Allen Township Centralized School - Dixie Yearbook (Van Buren, OH)

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1l,L1iX TOIVXSHII' Cli,N'TRi1LIZ1'fD S SCHOOL-1 9 Lecture Course Numbers Auix.-xxniik NOYIZLTY FOUR An excellent program was presented November twenty -third hy the Alexander Novelty Four. These delightful musicians gave selections on various musical instruf ments' the solos. duets, trios and quartets were rendered from the classical and latest y popular numbers. Humor was added in the form of comedy readings. ASH Ihvis, rliilll CAR'1'ooNis'r .-Xsh Davis, a very skillful cartoonist. appeared before an eager audience, December tenth. He presented some fine examples of youthful dissipation and its results, besides . . 1. A . 4 . Q xf 1 some heautitul landscapes. He expressed his desire to retne after a long. use Ll service in this yvork, and spend the remainder of his life quietly in his home. Gcv 1XIoRslz BINGIIANI, Ll2c'rURi5i1 On the evening of February tyventy-first, Nlr. Guy Nlorse Bingham gave a very ,H He is a man who is interested in world beneficial lecture on HVVestyvard Ho events and national and inter-national welfare. He has traveled extensively in Iiurope and the United States. 1111112 TXfIARlN'IRA Sixcuzrcs Three talented young men presented an excellent program to an appreciative audience, April second. The program consis and some yvell selected readings. These men are qualifying as one of the three hest male trios before the public. They are able to hold and grip every audience with their singing. Their marimhaphone playing consists of classic and modern music. west of Chicago. They are making :1 tour of tyventyftyvo states -Coxsraxcii Ilcifruzip ted of instrumental and vocal music q..-.-1 ,, , A-f..f-f ,,.,1-f , .-i 1 .,f.,.,, -...-1 - .. f 1 ,WH lfifly-two

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. . . . .. ,,,, 7.7.4-.fer-. - f--1-. f YYY, . ' ' :iii-I' LEN TOPVNSHIP CENTRALIZED SCHOOL--1925 f Y fe--r unior Class Play The Junior class presented a humorous play entitled, Am l lntruding?ll on Fehruary tenth. 1925. The characters were well chosen and every character knew his part. Due to the careful leadership of our worthy sponsor, Prof. G. E. Chronic. it was acclaimed a crowning success. SYNOPSIS OF THE ACTS AcT 1. A spring morning. jerry intrudes. ACT Z. Late the next day. jerry takes a hand. ACT 3. The following morning. Jerry untangles the thread. THE C HARACTERS MRS. HASTINGS-Housekeeper - - - Elizabezh Firlzfr Hmm Hooviziz-Adventurer - Orrinl Elders ICARNEST RATHBURNZJHHCTS secretary Paul Mellor! NIARJORIE VARl21EldCY daughter - Jlarthn Laffy Diercre XVALDRON-A Romanticists Glenn Koons MONA-The maid - - - - lVIfzrthn Reed HoRAeE VARE-The father - Theodore DeLong V1o1.i3T VARE-The young daughter Susie Deliozzfver PIZTER-DCV'OtCd to Vi - - Roberl Copeland DORA-FTiCHd of Vi - A - - Velma Poe GIZRAl.D TVIAYS'-JCTYY, from Sage Creek - Dnllar Spare Ll.ANIZ-VZITCTS niece ----- Dorllzm Reamsnyzler A heirloom is something handed down from one generation to another ex- plained Miss Baker. Gene-Gee, that is a funny name for pants. lhlargaret Nlackeyg pretty and plump VVas riding in a Ford and hit a bump The Ford went up and when it came down It was smashed clear in the ground. The faculty were talking about their radios. lN'Ir. Pugh-l got London the other night on my Duplex. Nlr. Baker-Oh that is nothing, l got the Hiawaiin Islands on my Atwater Kent. lllr. Chronic. who is nearly asleep-l've got all you fellows heat, l got Greece on iny vest. Culver-YVere you hurt while on the eleven? Kenneth H.-No, while the eleven were on me. llflr. Franks-YVhat does that 60 mean on iour report card? Eugene-YVhy-er-that's the temperature of the room. 1- . . . - . -- YYY -7.7.7--. .. . .-l--V - V f . . f-1. Fifty-one

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:-..-....- ---, -s-s - ---- --+ 1925 LEX TOIVXSHIP CEXTRJLIZED SCHOOL- , Y ........-.-H ,:-- 1-.-.--1. - --..-. ---....-- lnterfClass Contest The inter-class contest, which is staged annually, was held Xlarch twentieth. The friendly competition of the contestants was admirable. The honors were awarded the junior class, who succeeded in gaining three firsts and two seconds. Their nanie will he engraved upon the silver cup which is awarded the winning class each year. The live winning contestants will compete with those of the other schools in the county oratorical contest. PROGRAM Solo-K'DaHodil Gold - Suhstituted by - - 801.0-U'Tll'l2ll'lk God for a Guardian TRIO-L' YVind of the YVestern Sean - - A Etta Kemjhlzer, 'IlV'l'7'1llv1'lI SOLO- lWorning ---- - O RAT 1 ON-'L fjRA'I'lON QURATION fJRAT10N R EADING R IZADI NG READING READ1 NG it ri Americals Greatest VVealth - Home. the Backbone of the Nation The American Girl and Her Future .Ibbfirr Achievement, the True hleasure of Success Lady Hildegarden - - l'Almost Homel' Laslcal' - - - Four Bars in the Key of Cl CORN li'1' Soro- 1'raumerei - QQORNIST So1.o-'llntermezzcf' - PmNo Sono- Prelude in C lx'IlIl01'l. Pmxo Sono-l'Country Gardenl' Solo-First-Hattie H iiffnian. Oration-Firstf-Gershom Poole. Reading-First-11artha Lucey. - fllrlry ilfellfrtl ,Unry Ellen Gallant - Ijfllllll Poe 111111 fllzlxwell Rl'lL'llllIIl7I - Harrie lfzzjfnmn lfvrn Thanmx - Houwrzl Poe Iflizrllletlz llixlzer f1?I'.YlZlllll Prmle - Jessie Ziegler Rzzflzzlulm lfrizzklflfllz lflzfzumrff Poole ilfnrlllrl Lnfey Clzlire ldlnllzlgrzll Robert Delu .llnrinxz Inbnfly Paul .llfllnlf Instrumental-First-Paul Nlellott. Short Stury-First-NTartha Reed. Hoi' DOG -Co They sat on the porch at midnight Their lips were tightly pressed The old man gave the signal The hull dog did the rest. NSTANCH TDUFFIIILD ......-::1:.-.-.... ----.... -..!---- .............-........-............-. 4. l ifIy-tlzrer