Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, KS)

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nA -7 -' ' THL'Q'l' XX' 9 :CU ' Q- R x. , Xi-'fig fix 1. . Gi. Qllnh 'V ,iv Hirst Row: Marsh Hamilton Kopmeyer Dolinar Thayer Colson Campbell Bowlus Kenney Beale Gahel Second Row: J. Fowler H. Fowler Heath Limb Scott Third How: Tyler Hamilton Lyden Shular Corperon OFFICERS President ------------ Reve Campbell Cheer Leader ----------- Beth Colson Cheer Loader- ----- - -Helen Lorise Lyden Sponsor This trih H'1a ffoar. Th every basketha icpend on them ttu i iglut tl1ei'v c of peepv maidens has eir plana were to have ll and football game. doing their part and u V wt for Arcadia High. - Mies Heath been outstanding lOOQ attendance Cnr: covlcl UIXIHYS rgina the boys

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l Iulmulmun A Ia.. Q.w I kc 5150 1 . , . M N WHAT A FAMlLYiI2 Uwhat a Familyn was presented by the Seniors to an unusually large audience. The three acts were so full of baby talk, fits and practical jokes that everyone was practically breathless from laugh- ing. Doris and Sammie were determined that their father should not marry again. Bob, Marilee and . Gracie were as determined their mother should never marry again. When they learned they were already married, the fun really started. Bob's fits, Mari- leefs baby talk and Graeie's diabolical tricks al- most sent Henry to the booby-hatch and get many laughs from the audience. Doris' chatter a ont her operation and Sammie's ax scene had Mama Agnes about ready for an operation, herself and the audience was sent into convulsions. The two negroes frightened by ghosts added much to the play. At the close of the play everyone was reconciled to the marriage, includ- ing Aunt Lydia. CAST Agnes Martyn, a widow ----- ----- Isabel Glor -Bob, her son --------- ----- Marion Perry Marilee, her daughter ----- - - - Rove Campbell Gracie, her youngest child- - - - Helen Louise Lyden Miss Lydia, her sister-in-law- - - - -Helen Davidson Henry Turner, a widower ---- - - - -Oliver Perry Doris, his daughter ----- - - Emma Dolores Limb Sammie, his son ------ - - - - - - James Wyatt Begonia, darky cook -------- Mary Emzie Hamilton Nieodemus, colored handy man -------- Roy Clayton The clever specialties between acts were: Lazy Bones ----------------- Roy Clayton La Spagnola, Isle of Capri ------- Bobby Lee Adams Love Passes By ------------ Emma Dolores Limb Tavern in the Town- - - ----- Senior Boys Quartet The specialties and play were enjoyed by every- one. The program really was the biggest success of the season.