Wautoma High School - Hornet Yearbook (Wautoma, WI)

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JUNIOR PLAY CAST Left to Right: Back Row: J. Townsend, C. Martin, J. Humphrey, D. Chipman, E. Hansel, J. King, K. Schuette, J. Thurley. Middle Row: C. Hansen, J. Hansen, I. Bielmeier, L. Glunn, R. Kittleson, D. Edwards, A. Speilman, J. Gehrke. Bottom Row: D. Reed, P. Lenhart, B. Koechel, L. Lachelt, E. Spielberger, A. Kietzer, H. Dutcher. Not in Picture: G. Kubiak. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Under the direction of Mr. Schoening the Junior Class presented the play Night of January 16th on November 16, 1949, The play was a comedy-drama in three acts. The scene was the courtroom of the Superior Court of the State of New York. From the audience twelve prople were chosen as jurors. Seated in the audience were a group of class pla students who acted as witnesses. I The play was versatilre in the respect that it could have had either of two endin s depending upon the verdict of the jury. . All in afl it was a great deal of fun for the students who participated in it and the audience enjoyed it immensely.

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class Play, Spring Fever, under the direction of Mr. Cramer, was presented May 4, 1950. The play was a three-act Mrs. Spangler kept a rooming comedy and it was very well received. house for the college students. Not only did she have college boy roorners but girls, parents, and aunts. Ed Burns, a chemistry student, turned his room into a laboratory and ex- plosions were always occuring. like this. So do we! We had it was wonderful. Carmen Kietzer Kay Rose Ardyth Redlin Elaine Olson Phyllis Wilcox Thelma Steger Robert Behnke Dick Rielly Dick Van Vleet Tom Poullette Bob Fitzgerald Gerald Polokowski fNot Present, Row One Row Two Ed said, l wish College was always one day of spring fever, and we thought Vivian George, Vic's heart-interest Lou Herron, a journalism student Anne Purcell, Howard's heart-interest Phoebe Purcell, Anne's mother Maude Corey, Howard's spinster aunt Mrs. Spangler, the landlady Prof. Virgil Bean, of the zoology dept. Henry Purcell, Anne's father Howard Brant, a college student Dr. Dixon, College President Ed Burns, a chemistry student Vic Lewis, an art student