Echo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Echo, OR)

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The officers of Ihe Junior Class are: Precedent, ,es er' IV'b ever ( who was replace 1 yj ice-cre-xdent Blair Coleman) Secretsry-Treasvre E.'.ra Pearson Class Advisor- Miss Ogburn The Junior Class v as very glad to include in its mudsc two new students Don Shropshire from Pendleton and Kenneth Snyder from Pasco. A regret was expressed though at the loss of Lester Roberts. Wanda remained here for the rest of the year. Both are first string basket ball players, who have attended the Echo Schools for eleven years. A pie social vans sponsored in the gymnasium, after the backet ball game on December 16, by the Junior Class, J. C. San Nye proved to be a very . -cccr.sful auctioneer. The proc eels amounted to nine dollars, which was used in paying for the Junior Clejc play boon?-. Look Who's Hero'- a three act farce by Charles George par presented by the Junior Class pril 16, at the City Hall. It was a lively farce, full of amusing situations and clever wise cracks, Look Vho's Hers dealt with the laugh provoking adventures of Lyman Winchell, who had been married for some time and was living on an allovvance, from his unt 41 ion, a spinster, who had been living abwoed. Aun - Alice was dead s?, against marriage, 'luvin? teen disappoint -! ;n life wh.n she was young, and one of her supersfitxons in her monthly a lowniicss tc xjymen, was that he remain single. An old pal of Lyman's Thomas Rotanah, paid him an unexpected visit and it developed that Thomas . as once engaged to Lyman's wife, Estelle, He had come to this town to visit hxs fi ancee, Grace

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Sterling, who was an extremely pretty girl. The two men were ignorant of these previous happenings. Then Aunt Alice suddenly decided to visit the United States on business and when she barged into Lyman’s home and found his wife there Lyman introduces Estelle as Tommy's wife. With the arrival of Grace to dinner that night both Tommy and Lyman were thrown into a panic as they had to keep up this deception in front of Aunt Alice. One funny situation developed after another until it was almost impossible to see how they would ever be straightened out. Jealousy and misunderstanding between the tv o couples ran riot but the ball of fun was kept rolling until all had been satisfactorily explained, but not before some of the funniest complications ever writ-en into a farce of this kind had ever been experienced. The cast included Tony Cunha, Lyman Winchell; Peggy Kilkenny, Estelle Win-chell; Don Shopshire, Tommy RotanahjElna Pearson, Aunt Alice; Blair Coleman, Duke Cornelius; Vera Smith, Grace Sterling; Clara May Cunha, Rose Stanford; Kenneth Snyder, Jimmy. The proceeds from the play was fifty some dollars. The Juniors treated the Seniors in the form of a bano.uet at Stephens Cafe in Pendleton,April 17, at eight o'clock. The toast were based on the idea of popular songs. Blair Coleman, toastmaster gave Boo Koo and introduced the follow--