Downers Grove North High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Downers Grove, IL)

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 ZWK Jesse: He thinks it is funny just because he owns and runs the Cheese Inn. Even if it is the best place in town to eat he needn’t be stuck up. Johnson: Now, boys, don’t quarrel. Say, it’s good to see you again; pretty near the whole class has been in here this morning. Say. who in Downers Grove is this? (A sleek, suave gentleman carrying a neat satchel enters and smiles engagingly at them. It is Kent Kingsley. Mr. Johnson feebly shakes his hand.) Johnson: I thought you were the King of England the way you look. Kent: No, but. say. the King of England uses this anti-bald solution of mine. It makes curly hair straight and straight hair curly. It’s the finest, the best and the nicest---- Johnson: Hold on, there; this is a postoffice, not a beauty shop. We are all handsome enough. What you want is Mme. Clara Plambeck’s Elite Hair Dressing Parlor down the street half a block. She might be interested. Kent: I hanks, but remember, Barnhart and Towsley. the Prince of Wales and Rudolph Valentino get their good looks from this. Good-bye. Mr. Johnson: Phew! Maybe if all them people use it--Say do you remember when he was the hairdresser in that play of yours? He was good. What’s that they used to say about coming events? Ha, ha! ' Ruth: Mr. Johnson, lock at the time. We’d better close. It’s been a good day. The whole class of 24 has been in. It’s seemed like old times, hasn’t it?” Johnson (as he locks up) : It has and I’m certainly glad Van picked me. I feel almost young again. Do you remember the time you kids---------- (The rest is lost as they go out the door. And the curtain falls for the last time on the Class of ’24.) Curtain. EDITH PERRON. Page ln enty-ninc

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