Bagley High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Bagley, IA)

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Junior Class History In September 1944, fourteen enthusiastic boys and girls, entered the assembly of Bagley High School. Though a little down in the mouth after the initiation, we came back fighting, and finished our first year of High School older and wiser. As Sophomores we continued to fight our way towards the top of the ladder. In August of 1946 our classmate and friend Loyd Huston passed away. Loyd entered Bagley in the Sixth grade and had made many friends. He was a very popular student and a good athlete, we shall always remember him. This our Junior year we considered our most successful in all activities. There were three students on the Honor Roll, Hale Col- lins, Lois Grassmeier, and .Tim Jackson, Darold Fitz. One boy on the basketball team, Darold Fitz, two boys on the baseball team, Jim Jackson and Darold Fitz. Five of our girls are members of the basketball team. The Junior Class Play, presented November sixth, was a great success thanks, to the class members, our director Mrs. Pennick and the community. The Junior -Senior banquet held in April brings to a close our most successful school years.

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY MISS ADVENTURE --a gay three act comedy was presented by the junior class on Tuesday, November 5, at the gymnasium. Miss,Prim's select school for young ladies is represented by three typical college girls, Sue, Betty and Peggy who meet for a friendly even- ing in the room of a chum, Josephine Carter, another of the eccentric Miss Prim's pupils. The girls discuss their dear teacher, who ac- cuses them of making chocolate in her room. Samson, the janitor creates much excitement around Schylerville school when he attempts to rescue run-a-way Jo Carter, in rnan's attire, at the home of the young farmer, Albert Brown, where Jo has taken up her abode as a farm hadn. She makes her escape but is apprehended by the enamoured Mr. Brown who discovers her identity through a news- paper. They become infatuated despite the efforts of Jo's mother, Mr. John Carter, who thinks Jo is too young to marry. Sarah Ann Haskins is distracted by the silly love -making between her daughter, Rebecca and Cyrus, the hired man. All ends well when Sarah Ann and Samson are reconciled, and Albert Brown visions a happy future with his fiance, Josephine Carter who is MISS ADVENTURE. The cast of characters were as follows: Sue . . . . . . Joanne Finley Betty. . Charlotte Bullock Peggy. . . . . . . Jean Derry Samson. . . . . Miss Prim. . . ., Josephine Carter. Sarah Ann Haskins. . . . Rebecca Haskins . Albert Brown . . Cyrus. . . . . . Mrs. John Tyler. . . . .Darold Fitz . Lois Grassmeier . . . June Cramer . . Jo Radebaugh Marcella Dresback . . .Hale Collins G . . Jim Jackson . . .Marylee O'Connell