Adams High School - Argo Yearbook (Adams, MN)

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. VN i 5 'LIB E .-'-Y -- ,.- Y '.-:-:-?!3'!".g..fC--:1:-.1f:Y:-:TI-:e:1Hr--'.-:-V5"'4.--.'.-:-:ii'f:7:?'-.-:-'-:f51f:2:I:2'5:Z-?g:S:f:I1'-2f:-T.S?E1:--3121:-"f5iiwz5k5tLI"1-..-.-.-'xF"" There is nothing for Cuthberts to do but to allow her to remain, at least over night. But from the instant that Anne and Matthew meet, a strong feeling of friendship grows between them. Anne's refreshing simplicity and vivid imagination touch Matthew's heart so he manages to persuade Marilla to let Anne remain for a few months. During the 'course of her experiences, Anne meets the minister's wife, Mrs. Allan KArlene Hagenjg the town gossip Rachel Lynde lDorothy Winkelbg her bosom friend, .Diana Barry CLorraine Levasseurbg her mother, Mrs. Barry CCarrie Jane Crichtonbg a giggly schoolgirl, Josie Pye CShirley Tolsteadb, a schoolmate, Moody Spurgeon CArchie Hanson D3 and her spurned boyfriend, Gilbert Blythe, Cwillard Andersonl. Anne's unforgiving hate of Gilbert Blythe is ealways causing her to say that she will commit suicide or some other dreadful thing. During their friendship, Matthews and Anne form a joint account in a savings bank. Upon word of the failure of this bank the neighbors around and about Green Gables are heartybroken, especially Matthew and Marilla. But Anne tells of her dislike of the bank president and of her act of transferring the money to a safer bank. Through this act Anne becomes a friend of Marilla. The play is brought to a dramatic conclusion by the appearance of Marilla's long-lost boy-friend, Ira Mills CVernon Goshai. Together they elope and are married. Anne forgives Gilbert and everyone is happy. Vernon Gosha "5".:"'1rg.,:" :'-:"-.1-rwl:-92.4-' swf- -. ,,.' - .... , . .. ,. 1-q.-1. .- --.:--pq.-..2:E:. '- WWWMW-we WW' Gww mmiwwwmi gg? CEMHHQEMWHHM EHQQH