Winslow High School - Eskimo Yearbook (Winslow, IN)

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4,1 XA XM 'f -txlig.. THE CHAMPION '23 :ET X .2 1' l '.'QL2.LLL'.t V- - , .. ,..,...... . ,A,, .. ............ .................,,.....,.., ...,.,,,.....,,...,...,..,..., . . A f ' --M J f f -T-T--'T' - f---' 'T T 'T ' -f 1 ..,, ju' lrll Z Hu . H-mm ? fl. T '- ' ' ' '- -- . .-2' SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class gave the first play of the season, His Unclc's Niece, at the Star Theatre, December 16, 1927. THE CAST Richard Tate, Esq., friend of Francis ......A....., . Francis Felton, the cause of all the trouble ..., . ......,w . Dora Hale, much attached to the 'cause '.,.. Alice Malcolm, close friend of Doras ,..,.,.. .. Mrs. Sarah Ann Mullen, a woman of few words ..,........ . .,.,...,. . ........,.,..........Orvis Bee .Hibbitt Wocmdford Odyne Fettinger .Helen McConnell Maceil Brewster Simon F. Felton, the deceived uncle ,....,......,.,...,.,,...,,.., ,... ..,.,....,....... F r ed Willis Philander Filmore, the intended husband ..,...,..... .............,...,.,,. P aul Hume Timothy Haye, the gardener .......r.....,..,........,,..,. ..,....,..,.. L awrence Young Silas Sicklemore, the constable ............ ,r,......,,,,,,.,,,,,,. E arl Chew SENIOR CLASS PLAY NNORA WAKE UP A comedy in three acts by Lillian Mortimer. Given April 10, 1928. CAST Bridget Honora Calahan fNoraj, an upftofdate daughter ..,..................... Odyne Fettinger Mrs. Peggy Calahan, her oldffashioned mother ....,,,................................ ...............,..,... P earl Wells Carlyle Coleridge, a tramp for his health ..,,.......,............,. .,............. . .Lawrence Young johnny Calahan, Mrs. Calahan's son ..............,.,......,..,,..,..,......., ....i.......... H ibbitt Woodford Danny Millens, Johnny's friendiin love with Nora ....... .............. W illiam Bellamy Mrs. Edmonton, an ultrafmodcrn mother .......,......................... ............ H elen McConnell Edmond Edmonton, her son, a fourfflusher ............ ..,........................ O rvis Bee, Katie Schwartz, an obliging neighbor .......,..,.....................,... ,.....,... M aceil Brewster: SYNoPs1s UF ACTS - Act I Living room of the Calahan home. The middle of a summer morning. Act II Same as Act I. Nora's dream, the same night. Act III Same as in previous Acts. The following morning. Page Sixteen

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INR! E HAMPIO 'zs . 1 -J -AW ' TH C Nr .. L , ....., .. . ...- - . v-'4 - , - ' - '- sign. - A'- mrrvf f' '-' r1 r'f1 'j'.. ---- '- 'H ,4 5 CLASS HISTORY On the fifteenth of September, 1924, a bystander might have seen twentyfseven green and timid boys and girls entering the high school building. We were enrolled as Freshmen. fWe tried to get in as ,Seniors but they wouldn't let usj. This was the beginning of the illustrious class of '28. Unlike most Freshmen, we had the unusual combination of weak minds and strong voices. Those who entered as Freshmen were: james Abel, Vernon Barnett, Orvis Bee, William Bellamy, Maceil Brewster, Geraldean Brewster, Frank Brewster, Arthur Bowmer, Ted Brown, Earl Carlisle, Earl Chew, Frank Coberly, Odyne Fettingcr, Kenneth Fettinger, Fountie Hayden, Paul Hume, Kermit Hurst, Naomi Wickware, Hibbitt Woodford, Haskell Woolsey, Fred XVillis, Lawrence Young, Wilburn Singleton, Delbert Keith, Edna Rodarmel and Helen McConnell. William Bellamy was our representative on the basket ball team. For our class officers we elected: Hibbitt Woodford, President, Odyne Fettinger, Vice President, Fred Willis, Treasurer, and Helen McConnell, Secretary. Our teachers that year were: Emery Couts, Harry Mauntel, Waldo Wood, Esther Barrett, and Elmer Lucas. The next year we came back and succeeded in entering as Sophomores. It was this year that we really won our reputations. fFor bad or worsej Mr. Couts had left us to become County Superintendent. Our teachers were: B. O. Johnson, Harry Mauntel, Waldo Wood, Eleanor Greene, and Esther Barrett. Our class consisted of: james Abel, Ted Brown, Vernon Barrett, Geraldean Brewster, Orvis Bee, William Bellamy, Frank Coberly, Oscar Coberly, Earl Carlisle, Earl Chew, Odyne Fettinger, Kenneth Fettinger, Kermit Hurst, Edison Johnson, Malcolm Nixon, George Nichols, Hibbitt Woodford, Fred Willis, Haskell Woolsey, Lawrence Young, Robert Barrett, Edna Rodarmel, Paul Hume, Helen McConnell and Maceil Brewster. We were shown into the mysteries of Latin and were prepared for an introduc- tion to Caesar the next year. This year was full of jokes and pranks of which our class took a prominent part. We had several social events, among which were a hayride and a Halloween party. Page Seventeen