Vinton High School - Arrow Yearbook (Vinton, IA)

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Lets Hafve Another One 'l'lit't11ll-1110111 Ulf' Year. two sets of one- ael plays were given. Three plays were LIIVPII at eat-h group. In order for Miss Stanley. the direetor, to choose a east for the Contest Play. she gave tllaga gix Ona- art plays to obtain a good east. each of the membe1's of the plays being rated art-ording to aeting ability, In the first group of plays was the fantasy Phe Lost Kiss. The players portraying t-hararters were Lee Linson as l'lerrot. Catherine Conder as Pierrette, Vir- ginia llarper as the Kiss, Bob Baldridge as the Man, llale Fry as the Policeman, Har- vey Wyrkoff as the boy, Marion Waldorf as the girl, .lean Skea, as Grandma. Lloyd Lyons as newsboy, and .lean Shotwell as the Maiden Lady. Another play in the first group was the comedy Yours and Mine. Lenore Crew played the part of Kathryn, the wife, Bob Shotwell as James, the husband. Jack Mil- roy as llad Flowers. Earlene Miller as Mrs. llopper. The last play in the first group was the drama Two llnndred Riders. Su- zanne Mellean played Granny: Oren Tay- lor. Clem: Ruth Shoquist, Ann: Betty Aten. Mrs. Tracy: Dean Hoefle. Pan Flint- ridge: Dorothy Williams. Maw Flintridge: llill Hopper, Sam 'Frat-y: Keith Carlton, llon Cardress. In the set-ond group of plays, A Mayor t'or a Day, a romedy, was the first, play given. Mary Wyckoff played Joan Alden, the city attorney: Dorothy Williams, as Mrs. Meeks: llon Winsor. Tom Adams, the boy mayor: Bob Clime, S. J. Smugg: Phylis Kubik, Flossie: Dean Carlson, May- or Fnddy: Lee Linson, Ken Curtis: Kath- ryn liowe, Sunshine Sal: Boyd Gunn. Sourpnss Slick: Diek Anderson. Shut-Eye Sly: Virginia Kohl. Mrs. Fity-Jones: Mary beth llarttnan. Kay Curtis: three extras were Catherine Conder, Lloyd Lyons, and Florence Campbell. The set-ond play was Gold Featliersf a drama. Tom Reed played Lieut. Mahan: llob Shotwell, Johnson: Bill Hopper, Ed- die: Oda llnrt. The last play was A Vane Effort -- Poorman. llill: Oren Taylor, Norma llrewer as Lucille: Lois Davis, Lyn- tliia: Irvin Parry, Charles: Margaret Me- Atee, Virginia: .Iaek Milroy, Bud K.: Mary St. Clair, Mrs. Vane: .Iaek Brubaker, Da- vid K. Contest Play The Contest Play was ehosen by Miss Marion Stanley. It was a comedy entitled The lflarly Worm. She ehose a east from the people who had participated in the one-aut, plays. The leading role of Hector was played by llarvey Wyrkoff. Ruth Sho- quist played his sister. Mamie. The guest from lflngland was portrayed by Lois Da- vis. Jeanne Shotwell played Della., the housekeeper. Two friends. DoD9Y alld Jack Reed were played by Rob Shotwell and Oren Taylor respectively. On the 22nd of April. the east went to Iowa City, g21V0 the play with other plays competing against them. At Iowa City they received he excellent rating given. In fact, they t missed a superior rating by 1.4 points.

