Bowdon High School - Bowdonian Yearbook (Bowdon, ND)

 - Class of 1946

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Following the program came the regular Carnival Follies. Different groups being assigned to various stands such as bond stand, fishing pond, bingo, basketball throw, fortune telling, etc. A S25 bond and door prize were given to the fortunate holder of the lucky numbers. Being very crowded it made it almost impossible to move around the hall at the busiest time. Being one of the last statements mentioned but not regarded as so concerning the carnival, we wish to thank all those who helped make it a success. MNiHiNBAND4N4N44 The Bowdon School Band was begun three years ago, and is now being directed by Superintendent Orvedahl. The band has performed a number of times this year. The occasicns'Er ing the Christmas program and the senior play. A pep band was also organized, and the members played at various basket- ball games and added to the entertainment of the people. At the present the band is preparing for their annual spring concert which will be presented in May. The twtal membership of the band at the present time is forty-one. These ar the members in their respective sectlcn Qlarlnets Cornets Gurmen Schimke Norman Remboldt Phyllis Fcrtney Gene Brynjulson Macy Ellen Tchnsen Edna Weippert June Vlelk- Jaqueline Schimke ffm have 'filki Lavonne Ter: gfl VL s Jthnson Roger Tellimghuisen PML' 3030 Jes ve Allen Anderigon if yes The stenson Wesley Tiedtke Six w was lexlne Nesley Murtmart V!! E .,,' MwW Taylor Willid Kf?Wlg Qvlf Jxirnhelm Alto Qggophonqs t LQQSF :Yer Deycrec Bennetts .sa R-0 'F'1'i ff1'1-Y' in TT' 1'TH T?vnftenw9 Aldfey ff9'fit D51 ' Mer ie Wuwv Luv? fT2Nm Jgsnie 7gif LV ' 'ieuNheim Tenqr 5a1oph nes T yccen H-ifrze?ir T dl' Drujg l L+ferre Tyr nlller tt ' ' .cfs Kct1 e HgQ4w,g3 Basses Kev Sc 'ubert Tarvln Jwhnsen xv- D-ru-. , 1.. ' . '.J .L I nr, 1 Late Tbcvstenson



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OPERETTA Purple Towers, an operetta, written by Don C. Wilson is a musical romantic story of pretty Mary vanderlip and the handsome writer Phil Bradley. Mary Vanderlip, helressanuimnr er of Purple Towers, returns from her school in Paris to find that her agent has leased the property to Miss Urseba Apple- gateg and also to Phil Bradley, who rented it becaua hewanb- ed to describe the home of his father's bitterest enemy who was Mary's father. During this time, however, Purple Towers had been in use by Red Nichols, a prize fighter, and his man- ager, Earl Parker, who are using it for training quarters.De- ciding to make their escape, they discovered that they had left the contract for a great fight at the place. They wish- ed to return so they told everyone the house was haunted. Miss Applegate is not the type of person to believe in this, and so she proceeds to invite everyone at Centerville railway station to her home for a party. Even Phil Bradley who as yet didn't know if he or Miss Applegate was to have Purple Towers accepts the invitation because of his love for Mary Vanderlip, now known as Mary Marble, who was mistaken for the Applegate cook. They all left for Purple Towers in Hank's Pink Taxi Upon reaching Purple Towers they searched high and low for the contract, which gives a good clue that the place was haunted. Snowball-Phil's valet, and Tillie-the maid, are es- pecially frljhtened. Tillie collects everyone's valuables and accidently exchanged one belonging to Red. Mary gets the blame for this. She cannot reveal her identity because she loves Phil and she's afraid he'll hate her when he finds out that she is the daughter of his father's bitterest enemy,but before long Red and Parker are caught and everything is ex- plained. Phil Bradley being so in love with Mary Marble for- gets his dislike of the Vanderlip family and the curta1nfaDs with the prospect of a wedding. The whole operetta is accompained by the gingham chorus and solos from most of the characters. Hank Huckleberry like Murphy ----- Earl Parker ----- Red Nichols ----- Tillie ---------- Urseba Apwlegate Helen Trumbull-- Zary Marble ----- Phil Bradley ---- Snowball -------- CAST factctum of Centerville -------e Eoh Drake --law of Centerville ---- Loren Unterseher ----an ex-convict--------Norman Remboldt ---his forlorn hope ---------- Dallas Kelm ---------ma1d---------Laverne Buchmiller woman of determination-MaryEHlen Johnson ------her niece------------Doreen Martin ---girl of mystery ------- Phyllis Johnson ---writer of novels--Russell Buchmiller ------his Valet-----------Gurmen Schlmke

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