Echo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Echo, OR)

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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--

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 ing people who gave toasts: Bob Spike, One in a Million; Rita Cunha, When My Dream Boat Comes Home; Miss Bauer, Where Are You; Elna Poarson, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star; Miss Ogburn, Rainbow on the River; Bernice Mudge,Good Night My Love; Tony Cunha, Empty Saddles; Peggy Kilkenny, Pennies Prom Heaven; Joye Coe, This Year's Kisses; Sue Thomson, From Coast to Coast, and Mr. King, In My Solitude, Mr. King: You missed my class yesterday didn't you . Tony: Not in theleast, sir, not in the least. V V Charles H.: Gee, this is a funny vvorld-to live in'.' Slden S: Yes, and so few get out of it alive. Suzanne: It looks like a storm you had better stay for dinner. Bob: Oh, thunks but I don't think it's-bad enought for that.