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An Apple F or The Teacher argl WM sl 1 vw we s Isl lluw-IC. Fruw. Il. N'lIllnms. ll. limlclen, Y. YQ-rkcs. Nl. W'y4-koff, il. llunso. 2ml Ron'--ll. H'IIIlunm, WI. .xlld0l'NlllI, Miss linipfu-r. 'l'. Tumilty. WI. H04-ln. R. Rh-Imrnlnon Zlrel Row-ll. xvllllllllll, ll. .tu-n. IC, Lutz, XY. Noilmhm. ll. I,l'l'l'Nflll'll, .Uma-ut: IC. Juvk. NORMAL TRAINING 'l'hv NUVIIHII 'l'r'ziiniiigr t'lllh is il grmip ot' pi'uspm-vtivv f4'2l1'ill'l'S. 'l'hi-y dis- vuss whu will hc- tho luvky one to tvuvli Miss Stunlc-y's Iingrlisli or zilwtlu-i' gxwulef ti-zivlwr' who is absent. For smnv ot' our lnoetingrs, we gm on El splurge, illlil for ei gym-st spvnflu-r we lizivv Miss lilhi M1-ullmllseg if no spvzikvr. we vmnv with vurlvrs fm ou1'hui1'g and from time to timv we lmvo a pit-nic and ilisponsv with all 1'rivolit.ii-s. sm-king! nature in our slzu-ks. Miss Knipt'0r, our t'lIft'I'lH'iSillgI spmismy lvzuls mu' hikes. tvlls us of thi- prulmlviiis ot' our piwivtii-v tc-zlvliingr, giiulvs us :mil lu-i-ps us wm-king: mi -loliiiiiy -limos who has :I spvvvli impvmliim-ut rvtzircliiig his Ill'0g.!'l'0SN in re-mliiigr. Sh:- is thi- om- who pi'm-paws us For those state tm-sts, whivh i-wry mu- so tlmrmlgrlily 111-1-mls. Iiut hy tho why V. N. 'l'. f'.1'2lllll'0lli the liigrlwst in the stzitv ti-sts giv- vnu in .l:n1l1m'y. We work hzirml ami wi- play hzlrcl whivh nizikcs 4-:wh one- ui' us ai good vitlzi-11. n 1 N

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Just A Little Bit Of Green l+'RESIIM ICN Niven the doors, we want in, was the erv ot' the ninetv-two hewilderefl freshmen hegrinning' their eareer in the halls ol' V. II. S. Though not the larg: est. hut one ot' the umphiest freshmen r-Iasses that ever traipsed the stairs ol liineoln lligh. We showed the ulllllllllll in our novelty harn danee, 'l'he pride of holding the elass offiees was taken hy KaDeI liriee. Presidentg liirhard 5 Vorhett. Vive l resident, Arlene Vogt, Seerefaryg lioh lieaehler, 'I'reasurer. ln BAND we have: Joan 'lgl'ilU'llll0Il Marv -lean Vonntermine M-ir1 n'ef y- . l . . r ,r llansen, Mark Kruse, Naomi Peterson, Betty VValter. ln DKAMA'l'll'H we have: lioh lialdridgie, -lavkie l3rnhaker, Dean l'arl son, Lloyd liyons, Dorothy Shotwell, and Donald Winsor. Un the IIONOR ROLL welhavez Nadine liohzien, Nil-hard Porhett, Mary -lean lonntermme, Dolores Dieter, Carl Greaser, Margaret Ilansen, Lorna Ilenkel, Betty Ann llensingr. Norman King, Alvin liindahl, Jack MeVVhorter lionis Mealhow, Foral Parsons, Naomi Peterson, 'Fhomas Register. .Iohn liieh- art, Marjorie Sehlotfelt, -lnne Sehmidt, Oliver Sehminke, Dorothv Shotwell, Margaret Smittkamp, KaDel llriee, Donald Winsor, Evelyn Yerkes, In A'l'IlliE'l'll'H we have: Roh Daldridge, liettv liergstrand, Riellard liergrer, Nadine liohzien, .laekie liruhaker, Dean l'arlson, Richard l'orhett Mary .lean l'ountermine. Dick Davis, Riehard Deardoff, Mardene Grimm, Mar- :raret llansen, John Ilart, Dale Kelly, Wilferd Kellv, Mark Kruse, Gordon Kunz, Donald Lane, Thomas Iioekhart, Lyman Oppelt, Billy Parmater. Poral Parsons, Dale Patava, Naomi Peterson, Helen Powers, Thomas Register, l l A . mer Rouse. Dean Selken, Dorothy Shotwell, Margaret Smittkamp, Arlene Vout lietty VValter, lla Vonne VVheeler, Evelyn Yerkes, We are all Iookine' forward to the three more vears till the doors elosl 9 'A . on the elass ot -I-l. v