Barstow High School - El Desierto Yearbook (Barstow, CA)

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CDramatics G , .A J ,ri L A .f . i 1 J - yi iTheGif'HiglijS'chool,Entertainment which was given at Fletcherls ,OGpera 'House April' 20th, was a great success. Two plays were givenyf The first, f'Who's Who, a' one-act farce, was ,given by the 3-Faculty. . y . . , H , T G ' CAST OF CHARACTERS ' Mr.'Brambleton, an English Gentleman ........................----.. MF- Fil11T101n9 Cicely Brambleton, his daughter .................... - ....-....---- s ------------ Miss Davis Simonides' Swanhopper, the model young bachelor .... Mr. Luttenton Matilda Jane, housemaid .................................... . .4.. .... .,...--g - - Miss MCNQ-ess Lawrence Lavender, butler ..............................................-g....---- Mr. Thomas l The Heavenly Twins, a farce in three acts, was presented by the Editorial Staff. 1 . , A ' CAST or CHARACTERS Geo. W, -Barton ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,..,,,.,,,,............................ ............ L eonard Soules ,Tom Jackson .... -- .............. ............. ..... a ...........-.-...------..--------....---- Floyd Haws ' ' p ' Students at Yale ' Miss' Samantha Brown, principal-of Miss Brown's Select School for Young Ladies ................ ..... .................................. C l ara Bell 4lVIiSS Saphronia Brown, her sister ...................................... Ellen Iverson Adele De Courcy ....,,........ Q .............................. , ......... Lelia D. McCall Helen Clark, .................... H- ...................................... ...... , .Frederica Dresie Ap Girl Chums D Mrs. Barton, mo-ther of, George .......... -- ........ ....... M ay Gotfredson Lou Brighton .................................. ' .... ............. Helen Jones Clara Cale .......................... 4 ........ .... ...... 2 . . .......... Gertrude Moore Miss Johnson ........................................ .. ....................................... Elsie Richie Miss Jennings .................................. ---- ........ L - . .............................. Ruby Wilson Girls in Miss Brown's School Janitor ......., .................................... ' ............ - ..................... .. ........... Robert Greer Detective ........................................................--- - .......................... Robert White In addition to the plays the Orchestra and Girls' Glee Club completed the Program. The audience proved, by its hearty laughter and applause that it was highly appreciative. A As a feature of the Commencement exercises the school is planning to give a vaudeville which will include some thrilling numbers such as: A Floral- Drill, a Hootchie Coochie Dance, Il- lustrated Songs, A Magic Box Stunt, Brownie Dance, a Yama Yama Dance, Topsy Turvey Dance, songs by the Glee Club, selections from the Orchestra and a play entitled 4'The Red Lampf' Page Thi1'tyeF'our

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1- The Girls, Glee Club S 1 5 s , - -ia g H GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Doesn't this look like an animated and f'pepful group of girls? And it is, for they make up the B. U. H. S. Girls, Glee Club. . The Glee Club now includes practically all of the girls of the school, and is successfully directed by Miss Aiken. It has taken part 'in all of the High School entertainments during the year, andfhas done its part in a most satisfactory Way. Some of the songsqthat the club has sung are '4Lovely N ight, HBlossom Timef' ifBella Napoli and Pond Lilies. - U Month by month the High School and its patrons have become more fully aware of the benefits to be derived from this kind of work, and we hope that the time will never come when there will 'be a return of the Dark Agesi' when there was no Cflee Club. , OOO OOO OOO Mr. Thomas-Give an example of a substantive infinitive such as, '4To be a principal is painfulf' Frederica-To be a pupil is Worse.. OOOOOOOOO Mr. Luttenton-What Was the first metal used by man? Leonard-Stone. , Page Thirty-Three

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p, ,, , , -,,-4.+i'The1i.ibeSt of Qlifelfigu, when ag ,Shafer gufgglveg,wiufoctheirs ,gd inflrpleasant company,,1'augh at life's .incongruitiesxri 4 5 - Q'gifgln'Septemberof 1919 the B. U. H. fg diltq tt, A '.Freshi'esfinvading' its .halls with bewildered-. excitgmentweglliesedig not remain in this ,state of unrestl11ong,.however, ffor-fthe upper Q1aSSmen1..obSeI'Ve!d- the -perplexed 'feelings and extended their sympathy, and so' on the. night of' the thirdof October, they -were initiated into the- U. H. S. ' ' Q r J 4 'iAfter all had assembled in- the reception room, which hadbeen appropriately .decorated for the occasion, the'Freshmen-were.b1ind. folded and led, one at a time, by-:guards into the court room: - Here -the .prosecuting attorney announced-thecharges of which theyewere accusedn Some had detracted from the beauty, of the B. U. S.. Qby.-trodding' upon itslawn, and picking its fair flowers. Others had beenlguilty' of chewing gum fand doing oh, so many wicked things! Then the dignified president of the Student Bod actin a y, er SS judge for the occasion, -fromhis towering desk, peered over his spectacles and.-proceeded to sentence lthe, terror-stricken criminals- to 'direst punishment. 1 . ..'. F , , - ' c r V i I Some were .made to stand on boards which were jiggled and Joggled until the poor Freshman thought .that he .must bump, his, head against the. ceiling. Then he was told to ijump,,and pre- paring for a high-dive, it was somewhat of a disappointment to find the floor only two feet below him. . . . F ' s It was feared that some of the SMALLEST' Freshmen could not endure the evening performance without-their accustomed nourish- ment, ,so after being dressed in their 'fnightiesn they partookg of the lacteal fluid inthe most approved style by nursing bottles, and -they proved to be really hungry. . ' - Some of the girls found that an economical method of re- moving Ushinesl' was to race, apples with their noses, on the floor. The bridal. couple evidently, enjoyed the thrills of matrimony, for one honeymoon was not sufficient, but they insisted upon taking wo. l After the terrible agonies were over, through which all miracu- lously survived, their strenuous labors were rewarded with ice cream and wafers served in school colors. ' . The Sophomores were responsible for the next social event of the year, giving a Hallowe'en party. .The guests were received by the spookiest of ghosts who ushered 'them into a room decorated with cornstalks and black cats. 'Here were assembled a group of grotesque personages. Many enjoyable games were played and all Page Thirty-Five A F