Biggs High School - Rice Blade Yearbook (Biggs, CA)

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'l'l1e Browning family, after the death of their extravagant. and thoughtless father, find themselves praetif-ally destitute and with a mortgage hanging over their heads. Lawrence, the son, wvhen ex- amining his father's papers, discovers an old diary which has be- longed to a pirate ancestor. In it, the old gentleman tells of hid- ing a vast sum of gold in the house and explains that the sec-ret of the hiding plaee is inseribed in an old jade ring. This ring has been worn by the deeeased father, 'but it eannot be found now. Donald Clemens, .a friend and fiance of Ivy, the sister, is pre- sent when Lawrenee discovers that his father had pawned the ring shortly before his death. Abe Levy, the pawnbroker, is sent for and tells them that the ring has been sold and wants an extrava- gant sum for its return. Lawrence. unable to raise the money required to regain the ring is made a startling proposition by Phillip Clemens, a banker and father of Donald, by agreeing to give him a thousand dollars and the mortgage on his home if he will pay ardent attention to his daughter, Eloise, so she will forget a penniless poet with whom she has apparently fallen in love. Lawrenee is supposed to pro- pose to Eloise and, when she has aeeepted him. break the engage- ment. Desperate. in pressing need for money, Lawrenee agrees to do this only to diseover that Eloise is a girl he had previously met at a dance and had lost his heart to. Then the aetion beeomes rapid, exeiting and laug'ha'ble. When liawrenee learns to know Eloise, he falls in love with her, and this makes things worse. At a party Lawrence is supposed to pro- pose to Eloise and then turn her down, but he loves her too much to do this. Wlieii Abe Levy eomes with the ring, they find writing in it. whieh says that they will find the money in the safe behind a pieture. They open the safe, but the money is gone. Lawrenee then tells about the proposition and says that he won't earrv it through. This makes Eloise angry, and she says that she will never see another boy. Mr. Clemens pays Lawrenee the thousand dollars, but he tears up the eheek. It turns out that Eloise wanted to see Lawrenee after the danee, and this was her only idea of getting to see him. Lawrence gets a job in Mr. Flem- en's bank and he and Eloise deeide to get married. Ivy and Don- ald make up, and all turns out very well. The entire play was well presented, tllltl all went well to make a snappy, amusing, and novel eomedy. 't-++ All the u'orld's ll Sfllltjlh-SHAKESPEARE.

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:GI-Iere Comes the Band! -l-++ Here comes the hand. and look it 's Biggs. The band looks verv elne 111 its new eaps and eapes. It 's history in the making. TIME: Fall, 1935. PLACE: Eootliall games. The blare ofthe band fills the air: the Biggs hand has turned out. TIME: Winter, 1935-36. PLACE: Baskehall games. Biggs Pep band takes part i11 winning basketball games. TlM E: January 17, 1936. PLACE: Biggs. Band gives first eoneert of year: looks very promising. TIME: Spring, 1936. PLACE: KHSL Studios. Chico. Eor tirst time in history Biggs plays over air. TIME: Spring. PLACES: Gridley and 01-oville. Biggs hand exchanges converts with Oroville and Gridley. TIME: Spring. PLACE: Oroville Congregational Chureli. Band gives ooneert lvetore good erowd. TIME: April 18. 1936. PLACE: Davis Pienie, Davis. Biggs brings home the lwaeon. They eop seeond place in the in the liig Davis eontest. TIME: April 25, 1936. PLACE: Chic-o. R Biggs well represented at Chico tournainent by hand and Girls Glee Club. Many favorable eomments received. TIME: Late Spring. PLACES: Oroville, Gridley. and Biggs. Massed band eoneerts ot' Oroville. Gridley, and Biggs. Suecess. TIME: May 213, 1936. PLACE: Oroville Fiesta. Biggs band plays from Biggs Community Float in parade. TIME: Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. PLACE: Biggs. The peaee and quiet ot' Biggs is shattered hy the singing ol' the Girl 's Glee Club. -and everywhere the Band went, Tl1e Glee Club was sure to go. +++ 0 music, sphere rleseenlrled maid, Frierul of Pleasure, IVI8lI07H,S uid.-COLLINS.