Atwood Hammond High School - Post Yearbook (Atwood, IL)

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“MISS SOMEBODY ELSE” Presented by the Senior Class of the Atwood Township High School Friday Evening, May 27th, 1921 CAST OF CHARACTERS Constance Darcy Celeste Ann Delevan Mildred Delevan Mrs. Blainwood Fay Blainwood Alice Stanley Freda Mason Mrs. Herrick. Susan Ruggs Cruger Blainwood Ralph Hastings John ........... Jasper Delevan Sylvester Crane Bert Schaffer Ensemble Scenes Dorothy Smith ... . Tiana Dragoo Cleone Rose Blanche VanVIeet Elizabeth Edmondson Margaret Storey Mary Hofsas Alta Nixon ........Irene Keyes Madeline Pierson Henry Wilson Virgil Edmondson Raymond O'Loughlin John Burger Hugh Harshbarger Henry Stirrett Grace Roloson ’Flossie Buxton Eula Brown Flossie Call Time — Present. Place - Club House in Tuxedobrook, a typical American town. SYNOPSIS Ann Delevan. a refined woman of middle age, has made a failure of running the Tuxedobrook Club House. Jasper Delevan, her scientist husband, and her flighty daughter, Mildred, take no interest in their straightened financial conditions. At this very critical time Constance Darcy, the daughter of an old friend of Mrs. Delevan, arrives. Mrs. Delevan confides in her, and Constance immediately offers a plan by which the Club House can be a success. Under her direction the Club House becomes very attractive indeed and Constance herself as Nora O'Brian, the Irish Maid, adds much. Cruger Blainwood, whom she has known for some time, helps her in her plans and wins her affections. In the meantime Constance has traced a man who had stolen very valuable papers from her father’s office and cleverly traps him, thus proving to her father that a woman can be asuccessful business woman and do something worth while.

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 ntior (Class Flossie Buxton. Camp Fire; Public Speaking Play-21; Glee Club-19-20-21 Patonian Literary Society-18-19-20-21; Class Play-21; Camp Fire Play-21. Margaret Storey. Wrytonian Literary Society; French Club-20; Glee Club Quartette; Sextette; Orchestra; Camp Fire-' sSety-2aCa,endar Edk0r: 860 Literary’ t co? - Stirrett- Football-19-20; Tack- l.Operet'a--211 Wrytonian Literary Society—19-20-21; Class Play-21 •on ci '-amp rire-18-19- oo o ’ w 6 C,ub”I8-19-20-21; Sextette- Plav’?7n‘0, an L’terary Society; Class - 9 20 9, rret,o”2,: Public Speaki,1« Play 1S-2U-21, Ass t. Busmses Manager-21- Ora- torical—20-21. Alta Nixon. Platonian Literary Society; French Club-19-20; Glee Club-Camp Fire; Cartoonist Post; Class Play-Treas. Camp Fire-21.