Walbridge High School - Ties Yearbook (Walbridge, OH)

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J LL-D 5xuwns4ssrwumnn'QQv-nanny-suvvuuusfN4r'umunu'sbfwnunx Cn April Phd, the Boys' and Girls' clee Clubs presented 'i the operetta, nCampus Daze,N directed by Miss Urschel. Q W - vp A U - -1 - ..d - .-4, LEX 2 of ? on o up ggpg d g J q. 5 , - , Q a N The characters were as follows: Fred -------------------- ---6 --------- ------ Ned Wiley Ka happy-go-lucky! Tommy -------------------------- ---------- Jack Gordon Kserious and profoundl Spencer ----------------- - ---- ------------ Robert East Kspoiled son of a rich manl Porky ------------------------------ Carl Christiansen Kfat and good-naturedl Bobby -------------------------------------- Sue Sharp Ka spit firel y Ma Jenkins --------------------------- Kathleen Sutton , Qmother to alll N Carrie -------------------------------- --Naomi Healey f KMa Jenkin's foster childb A, Madam Louise --------------------- ----- ---Marion Munn -p Cbeauty doctorl Hiram Goodnow ------------------- - ----- Bill Pendleton KSpencer's fatherl Sol Rosenbaum ---------------------------- Robert Emch Ka tailor? , Izzie Rosenbaum ------------------------- Kermit Sayns f QSol's sonl 5 Governor Thompson --------------------- Robert McCamey L. KGovernor of the statej The action of the play takes place in the yard of Ma 4 Jenkin's boarding-house at Beetax College. f Spencer, after a brilliant start at college, falls inf 'J to evil ways. He becomes frightened because of the vt attitude of his creditors, and intends to leave college. He reconsiders, however, when Carrie chides him for be- ing a quitter. , Spencer is forgiven by Carrie. Bobby and Tommy, who Q have quarreled all through the play, decide to go on C quarreling through life together, and so the story ends ,' in the approved manner. 5?NUnunofTN4?uunum- xxsvuuunziwavimnqmwfruawuumaggwa:-qmnunwjwgrxuuun 1936

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The cast was as follows: NLD 5nmmnm:hqJJvuwmmiSQ3QQNNNKCNQWUUHHUKGFQFUYNUNBGFQPJlFll51 ' if I I F' X Iliff IN llll NIR H NIP HIL WA if Imagine a girls' sorority house on the campus of a well- known University, It is Saturday night and the girls are ready to go out for the evening. Some are wishing that they could stay in, when suddenly one of the girls is tak- en ill. A doctor is called in who says that it is Scarlet Fever and quarantines the house for two weeks! When one knows that several of the boys who have been working in the house are quarantined also, one can readily visualize the many screamingly funny complications and mix-ups that follow. This was the basic plot of NThe Campus Quarantinen the whirlwind comedy presented by the Senior Class on May Vth. The local cast worked hard in order to give the per- formance that rivaled the professional stage production. A grand time was had by the young thespians as well as the audiencef Gloria Smith, a sorority girl ----- -------- Helen Harris Mrs. Smith, the house-mother ---- - ----- Sarah Jane Wolfe Beryl Shepherd, the house aristocrat -------- Fern Baker Edythe Rhodes, her chum ---------------------- Rose Long Deborah Mercer, the plain girl --------------- Ruth Munn . wx rA ii 1 1 L I I 1 1 Lela Dunn, a nurse --------------- - --------- June Sigler ' Leon Atwell, M. D. ------------------------- Robert Emch Elliot Maxim, the campus Adonis- ----------- Robert East Finlay Carruthers, his pal --------------- Ralph Cochran Howard Ross, from a rival school ----- Carl Christiansen Ronny Steele, a college waiter ---- -+---- Bill Pendleton Gordon Dunn, another ---------- - ----- ----Robert Mccamey 4 'l 6

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Hgh fyunuxfmmrummmezmgaxenngamsammnnmcwmaNnmmm:5qJfununbfmai1f W k 3 -' X .5 fa.. ,f I f 1 X ,f Q 327-gg, ,,,, , g.W:5q:. ff , - 32+ X - Q ...MII A gl.. l Published monthly by the students of Walbridge High School Walbridge, Ohio Vol. S No. 2 May 20, 1956 Ed.-in-Chief -------- H. Harris Sportsmanship, can you win Assoc. Editor ------ R. Cochrani without bragging and lose Production Mgr. --'- R. McCamey' Without offering excuses? Adv. Mgr. ----- C. Christiansen Circulation Mgr. ----- S. Sharp Subscription Mgr.---N. Healey Secy. K Trees. ------ --R. Long Art Editor ---------- --R. East Society Editor--- ---- F. Baker School Editor --------- C. Loop Joke Editor ------ W. Pendletonr Sports Editors ------ E. Schick J. Gordon Literary Editor ------- R. Munn Exchange Editor ----- J. Sigler Here M There --------- S. Wolfe Faculty Advisor--Miss Trimple CITIZENSHIP Do we as students measure up to the standards of citizenship? Here is a score card. Check your own points: Trustworthiness, do you keep your promises? Self control, do you' con- trol your tongue and temper? Self-reliance,do you think for yourself? Courtesy, are you consid- erate of others? Health, do you secure the proper amount of sleep, eat the right kind of food, and exercise sufficiently in the open air? Teamwork, do you get along with other people? Dependability, can people count on you? BROADCASTER CONWLETES SEVENTU YEAR The Broadcaster is now com plating its seventh year of publication. It was established in the fall of 1929, as a mimeo- graphed paper similar to the present form. WILLTE'S VISECWMCKS Loyalty, are you loyal to you home, your school, and your community? Rose Long-HDo you go out with Obedience, do you obey to boys often?W be obedient to your father Helen H.-UOnly when my par- and mother. ents are home.N tHlnuwm2- u:bnnunc4vs:wumwnc.. Nnnnncftsvouuune:vg:wnuun ,- 'wmnun' 1936