Akron High School - Torpedo Yearbook (Akron, IA)

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i sies believing Meg and Marto to be his par- wggs-41 T mr be-.nun i ZVAWW H - f-'v 1.4 TORPEDO .-..a..4:is'WA+! WTHE GYPSY ROVER CAST 3 Meg .ee.. ...e..,....... .,... Q 1 aays Huff Zara ,,.., .,.. C arrie Akers Marto .Yv.. ...... l ra Hammer Sinfo .... .w,... . ., Richard llauck Rob .,Y......,.......,...., .... I fahy Replogle Lady Constance ....,. ...,. I iernice Burnett Lord Craven ..,.....,....,ee,,... .... N orman Dahl Sir George Martendale ,....,.... Gerald Smith Nina ......,..........VV...w....e,......, I'earl Hendricks Capt. Jerome ..,.. ...,.. j runes Klauer Sir Toby Lyon .,,,,..,.A,,,, ....,.. l iartly Ogden McCorkle ......,................,........,... Verle Allen Chorus, Gypsies, Dames, Squires, etc. Time: About 1778 in the reign of George Ill. The Gipsy Rover is built around the character of Rob, later known as Sir Gilbert Howe, of English nobility. Rob is stolen when an infant, by his nurse, Meg. who later becomes the wife of Marto, a gypsy. Rob grows to manhood amongst the gyp- P ents. lt happens one day, while riding with her fiancee, Lord Craven, Lady Constance Martendale becomes lost in the woods. They wander to the gypsy camp where Constance and Rob meet and they immediately fall in love with each other. l.ord Craven objects by Sinfo and Marto to tell Sir George that act two Rob goes to the home of Constance to clope but are overheard by Craven who to Rob's attitude, but is made Rob is a charming fellow. In and serenades her. They plan informs Sir George, and plans are made lu capture Rob. This is successfully accomplished and Rob is thrown into prison, but later escapes. Lo - Two years elapse and Rob has come into his estates, his idenity having been proven by Meg. Ile becomes a successful composer. a friend of the Prince, and a social lion. Constance has remained true to her love for Rob and on his return to lingland, he woes and wins her for his wife. The untiring efforts and enthusiasm of Miss Ailes, who is responsible for the entire production and the splendid cooperation of Miss Coons, made the operetta the outstanding musical success of Akron High School.

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WNW if A T ORP E D0 XSWNA 5:4 W 5. l',A. y C u ,A 1 - v , i Y l DRAMATIC S P...-N fi 'C 1 1 can -vwuf, 5,41-.ww-l'+' ',-.-,-gN- pi AGATHA'S AUNT CAST Zada Finch ..,... ......,,Y. C lenevieve Christensen jim Doolittle ........ Y,,v....,,,,.... orman Dahl Deacon Wliggins ...... ...,. C ierald Smith Pheome Tidd ,... .DDoDw,, C 'arrie Akers Agatha Kent ,,,w,, o.ooo C 'aryl MQCOI-kell Burton Forbs Do.o. ,oo,,,, J ames Iilgmer Howard Kent .,w.,,, ..tt. C jeorge Buswell Ridge Wiaren ,vw. CY,,,, i Xrthur Dahl Mrs. Knox ....... i,.,,V . .. ..... Desia XVallin julia Stuley ...,,.,..,,..............,.,,............Ai. Lenox' Boclen Agatha's Aunt, the mid-winter play, is said to be one of the best productions ever put on. lts originality and the splendid work of the actors brought a great deal of praise from an appreciative audience. Caryl McCorkell and james Klauer carried the leads and interpreted their parts in a highly skillful and amus- ing manner. The play centers about Agatha's Aunt, a young woman about 20 years of age, who has been left an old ram- shackle country mansion and a lot of debts. She decides to earn some money by taking in summer boarders. After several vain attempts to get boarders, a young blind millionaire from the city, thinks he has gone to the home of Agatha's great aunt, and she has to play the role of an old lady. She falls in love with him and in the end they are happily married. Much credit must be given to Mrs. Fry, who coached the play, and was responsible for the success of the pro- duction. .MXH--:Vfk'z...l.W'H...A!f Sg.,,lMyH,,,.U'M,

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f TORPEDO Ql-Qi-m1?vy,,v NUMQBQ KZlt?mMLM -,Wg -ff 1 ff1,,,,+a3,, ,V V.. I in BBW? ' f 1, V- 1- VV.. ,Shim DECLAMATORY Akron High School Declamatory Contest Friday, February 7, 1924 The Gypsy Camp - Italian Folk Song Girls Glee Club DRAMATIC The Coward - - - Enipey Fahy Replogle Angel's Xkfickedness - - Corelli Lanore Boden Just David ----- Portor Bessie Bennett CDecision in favor of Fahy Reploglej In the Gloaining - - - H21f1'iSO11 HUMOROUS Bill Smith - - - McGill Darrel johnson Minnie at the Movies - - Bowler Edith Heeren Absentmindedness of Priscilla - - VVilson Margaret Murphy He W'anted Ivory Soap - - - Loomis Ora Talbot Over the Banister - - - xvells Carrie Akers CDecision in favor of Carrie Akersj judge, Miss Gould ?WMEMMEMMEW Wgmwgwmumu-