Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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THE DART SENIOR PLAY Third—Beginning of Act III On Friday evening. April 20, 1917, the Senior class presented “The Colonel’s Maid,” a Southern play. The Senior class had excellent talent with which to work, but the play would not have been as great a success without the faithful efforts of Mrs. Manford Warren, under whose direction it was produced. PROGRAM The Colonel’s Maid Colonel Rudd.........Francis Dickson Colonel Byrd.............Ralph Culley Marjorie Byrd..................Cassie Bentley Robert Rudd ...................Walter Stewart Mrs. J. John Carroll . .Beryl McBride Julia Carroll........Phebe Hubbard Ned Graydon........Harold Robishaw Mr. James Baskom . . . .George Shiya Ching-ah-Ling........Harold Scoville Synopsis Act I—Early morning in kitchen of the Rudd bachelor establishment. Act II—The lawn in front of Colonel Rudd’s homestead, five days later. Act III—The same, evening of same day. Specialties First—Between Acts I and II “Southern Melodies.” Hawaiian Players R. Siegfried J. Dickinson R. Jenkins H. Hall Second—Beginning of Act II “Where the Blacy-Eyed Susans Grow.” Phebe Hubbard and Chorus. Mr. Hubbard Mr. Sweet Mr. Stewart Mr. Rainnie Mr- Maynard Mr. F. Rogers Mr. N. Rogers Mr. Knowlton “POOR BUTTERFLY” Eva Reebel Miss Morris Miss Lang Miss Viall Miss Dorman Miss Krause Miss Britcher Miss McDaniels Miss Hubbard Miss Seymour Miss Johnson Miss Bechtol Miss Niles and Chorus Mr. Dickinson Mr. Kitson Mr. Farrow Mr. Co win Mr. Knowlton Mr. Sanborn Mr. Louis Mr. Rasey Mr. Hubbard Mr- Rainnie Mr. Johnson Mr. Siegfried James “Bob’s parents are so particular about his education.” Arthur—“I low’s that?” James “Why, they want his teacher to excuse him from taking improper fractions.” Ex. Here's to the Freshmen, so young and such dears They'll bring 'em in go-carts in a couple of years. —Ex. “Mamma, win did you marry papa: “So you've begun to wonder, too?” B. II. (reading Virgil) “Three times I strove to throw my arms about' and that is as far as I got. Miss Moser.” Miss Moser “Indeed?” Teacher “Edwin, you look sleepy. How long were you in bed this morning?” Edwin Oberg “Oh about six feet, three.” Wade J. “Say. George, if you don't cut that out you'll be Shiya round here.” 19

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THE SENIOR PLAY

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3)n itlemonam Harriet Davis, who entered 11 i h School in September 1913, passed away July 13, 1914, having completed the first year’s work. Harold Barnum, a member of the Class of 1917, died March 25, 1915.