Akron High School - Torpedo Yearbook (Akron, IA)

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I fflnlgl SENHHICLASSPLAY ALLONiWXOUNTOFlNWLY ilelph BercrlymVollys giiurcliuin-, ,,,.. .,..,g..,,., , ,...., .... .... L T I ifford Milfs Bzilrluin Ilis son ..,,,Y.....-..,. ---- ...-..A .... if I x 'erm Coyle l'm'ler llz11'tlz-ugli-fl pi-osnei-live son-in-Inu--- ,... llliilys March Hilzls Young .X inonvy li-niler .,..f,....,., -,. ln, ,. .... liieliui-d Kyle llzu-liins A l3ul,ler .....,,M..., - .ff .... Uri-ly Haueli 'lbiniiilx' A poor liolx' ......... ..... .... L 1 eoi-ge Buswell l'oll.V l'c-rliins .X sinull toxin girl, .,.. ,-I.orin:i Allison .lzine l'il'Y4'I'lAV f'I'ln- uilk- ,,,A....... -dlillsie Johnson Herlense--Yller elder duugliler ,,..,,,, . .... ..,,, Y ,.... K ll:iflysHn1'ris Gcrzillline Her younger duugliter ,v.,,,..W,..,...A. ....,,..... I zetta. Kelly Mrs. Herbert Fenilu-rstoiie--1Jne ol' the ,IlllI -- ---l .... ,llplizi Johnson Nlrs. lflaireini- l'li:ull'ielll --,X 1-liinber ,,,, H ..v,. ...... . lnihii M:i,ynard Marie' 'X umicl ,.............Y..,,, Y-- Sibyl Mc Corlfell Miss Reinlwuinlt A mzinicuristn, w.,..,.. Eklith Nelson Miss liuslinell ,X llziirrlri-ssel' .,,, ---- .... ll I uriel Bradley llllllglf 'Vonnnies sister W,,,,,. -----f ...... Inez Cobb Ralph Beverly, Z1 New York business man is suirrounded by an exasperatingly ex- travagant family. His wife, Jaine'i, 11 society queen, her two daughters, Hertense, and G9l'2llfllll0,'- whom she has spoiled since they were badly taught to look on money as the only sourse ol lmppiness. lizilcluin their son equally is self venterccl Hllll piiiiipei-eil, llirls u illi eu-ly nn-tlvx I':u-a- lllilli mines ulongg und consirlered himself quite :ieooiiiplislicrl along ilu' line ol' loxe-iinilxing. Bere:-ly mines lo ai afrisis in business lile wliic-li ina-ans ulinost complete failure and IJl'USlll'l'lS ul' inning lu niore inl.o lieu-lem , flat. llc puts lhe facts before the lillllllll' who only .leer zinl lziugli :il hun. Polly Perkins, ii modest heiress from the New Elngland hills comes to live with Beverly lien- iippoiiiuwl guzirclizin. She cronies to their reseue by showing her faith in Beverly and putting her entire fortune nt his disposal thus steming over the tide. Her simple uiulerslaiiulig :ind sunsliiny disposition uorlis u complete rlninge on the entire family, She finals happiness und contentment in the good she has wrought for others and the love of Baldwin, who goes to work for the lirst time in his life. 'iL'n sew- Czuuigigj . .. ., .......,...-,-...- Y .... --V Y

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t. .3 rn 1:13 cj t::::i' ! T lh---..L-Q r53'?g::i iii tfiil FAREWELL PARTY ON SENIORS As every one knows, the Seniors are always a very ambitious bunch, and also very thoughtful. No one will be surprised at their putting on a splendid little party for one of their members, Alice Hammer. This took place at the home of Philip March, Uctblwr ll, 1922 on a beautiful Wednesday evening, Many interesting games were played and one in particular which is Charades. The boys just like them you know wanted to play more clever little tricks on the girls consequently they formed one side while the girls the other. However it is too tempting to omit all the tricks so a few will be related. Getting personal. Evertt Coyle, had to hum to the tune of Yankee Doodle for two solid minutes. lt surely was fun because you know Evertt really is a good musician, so he says. Jesse Brown was made to roll a peanut across the room with his nose. ltichard liyle or Brother Kyle as we know him did some very clever dan-- cing and displayed great genious for high kicking. Soon alter this, delightful refreshments were served by the senior girls but for some reason they refusecl to cat. much. Before going home a, Mock Wedding was performed, which was very ainus- ing. The bride, Miss Alice llammer was robed in a beautiful silk veil donated by Mrs. March. The groom, our Jesse Brown, was decorated with a handsome blue coat donated by Mr. March. The minister Hev. Kyl seemed quite at ease as he Struted along with a long loose gait.. Une would have thought a funeral instead of a wedding to hear the screeching, crying. and wailing from the assembled relatives. The ceremony was properly performed and the wedding ring slipped upon the patient finger. The weeping was stopped and shortly after the joyful grouip was Uhomeward bound each declaring an unusually happy evening well spent. ANTI SLUMBER PARTY Miss Alice llammer was also honored by a slumber party given at the Maynard home on Saturday Oct. 14, 1922. Those present were: Alice Hammer, Carrie Akers, lovina Allison, Hilda Horsehler, Desca Wallin, Margaret Burk, Evelyn Hors- chler, Ella Lamoreau, Viola Maynard, lzetta Kelly and Anita Maynard. The former were assembled at the hostess home by 8:30 o'clock. To get everyone interested a pea- nut. hunt was proposed and many other games were played. At 12:30 a midnight dinner was served, Alice gave a few parting words of fare- well, which touched the ihearts of all present, after which the fortune of all were told. As the evening advanced the enthusiasm increased, and along in the wee hours of the morning it. was decided to make it a Slumberless Party. The girls divided into competitive groups and morning found most of their clothes scented with perfume from the medicine cabinet as well as in many a knot and tangle. Breakfast was served at 8:0i0 o'clock and, on returning home, the party was de- clared a complete success. A ef- E:::iC1t:'..:-Jiozih