Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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j7 i Memotia n (?Ui5 oi 1941 Octobet 8, 1940

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jMID-YEAR FRESHMEN Row One: Neppisee Rhoads, Mary Jane Thompson, Carl Waite, Donald Anderson, Junior Gasaway, Bob Grimm, Jacquline Gatchel, Phyllis Goggans. Row Two: Adaline Bitzel, Betty Adams, Ruth Gault, Martha Jean Barrus, June Miley, Elizabeth Brown, Peg Campbell, Patty Hauk. Row Three: Henry Machmer, Bob Miller, Junior Eltzroth, Jim Votaw, Eu- gene Hoffman, Ray Fingerle, Bob Crull. Row One: Mary Eltzroth, Jack Sharpe, Bette Ann Ray, Jean Snell, Rich- ard Shively, Willodean Miller, Frances Sanders, Richard Haines, Alice Miller. Row Two: Dorothy Davenport, Kathryn Barrus, Ilene Penn, Doris Lee Tomlinson, Betty June Weaver, Leanell Trisler, Gloria Collins. Row Three: Clarence Miller, Devonne Cassiday, Bill Marks, James Wag- ner. Carl Sundheimer, Walter Ferguson, Charles Ross, Dick Wilson, Jack Butler.

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WHICH IS THE WAY TO BOSTON? A Drama in One Act by Ronald Lorenzen CHARACTERS JOHN HARVEY, a letiied farmer Robert Wolfl MARTHA HARVEY, his wife Esther Sposeei CHRIS HARVEY, his nephew Jack AUer MARY HARVEY, Chris ' s wife Bettie Mae Martii PLACE — The living room of John Harvey ' s New England Farmplace. TIME — The present. A rainy night. Mrs. Vera Kinerk, Director. Barbara Hipskind, Prompter CURSE YOU, JACK DALTON A Comedy by Wilbur Braun CHARACTERS MRS. DONA DALTON, an aristrocratic matron, who has a heart of stone. Rita Fedewa ELOISE DALTON, her daughter, who has a tender heart Mary June Walkei JACK DALTON, our manly hero, who has a heart of gold Richard Runnels ANNA ALVARADO, who has a heart of granite ..Juanita Snavelj EGBERT VAN HORN, a deep-dyed villian, who has no heart at all Don Coburr BERTHA BLAIR, poor but honest, who has a heart filled with goodness ...Barbara Nail RICHARD BLAIR, her brother, who has a heart filled with hope James Gurtnei PLACE — The Dalton mansion on upper Fifth Avenue, New York City. TIME— The gay nineties. Mrs. Vera Kineik, Director. Betty Degering, Prompter Stage and property committee: Carl Streng, Glen Waite, Robert Watson, Charles Rumple, Jean Hoffman, Martha Allard, Betty Degering, and Baibara Hipskind. Music: By the Price Ensemble consisting of Ruth Wilson and John Magner violin; James Hippensteel, flute; Virginia Ford, cello; Lois Morrow, bass viol; and Mrs, M. E. Price, piano.