Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-20
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High School Notes

High ScnOOI notes
The senior class play entitled
"The Mystery of the Third Gable, :"
was well attended, Friday evening,
at York high school. The bacca-
| laureate sermon will be given by
Rev. w. E. Buchholtz, Sunday ev-
ening, April %. This is the first
class to graduate from the new first
| grade high school, There are 16 to
! graduate Commencement exercises
will be held May 3, at p. m. Pic
mic dinner will be served by the par
ents at noon, May 2.
| Pictures of the basketball boys
were taken last week. The class
picture will be taken soon.
The boys and girls Al clubs
will reorganize for work en- projects
! for the summer this week
Aged Woman Badly Injured
Mrs. Cook, aged SO, mother-in-
! law of Rev. Woodward, who fell last
week and broke her hip, is in very
serious condition.
D. Vaughn Stoneburner, Carl
Fletcher and Eldon Hammond of O.
S. IT,, spent the week end with their
parents.
Mrs. Naomi Foreman attended
the dedicatory service of the new
Methodist parsonage, at Roseville,
Sunday.
/. Mrs. Lowell Christman is spend
4 ing the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tribe.
Several of the students of York
school are absent from school, with
measles
Miss Myrville Allen, teacher in
the grade school, is i'll at her home
from sciatic rheumatism
! The women's club met at the
home of Mrs Earl Inman, Tuesday
evening. Program leaders, Mrs.
Lura briggs and Mrs Ina Mills;
roll call, verse of Bible. A delectable
lunch was served by the hostess.
The next meeting to be at the home
of Mrs. Kenneth Love, April 25.
Program leader, Mrs. Harry Spring;
roll call, a bird and some of it's
habits.
A number of friends surprised Ed
Eye on his birthday, last Wednes-
day evening.
Dallas Stoneburner and family,
Mrs. Rutha Stoneburner and Ray
mond Stoneburner spent Sunday
with Orren Christman and family Of
GAINESVILLE
Mrs. James White who under
went a very serious operation last
week, is resting we'll.
York Township High School News
The mystery play presented by
the seniors of York township high
school last Friday night, went over
in fine shape. The cast was well
selected, and showed the results OF
hard, conscientious practice. The
acting was wer above the average
for high school plays, and the class
may we'll be proud Of their achieve
ment. Gerald Stoneburner, as Roy
Lane, the villianous boss of the
bootlegging ring, gave an especially
fine rendition of the part. Archie
Hughes, the Clark Gable of the play,
did a fine bit of acting in his loss
of-memory scene, as did RUBY
Fouts, playing the part of the girl
reporter who had too much nerve.
Mae Everhart as the Greta Carlo
was.-but what's the use! The en-
tire cast did splendidly, rejecting
credit on their school, their coach,
and themselves. The cast of char
acters was as follows: Roy Lane,
Gerald Stoneburner; Mrs. Lane,
Irene Edgell; Sally Sherwood, Mae
Eyerhart; Tom Sherwood, Homer
Thomas; Judge Sherwood, Michael
Heighley; Mrs. Sherwood, Madeline
Fletcher; Janet Morgan, Freda
Latta; Jane Morgan, Ruby Fouts;
Roger Hadley, Archie Hughes;
Simpson, Doyle Carney; property
manager, Paul Stoneburner
| The senior class voted to pay one
third of the cost of new encyclo-
pedia for the school, and will spend
| the remainder of the money MADE
by the play in the purchase of caps
and gowns which will be left at the
school for following classes.
The time for baccalaureate SER
vices has been moved up to April
%. They will be held at the school
auditorium at 1880 p. m. Rev.
Buchholtz of Roseville will deliver
the sermon.
Archie Hughes and Robert Nut