Westfield High School - Shamrocket Yearbook (Westfield, IN)

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ln Appreciation- We, the seniors oi '39, wish to express our sincere appreciation lor the support shown us by our advertisers. Although the advertisinq may not be of the most profitable kind. from a business stand- point, we hope the merchants will leel that the good will their patronage has expressed is jus- tified in our school. With this token oi our gratitude, we leave to give place to the Senior Class ot '4U.

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School Dramatics, Once in a Blue Moon was presented by the music depar'ment on March 17th. as its annual operetta. It was a gay musical comedy spiced with a iewel robbery, Spanish fiesta. disguised noblemen. romance. and melody. THE OPERETTA THE cAsT Moon Lady ...... Mrs. Montgomery .. Hop Sing ..,,,, Suzanne ........ - Sylva Montgomery ,. . Leatrice Montgomery Betty Morton .,,,.,, Babbit Morton .. Billy Maxwell George Taylor .,,..,, Sir Percival Chetwood M. Rene I.eMon ,,,,.. Skylark w.,.... Mooney ,,........ Mrs. Lila Lavender THE IUNIOR PLAY , Winona Fields Martha Walker Calvin Lassiter Lois Babb , Donna Gipson M. Esther Sparks Iane Manship Elmer Burroughs ,W Russell Myers Warren Lassiter . . . . . Gale Pruitt . , Grant Hinshaw Allen Rodibaugh , Lewis Morford ,. . Mariory Stultz The Iuniors chose as their contribution to the world ol drama, the Pulitzer Prize play, Ice- bound. which was presented April 14th. The play portrayed ihe strict, icebound. as well as humorous character oi old New Englanders. Henry Iordan . , , Emma ,,,.,. Nettie .YYY... Sadie Fellows , .. Orin ,...,, , , Ella Iordan ..,, Ben Iordan . . . Doctor Curtis .. . Iudqe Bradford . , . Hannah .,.,.. lane Crosby , , , Iim Ioy ,,,, THE CAST H Horace Roberts Carolyn Barker Florence Henley , . . . . Betty Smith . David Sparks , , . , Winona Fields Charles Eudaly Lewis Moriord H, Robert Cooper ,H Doris Beery Iune Moore Victor Overman

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Qhostlq Gossip A iolly old ghost from the world below. Tuned in one stomy night on his magic radio. He had a remarkable gadget. you bet. Not an ordinary speaker. but a television set. So when ever he wanted to replenish his mirth. He pulled up an easy chair and turned in the Earth. It was Saturday night in April of nineteen-thirty-nine When he dialed to Indiana. The reception was fine. He saw a dark eyed girl named Lois about to say. l will. And there beside her. very close was a boy from Noblesville. Phyllis Mikesell and Mary Ross were there in his home town Very well escorted, seeing places ol renown. Putting slugs in the music machines down at the Legion Lunch. Were Donna and Stultzy. the dancing queens. and all their wicked bunch Martha Wasson was also there. that peach so cute and witty. Trying her very best to teach them how its done in the city. Warren was quite a talker. and doing very well. Till in came Martha Walker and then, poor hov. he tell. Bill Lindley as you might have told was gazing at the moon. Although to us the night was cold. to Bill its always Iune. Dorothy has sworn oil of men to follow her career. So she stayed at home to practice then: her liddle's a ioy to hear. Katy. Gale. Pat. and Allen. though it was getting late. Were at Indianapolis having fun in a speedy blue V-8. Some girls said they would rather their old iriend Bob Ortwein Would please quit liking another when Seniors are iust as line. Marjorie Clark and Marcus would be happy in any weather For they were ioylully planning to go through liie together. Yes. you are right, That's Raymond Knight wishing he had a date. But Naomi simply won't say yes: what a cruel thing is late. Hilda and Richard with minds above. whose lives run smooth as satin. We wonder do they speak of love. or is it always Latin? Boys don't wink at Mary Ellen. Although she is good looking. She has lound her only one. and spent the evening cooking. What did Violet and Faraletta do when Saturday roll'd around? Iust like all the rest of you. with nice boys they were lound. Irene stayed at home that night. a man-hater you know.