Webster Township High School - Web Yearbook (Scotch Ridge, OH)

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fs? mem 'ii wwwvlf s-Q THE SENIOR CLASS Presents THE SWAPPERS Tuesday and Wednesday evening, May 26 and 27 Henry Jordan Effie --- -- Ruth ----- - ------ - John Mason -- Dolly ----- Hugh --------- ----- Nan -- --- --------- Zeb Powers- -------- -- Calvin Powers C A S T --- ---- hotel night clerk ----- Bruce Keller --------his wife ------- ----Martha.Aspacher their daughter--- -- Velma Heckman -4 ---- a Virginia farmer ---- Elmer Bushman -----his wife -------- Genevieve Ridenour their son ---------------- Evan Joseph their daughter ---------- Maude Roller a forecloser of mortgages-Noel Dunipace -------a son of his father----Burl Beaverson An Investment Saleswoman ---------------- -- Evelyn Lahman A Book Agent ------------ --- - - -- Joan Roller A Magazine Agent --- -- - ---- ---- Charles Venis Mrs. Stone -- Mrs. Jensen - ---- ------ -------- Marjorie Hagemeyer --- ------------- Margaret Leemaster Mrs. Hefflebaum -------- ---------- Allegra Rogers ACT I The ing ACT II The New York apartment of Henry Jordan. A morn- in spring. farmhouse of John Mason, two weeks later. ACT III The same, one year later. DIRECTOR--- ---- Miss Wayman

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-'sv 5.- Pres ents WHERE'S GRANDMA2 W THE JUNIOR CLASS e Webster Townshig.High School Thursday and Friday eveningsh..i....... March 26 and 27 CAST Grandma.Can old lady who would be youngl .........CHARLOTTE DUNIPACE Gretchen BlakeCa.young wife, very much worried? .. .... . .... DOROTHY METZGER Bob Blake Cher brqnd new husbandj O O I I I-I I O I I Jack Worley CGretchen's brotherb ..... ...HURLBURT PHILO Lucy King CJack's sweetheartl 'Ol',ll IQICIQLOIS Arlime Truesdale fthe other girlb ......,...DORIS BRUEGGEMEIER Carol Worley CGretchen's sister! ,............GRACE CANFIELD 9 Midnight Ca Wchoco1ate,brownu housemanj 9 0 o 14 5 op 0 in 0 Dahlia Cwife of Midnight, a.determined femaleb C O I O C O lf' O l O, TIME: The Present. PLACE: Living room of the Worley home. ABT I The living room about,noon on a.Sunday. ACT II The same. Evening, Several weeks later. ACT III The living room the next morning. N Clase of 1959 DIRECTOR ---- --- Missewayman

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gg?t?Sssk 9 Sf 49 'Eg ous LIBRARY xv 'ug' This year another of Webster's dreams gf have come true. We have a school library. Small, gii be sure but the spirit is ignited and we hope to keep it burning brightly. The shop boys with the help of Mr. Hetrick have made two excellent bookcases and a magazine rack. To fill these bookcases the class of 1935 gave thirty new books. Miss Wayman, who is supervising this work, helped by contributing from her personal library a num of books. Others were donated by the people of the community and some were purchased with the money from the magazine cam- paign. r The library contains approximate1y:-- Fiction ------------ 130 books Biography--- -----20 Travel and Adventure- 3 Poetry ----------- 20 Essays ------------- 10 Others ------ ---- 20 Total 213 books. Each student in the upper six grades may take as many books as desired from the library but only one at a time. One may keep a book for two weeks and if it is not returned on time a fine of two cents a day must be paid. This money is spent for supplies and new books. Under the supervision of Miss Wayman, nine stu- dent librarians are in charge of the library. They are: Head Librarian ----- Joan Roller First Period ------ Hannah Roller Second Period L ---- Grace Canfield Third Period ------ Fourth Period ------ Fifth Period ----- Sixth Period ------ Seventh Period ---- Eighth Period Velma,Heckman Mildred Seifert Eloise Smearsoll Winifred Bushman Martha McCann Grace Emmitt Grace Canfield