Calvary School Play Cast
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Title
Calvary School Play Cast
Subject
Sheetz, Ralph (1912-1998)
Alexander, Gale Victoria Bowers (1918-2003)
Rickard, Willard (1914-1986)
Kibler, Helen (1903-1999)
Emswiller, Mae
Sheetz, Harry (1909-1973)
Sheetz, Chalmers
Mowery, William (1901-1958)
Burner, Grace
Swartz, Charlie
Didawick, Rodney
Kibler, Jewell
Students - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Description
Photograph of the cast of the four-act comedy, "An Arizona Cowboy," on stage at the Calvary School, located near Woodstock. The play was presented on April 3rd, raising $36.50, and April 4th, raising $31.00. String music and singing was provided by Marguerite Cook and Donald Skyles. The photograph was taken by Lewis (Louis) Morrison.
Front row (left to right): Ralph Sheetz, Gale Bowers (Alexander), Willard Rickard, Helen Kibler, Mae Emswiller, and Harry Sheetz. Second row (left to right): Chalmers Sheetz, William Mowery, Grace Burner, Charlie Swartz, Rodney Didawick, and Jewell Kibler.
Front row (left to right): Ralph Sheetz, Gale Bowers (Alexander), Willard Rickard, Helen Kibler, Mae Emswiller, and Harry Sheetz. Second row (left to right): Chalmers Sheetz, William Mowery, Grace Burner, Charlie Swartz, Rodney Didawick, and Jewell Kibler.
Creator
Morrison Studio
Source
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
Publisher
Shenandoah County Library
Date
c. 1935
Contributor
Subjects were identified by: Judy Sheetz Gochenour, whose father (Ralph Sheetz) and uncle (Harry Sheetz) are in the picture; Robert S. Mowery, whose father (William Mowery) is in the picture; and Virginia Rutz, who went to the play.
Rights
IN COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE PERMITTED
Relation
Gale Bowers Alexander appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 003891 and 011047.
Identifier
003891
Still Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Glass Negatives
Collection
Citation
Morrison Studio, “Calvary School Play Cast,” Shenandoah County Library Archives, accessed November 21, 2024, https://archives.countylib.org/items/show/31638.
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