Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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ibbilumatbean iblap Normal School Auditorium, Albion, Idaho. Thursday Evening, December 17, at 7:30 p. m. Characters and Personelle Richard Ford, devoted young husband ..... 'Leslie Meachern Molly, his Wife ................................ Vada Helsley Robert Shepard, Molly's brother .......... Henry Mahnken Max Ten Eych, a chum of Robert .............. John Hillman Dorothy March, engaged to Max, guest of Mrs. Ford.E. Barber June Haverhill, Wellesley '06. who is doing some special investigation for economic course during the summer vacation ............................. Lulu Rumbaugh John Hume, rector of St. Agnes ............... Frank Dotson Synopsis Act I. Morning room at Mrs. Ford 's home, at 8 o'clock a. m. Act H. Corner of Mrs. Ford 's garden at 5 o'clock a. m. the next day. ' Act IH. Same corner in the evening of same day. Place, Pleasant Hill, a suburb of New York City. Music furnished by Albion Orchestra. Albion Canning Co., Albion, Idaho. Green goods a specialty. We also prepare a few kinds of fish-notably sharks. Our brand of soft pears is superb. None genuine without the signature of the president. Always strikes the spot.

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A To the 1BiJiIns A There are societies of fame That are spread the Wide World thru, But there are really very few That by the Philos are not tame. This society's most noted For its earnestness and strength And its essays of great length, Which everywhere are knownand quoted. We also have some hot debates On subjects current and of interest, By debators of the very best- Tho they sometimes cut their dates. Besides debates are declamations, Some given with great declamatic skill, Some humorous and others still, And sometimes great orations. We also study the great men Who today and days gone by Have given the Wherewithal to ply Our trades as noble men and Women. Then some of our society Work Is given up to Worthy boasting, For there 's no lazy roasting On the fields and by the brooks. When in Albion there is a boom And We know that 'tis not vain, But some day there will be a train To take us to a distant hom.e - Some, inspired by the Muse Give us verses well Worth While. Hut do not think they're in this style, For 'Ii have not yet found my Muse. There 's also music very sweet, Furnished by the dilterent members Who kindly give us special Il'l111llJ0l S-- But well for us these tunes are fleet. And then we have a critic, too, Who is usually very gracious, But sometimes when We make him n He tells us what We ought to do To make our work more serious, And censures us in words severe, But still We like him, and revere The patience he has with us. To take the Philos all in all, I think they are the very best With which tl1is world was ever blest And may their standard never fall. BFVOHS

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4 1 I ff ff ' 2 ' Ex f ' Ag e ff , Have you learned F b NSS' Hearts and D1- how to play the 7' 1 V monds are both Nationl Game? I 6 Q trumps at Albion ,K ri S7 + 1 A -. This great game ha sbeen pronounced by many authorities the most fascinating, attractive and exciting game ever offered to the public. There are a few excellent opportunities along this line! at Albion. You may get private instruction if you wish, but if you prefer you may learn many of the Ilne points of the game by watching the free daily demonstration of the artists, Helsley and Bedkel .