfeifer, Barbara Paulin, Jerry Roszman, Phyllis Miller, Nancy Eippert, Miriam Hoover, Ruth Kiehl. Row 2-Joe iN'IcClain, Diana Rhoden, Janet Bennett, Tom Roszman, Gary Kline, David Gibson, Sally Walters, Miss Merricks.

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SENIORS 22 ROSE ANN WALTERHOUSE SALLY VVALTERS JOYCE VVHITMAN SHELBA WALTON DIANE WITZEL JOHN WARD CLYDE WUETHRICH

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T S E N I O R C I. ln 1953, we started our freshman year with as our presidentg Russell Kear as vice-president, forever grateful to Mr. Donald Olin and Mr. which included our very successful party held o VVe approached our sophomore year with eric Criner and Mr. Frederick Fleeman, we par point of the year was the choosing of our class February 2, was a great success. Early in the yea Sebenoler, vice-president, Dennis Gerber, secr As juniors, we couldn't have done withou Drebus, and Mr. Kenneth Kohn. With the loya stand at the football and basketball games. On presented the play State Fair to a very appre ASS HISTORY a class of eighty-six students. We chose Paul Steiner and Robert Miller as secretary-treasurer. VVe will be Frederick Koenig, who helped us through our first year, I I n January 27. more confidence. Under the able guidance of Mr. Fred- icipated in more sports and organizations The hi h t . g s rings. Our informal class party, which was held on r We chose the following officers: president, Julie etary, Dan Phillips, and treasurer, Tom Roszman. the assistance of Mrs. Hazel Caves, Mr. Donald lhel-p of Mrs. Caves, we managed the refreshment lXlovember 19, under the direction of Mr. Kohn, we . c Our oflicers that year were Nancy Eippert, pres Miller, secretary-treasurer. On May 20 we hon Then all too soon we found ourselves in Se McClain, vice-president, julie Sebenolerg secret and our sponsors, Mr. John Borton, Mr. Charle party on Ianuary 5. During our last year at U S iative audience. We held our class party on October 21. identg David McClain, vice-president, and Phyllis ored the seniors with the annual Iunior-Senior Prom. :aior Hall. Our oihcers were as follows: president, joe ary, Linda Phillips, and treasurer, David Gibson. We Hood, and Miss Jean Golling, enjoyed an informal pper High, we had many decisions to make. We or- dered name cards, pictures, announcements, caps and gowns. We also chose our class flower, motto, and color. With Miss Betty Merricks directing, March 16, to a large receptive audience. On M successful junior-Senior Prom. On May 28, the . . r . . I V I u iecerx ed their diplomas. We then knevr that o our own way in the World. we presented our Senior class play, jane Eyre, on Class of 1956 consisting of seventy four memwrs, ay 25 we were honored guests at the beautiful and r high school days were over, and that we must make Junior Class Play-1955 Ir.-Sr. Prom-1955 Class Party-1956