Flagler High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Flagler, CO)

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Mr Dunn the burglar .............................A.............. VERLAND REAVIS Mrs Semaramis Spiggot the Professors wife .,.. MILDRED MOORE CMiss Lieber SubstitutingJ Eupepsia Spiggot aged sixteen ...,............................ NELLE JACKSON fOlivette Ellis Substitutingj Isis and Osiris the twins..LEONA BEHEN and RACHEL MAHONEY Ptolemy Spiggot next in age .............. C ,......i...............,.. C URTIS CLARK Little Cheops who was ill .................................................. ALLEN YOST Ramses only six .............................................................. DELMAR ROBB A program of readings and musical numbers followed by a clever one-act play Not Quite Such a Goose was presented on February 4 and 5 A CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs Bell a happy moth r ............................................ RUTH JACKSON Albert Bell her 17-year-old son ............................ VERLAND REAVIS Sylvia Bell her daughter ...................... ...... I EANETTE PRICE Philip Flick: Sylvias sweetheart ............ ........... P AUL COLLIER Hazel Henderson Sylvias friend ............................ ARVELLA TETER The J unlor class play Bashful Mr. Bobbs a three-act comedy- farce was given April 4 and 5 The Juniors proved their ability as actors and actresses in this play Wh1Ch was greatly enjoyed by large audiences both evenings CAST OF CHARACTERS Katherine Henderson a young Wife ..........,................. ELSIE WELLER Frederick Henderson, her husband ..........................,..... LYNIN STAGER Mrs. Wiggins, the landlady ................................ MILDRED MALBAFF Obadiah Stump, a fresh, country product ..,................. OLIVER NIXON Frances Whittaker, an athletic girl .............. ..........,........ I RMA GOOD Rosalie Otis, a society bud ........,.................... ......... E RMA STRANGE Mr. Robert V. Bobbs, the bashful one ......... ..........,. P AUL COLLIER Jean Graham, a Delaware peach ................. ......... D ORIS KOEHLER Marston Bobbs, anything but bashful ....... ........ H OWARD YOCUM Celesta Vanderpool, of the Movies ............,........... FLORENCE BUCK Julie, her French maid from Paris, Ky .....,........... VEDA JUNE REES The next play, Ace High, was given by the Senior class May 1 and 2. This was a heavier type of play than is usually given by small high schools, but was ably presented by the cast as follows: Parker Jones, the retired fertilizer king .........ii. GILBERT BERNARD Catherine, his Wife .......,.................................................,.,.... ALICE LORD Gladys, their eldest daughter ..................... .............. R UTH JACKSON Kit, their youngest daughter ............................ LUCILLE THOMPSON Morey, their son ........................................................ VERLAND REAVIS Mrs. Maxfield, a guest in the Jones home .......,...... JEANETTE PRICE Blair Challman, the garageman ...........,.......... RICHARD JORGENSEN Mack, the ace ........,......................................i.... ROBERT PORTENNIER Fulton the butler CLIFFORD FARQUHAR The last but not least of the dramatic events was the Operetta, Sailor Maids given by the Boys and Girls Choruses May 9 and 10. ,L ,wif 1-Wgulp 1 re ' i,g1i15l v :riff nluffiglfff . , , ' ' 9 9 9 1 7 9 v cc sr 9 9 . . , e 1 , v . . , 1 1 ' U 79 9 9 . , . . . 7 . , Y I Dora Cowan, the Q1-QiiFi1'eHe15s''fiiiiig-QiiEEiif.f.'Qf .,........... ELLA KLIEWER

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sir, 'r eagrflffqsee :f1a.E2ssf1eEEfaae:z ' -1 fe f 1- sem? DRAMATICS Twenty-nine proved no exception to the rule that dramatics play an important part in Flagler High activities. The first event of the year was the Junior Class feature at the Fall Carnival. Two one-act plays, Aunt Betsy and the Oil Stock, and Opal's Three Lovers, were given, and were very successful, bringing this class into first rank because of the amount of money raised. The Plainsman play, The Hoodoo, a three-act farce comedy, was given by the Senior class Nc-vember 27 and 28, to raise funds to help cover the expense of publishing an annual. This was the first time a play for this purpose had been given at Flagler High, but it was so successful that it is hoped future classes continue the practice. CAST OF CHARACTERS Lulu, the maid and rightly named ............................ CLEO PROBASCO Aunt Paradise, the colored cook lady .....,.......... MARJORIE WILSON Angelina, the angel child, aged eight ...................... ARVELLA TETER Mr. Malachi Meek, a lively old gentleman .................... CARL LIPFORD Mrs. Perrington-Shine, Mr. Meek's daughter ................., ALICE LORD Mrs. Ima Clinger, a fascinating young widow .... MILDRED KOEHLER Gwendolyn Perringtc-n-Shine, who always obeys mama .................... Billy Jackson, the heart breaker ...................... RICHARD J ORGENSEN Amy Lee, the bride and Mrs. Perrington-Shine's niece ................,....... Brighton Early, fiance of Amy Lee .................... GILBERT BERNARD Doris Rufiies, Amy's maid of honor .................. LUCILLE THOMPSON Miss Longnecker, a school teacher ............................ NAOMI COPLEY Professor Solomon Spiggot, an authority on Egypt ........ EARL TODD He-machus Spiggot, his son, aged 17 ............................ WELDON TODD Dodo De Graft, the Dazzling Daisy ............ ......... R UTH JACKSON Eff fqag fajirldia 'iB fffff 1aaE ' QS ff

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