The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-03-27
SarahsviIle High
News Gleanings
BY Carole Carter & Char Clark

Junior Glass Play
The Junior class of Sarahs-
vile high school will present the
three-act comedy "A Lucky
Penny" Wednesday evening,
April 2, at 800 p. m.
The play cast follows:
Penny Pringle,' interested in
''impressionistic" art, Rita Stotts-
berry; Lydia Pringle, her moth
er, who believes IN rearing her
family by the psychology book,
Sandra Sholtis; Gram, who be-
lieves in using the hairbrush,
Carolyn Bond; Caleb Pringle,
the man of the house, Ronnie
Lahue; Joanna, Penny's best
friend, Sharon Blackwell; Kerry,
Penny's boy friend, Larry Dean
Stottsberry; Greg, Kerry's pal,
Wayne Watson; Miss Haskins, a
visitor, Betty Leasue; Mr.. Daily,
neighbor, Arthur Lee StottS-
berry; O'Shane, policeman,
Bruce Rochus: Flash, photo
grapher, Larry Tilton; Georgina,
Barbara Rossiter; Vera, Marilyn
Hague; Susette, jamie Shafer;
Cindy, LeLona Davis; Sherry,
Erma Casey, as Rock n Roll en-
thusiasts; Hulda, the efficient
cook and maid, Diana Cunning
ham.
This modern comedy, which
has its setting on the terrace Of
the Pringle home, situated in a
small city contains a bit of the
dramatic touch, mingled with
up-to-the-minute teen-age Situa-
tions and parental problems.
The play is under the direc-
ton of Gladys Forshey; music
directed by Esther Kegg.
Elementary Demonstration
On Tuesday, March II, Miss
WickWire, who is a reading con-
sultant of the Macmillan Com
pany, gave a demonstration of
their materials in the first and
second grade, utilizing pupils in
this room.
Visiting teachers were Mrs.
Enid Buckley, Mt. Ephraim; Mrs.
Esther Nicholson, Buffalo rural;
Mrs. Ruth Knox, Brookfield;
Mrs. Mildred Cutler, and Mrs.
Mac Racey, Belle Valley; Mrs.
Mildred Carter and Mrs. Lillian
Colley of the host school.
Mr.. c. A. Pfieffer, the repre-
sentative of the company, and
Mr. Richard Douglass, the ele-
mentary supervisor, were also
present.
illness
John Hayes, one of our star
basketball players, is recovering
at his home from a recent ap-
pendectomy.
Linda Moore, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Clarence Moore, has |
returned to school after a three |
weeks illness.
Tea
The B.P.W. sponsored tea
in honor of all county senior |
girls, Sunday afternoon at the |
grade school cafeteria. Those at |
tended this tea from our senior |
class included: Charlotte Clark, |
CaroIe Carter, Sandra Rich, |
Karen Davis and Mrs. Lucy |
Bates. We were very proud to
receive the invitation and we
want to extend our appreciation
to the club.
Party
Miss Barbara Bond held a
party at her home in
honor Of her 18th birthday, Fri
day night, March q.
Coach John Eibel and senior
star, Hobie Bond, attended the
state basketball tournament at
St. Johns arena at Ohio State
University on Friday and Sat
urday Of last week.
Friday afternoon they saw
Holmes Liberty versus Pleasant
vile and Northwestern against
Dixie. Holmes Liberty and Nor
,hwestern were the victorious
.eams.
On Friday evening, Columbus
North battled against Mighty
and Cleveland East
Tech against the Blue Devils of
GAINESVILLE. North stopped the
Middies rs game winning streak
and East Tech defeated the Blue
Devils.
Saturday afternoon North
western came out wearing the
,lass A crown after they upset
1olmes-Liberty. Saturday night
East Tech defeated Columbus
North for the class AA crown.
Senior Dance
The seniors are sponsoring a
BARN dance Saturday night, Mar.
-, $50 p. m. at the gym with
randy's orchestra furnishing the
music. Gals are requested to
wear cotton skirts and blouses
md the fellows, plaid shirts and
evis.
The proceeds will be used to