Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

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Curtain Goes U p 'ifeven tfifterf' By the junior class . . . first play of the year . . adapted from the Hungarian of Herezig by Edith Ellis. Leads played hy Pat See and Gordon Hoskins . . . James Flycn, Bill Gottschalk, Ned Smith, Harry Metz, and Sterling johnson were the handsome young suitors . . . Marion Moline, Laura Kooy, Betty june Benson, Jeanne Good- cll, Marjorie Hagge, Sylvia Taylor, and Bever- ly XVolf played the feminine parts. F? as 2 t Troubled? . . . ' All's fair in --- . . . if as rl 3 5 Eavesdropping . . . Escaping . . . Betty johnson was student manager . . . stage managers were Norma Sprink and Gor- don Carlson . . . Darlene Konold, Arlene Zin- nel, and Dorothy Schafer, in charge of the cos- tumes fvery appropriate costumes they were, tool . . . properties managed by Wilma Post, Josephine Butcher, Margaret johanson, Vera Hansen, and Marrell Anderson . . . Ruth Tripp, business manager . . . ticket managers, Elinor Heig and LaVonne Clark . . . Betty jo Frost, production manager . . . Charles Daniel- son, Eugene Anderson, and Charles Lowry in charge of special construction. Mr. Hackharth was the capable director . . . what a big success the play was at both perform- ances . . . Betty Bamford of the junior col- lege helped to design the real Hungarian scenery. Page '1'zuz'nly-Niue

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I. 'uh -1 -'T U. Read . . . Learn All About It Most quiet haven in W. H. S .... library . . . used as at study hall to accommodate the students . . . if there is nothing to study . . . and some students think there never is . . . pupils may read from the unlimited supply of material furnished . . Monica Schroer seems to have her eyes on the camera . . . or the photographer . . . the others are just too busy to be disturbed . . . Jean Wright, student assistant, . . . smiling- ly olfers her services to Miss Rorstad, librar- ian . . . Athletes Lowell Knttth and jack Grilllth, spend time on their many assignments . . . grades must be up to par . . . or else no sports. Books lor everybody . . . ask Burnice Town- send or jean Wright . . .no excuse for not having that book report . . . there certain- ly is enough material . . . although perhaps not enough time to read Are they conscious they are posing for the camera? . . .or is this one of the few times they are really studying? . . . ,,,,.....fM4 Page 'l'u't'nly-liiglit

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Page Thirty - W 1 1 :W sl ' Sl!-U 0 m Cl' 4,1 Times a'zuasli11.' . A Kim In the Dark ---Ola! Worthington enters Hrst one-act play contest . . . aim is to further speech work in the high school . contestants included representatives from surrounding towns . -jackson- The Try- sting Place . . . Lakefield- Iclyllings of the Kings . . . Mlindom - Hugo in a Hurry. Mforthington dranlatized A Kiss in the Dark . . . charac- ters included Roger Russell, john Roos, Vonnie-Mitchell, Mary Alice McCall, .lean Wlatson . . . director was Hackbarth. Smear it on . . .