Williamsport High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Williamsport, IN)

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Tattletalc Members of the Junior class presented Tattletale, Thursday evening, April 22, at the high school gymnasium. Patty - Mrs. Blaine Mr. Blaine Isabel - Artie Ida May Irene - Paul Cummings Todd - Mrs. Nixon Mr. Nixon - Miss Wiggan Walter Kennedy Louella - Monica CAST OF CHARACTERS Elsie Kochel Patricia Balser Ernest Slauter Betty Jaynes George Reitz Juanita Barwick Norma Davis Tom Ringer Ronald Crane - Jean Brooks Marion Traviolia Martha Hawley - James Pugh Norma Moore Leona Sipes Barney - Mr. Whitaker - Mr. Bixley Mrs. Lorimer Hetty Heaton Quiz - John - Marie Donald - a three act comedy on James Bratton Charles Banning - Bill Garriott Rosemary Martin - Marge York Frances Middleton Leland Trott Lillian Kirts Earl Haddock Director and Sponsor - Miss Fields Prompters - Barbara Kiger, Mary Lou Kennedy Stage Manager and Assistants - - - Bill Haynes, Monte Crumley, Everett Lohmeyer Page Twenty-nine

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The DaHy Dills A cyclonic farce in three acts was presented by the Senior Class of Williams- port High School in the school gymnasium at 8 o'clock on November 19, 1947. Richard Dill, having to leave hurriedly on a business trip, advises his spoiled children by letter that a new step-mother will arrive during his absence. Horrors! Grandmother Dill and the children-Carol and Rodney, high school youngsters, and Doris and Dudley, the thirteen-year-old twins, are perfectly furious and de- termine to get rid of the new step-mother in short order! But no matter what the young Dills and Grandmother try to pull-:-verything from putting salt in the step-mama's coffee to telling her that there is a streak of insanity in their family- Step-mama is more than a match for them, Farcial entertainment by the daffy Dills and Step-mama results in an amazing and totally unexpected ending. CAST OF CHARACTERS Richard Dill, Papa, a handsome widower ---- - Mickey Julian Carol Dill, his seventeen-year-old daughter Nancy Haupt Rodney Dill, his sixteen-year-old son - Phil Rhode Doris P the thirteen- e -old D'1l t ' Eileen Lame Dudley 5' y ar 1 Wms Bob Walder Grandmother Dill, Richard's neurotic mother - - Lois Worley Cousin Maude Maddox, who comes for a visit - Marianna Clawson Elaine Escott, Papa's bride ---- - - Dixie Watts Aimme Lovewell, sweet sixteen and Thimply cwazy over llocl - -Joan Zenor Pete Norton, high school athlete and Caro1's heart-throb - Voorhees Dalton The Widow Woogles, nosey neighbor - - - Jean Westfall Arnica Jukes, the Negro cook, afraid of daffy folks - - Mary Byers Director and Sponsor-Miss Bierly. Stage Managers-Bill Markley and Lloyd York. Prompter-Grace May. Page Twenty-eight

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Page Thirty Girl Scouts First Row, left to right-Beverly Hawley, Earlene Sipes, Joyce Weidenhammer Vaughn Bierly, Leader, Barbara Hurd, Janet Hurd, Sheila Shann n. o Second Row-Sue Million, Norma Sipes, Betty Marie Westfall, Sharon Freeland Carla Bever, M d 1' a e me Crumley, Ellora Landreth , Third Row-Ann Gillespie Dotty Wilson Martha DeBord C , , , ynthia Masters, Joan Ringer, Margie Bridgewater, Judy Lambert. Gliders Club Every Wednesday the boys and girls who are interested in dancing get to- gether for their weekly session. Boy Scouts First Row, left to right-Gary Allen, Allen Rolan, Norman Held, Gradey Swad- ley, Leaderg Dick Watkins, Norman Sipes, Leroy Arnold Second Row-Gordon Banning Bobby Martin Don B , , eaman, Jimmy Waltz, David Bratton, Jimmy Jacks, Ronald Coding. Third Row-Lee Perry, Bobby Folk, Jim Pugh, George Martin, Jim Bratton, Gary Zenor, Jackie Jacks. Fourth Row-Arlie Fisher, Jimmy Stump, Billy Jaynes, Marion Traviolia, Mac McKinzie, Glenn Taylor, Howard Tate, Paul Allen. 1