Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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THE SHINCLH Page Nineteen Qenrnr imap HE Senror Play Auntre Comes to College xx as staged Frrday exen rnv May 22nd at Rc-creatron Hall lhere vxas a capacrty house the audrence eonsrstrng of proud papas and mammas brother and srsters un les and aunts cousrns Grandparents and frrends of the actors 3 The curtarn rarser xx as one of the features of the evenrng Qlara Bergh pleased the audrence by her brusque replres Ethel Grlbert by her mannrsh attrre and her mannrsh actrng and Dorothy Helrker by her excellent represen tatron of the baby doll type Edna Paust Mary Fredrrclcson and Florence Freyd xxere also tvprcal Amerrean Beautres Mrss Comrada xxho soolte sexeral preces for us xxas xery entertarnrnv both rn her excellent rendrlron of her numbers and rn her costume xxhrch xxa that of an up to date Irrsh mard Mr Geddes the crrculatron manager of the Seattle Sun xxho rs r local srnger of great talent sang lor us and hrs abrlrty to please the audrence xxas shoxxn by the rounds of applause xxhrch greeted hrs entrances lqhe Alumnr Orchestra arded by some frrendly hremen from the Ballard Strtron played as rt has never played belore We xxrsh to thanlx the Alumnr for thrs support The Plav proper xxas a success from hrst to last The cheerful darlcy Lexrtrcus xx ho xx as none other than our old frrend Dxxrght Haxxlev xx as cer tarnly the funnrest and most stuprd nrgger that exer lrx ed Hrs mrstress Mrs Baggsbx falras Exelyn Cooper xxas a typrcal good natured boardrnv house Leeper Wlro would exer knoxx kenneth Hopev rn hrs xx ar parnt3 Anvxx ay all the grrls can see hoxx hand ome he ll be even xxhen hrs harr rs gray Glaf Clsen the leadrrg man xx as all that one could xxrsh a leadrrrv man to be xxhrle nlhe three boy namely George Prerrot Rcxello Grrll rnd ames Lee xxere beautrful 3 and they xx ere so graceful rn therr garb ol the gentler sex And hox they drrced' Well the grrls nexer could manage slxrrts lrlxe thex drd and they reallv seemed to enyov themselxes The sayrng Boys xxrll be boys xxlrrcr rs re rllx derrxed from the statement that Prgs rs prgs x rll hsrxt to e changed to Boys rs Orrls to apply to them George Hubbard drsplax cd hrs xocal poxxers x hrle Peanuts looked real cute as a messenger box llrc College Wrdoxx Grace Carnex as xxell as Mr Lloxd Srxage Gladys Mougrn toolx therr parts xxell Hrldr Wetzel as Mrs Popp xxas certarnly an rdeal professor s xxrfe Why the xx ay she broxxbeat poor Archre fxx hose stage mme rs Prof Sena herrrb Popp xxould rnalte tears ol sx mpathv come to one s eyes But the poor man got hrs rexenge rt least for a short trme xxhen he ushrrted hrmself But hrs rergn xxas slsort lrxed for he xxas lcd from the stage by the ear Ir xx as very humrlratrng but rt shoxxs xx hat 1 strong mrnded xxoman lrke Hrlda can do Mr Bennett our btloxed prrn rpal xx as I f ' 1 ', H V N . f - L ' r f - Cv Q l . ' ' , ' , .A I , ' 5 , 3 , , D . . 1.1 . ,A ' A - ' . ' l , . , S 4 , . I . L' Q V ': K ' L ,Y I U 'O ' .A ' K' , . t I .I , ,.k I s Y ' v K - . ' ' . ce, . , . , . ' '. ' ,V ' . ' . H 7 n I .A ' Q H V! .AD ' A . the leadrng lady, Maryorre Prerrot, drd her part credrtably. And the xvrdows! - rs, Q , ' '1 ' , r A z J . , ' ' x' z . . , ' J ' I , , V ' A I ' Il ' F 7, ' c P V . ' . . I., . ' ' l .'z A' . K.. x' p- b 1 M - 3' . -' r t. ' '., x' ' 1. u. - ', . ' .q 's. j -4 ' K . I I, ' n , b Q , ' . K . . c J ' ' '. . , V mt -' - sr ' ' V v - Y Y Y q , C, r ' . 1 ' . . - 5 a In I l m - M'

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F SH NC- Twent one Qemur rnpbesp LETIER FROM DOROTHY IO FLORENCE Tokyo apan Sept Sth IQZO Mv Darling I'lo How do you suppose I found your address3 Ive been hunting for lt for years Y ou II never guess I m so happy Florence for Earl s sake I met hlm vestexdav and how we talked All about you and the wedding mvltatlons why they re too dear for anythlng and Earl s such a dear too He can hardly w alt untll the boat goes back so he can have you to hlmself agam I m just dymg to tell you of everyone I know ln our old I4 Senlor Class and please answer ll ht aw ay and tell me about everyone you know for Im so anxlous to know what everyone IS dolng I m at the palace ln FI okyo and Instruct the emperor s clnldren rn gymnasium work X ou know I always had a Ilkrng for apan And what do you th1nk3 Clarence Rydberg rs American consul here and the attentzon I receive' I-Ie comes over every evenlng and brings me one thmg after another Would you ever thmk thrs of CIarence3 I-Ie s aw fully good looking and not the least blt bashful We went down to see the Minnesota come ln and when we went aboard met Dr Lee Imagine' Irttle Jlmmle physlclan and surgeon on the boat and EITIC Holst IS head nurse If rumors are true on the next trrp they will return as one They w eren t the only ones that I knew There w as Olaf Olsen You know he always wanted to be a dentxst He IS having a hard tlme to get his dlploma for he came over wlth the Cooper Circus Company and frlls the anlmals teeth for experrence and earns a Ilttle pm money by splelmg at the evenlng performance Evelyn has made quite a hlt with that trlck dog she got for graduatlon I thlnk from what I hear that she wlll soon take plty on poor ambltrous Olaf and do the proposlng I talked wlth Evelyn quite a whrle and she told me that Mary Fredrrcltson w as dolng all the art posmg for a large photographer company rn New York She always was good at posmg I heard from Nellie Holtme not long ago She IS ln the Hawaiian Islands studymg muslc from several natxve teachers and having her voxce trarned She always sald she would due ln I-Iawan And drd you hear about Grace and AFChlC3 Who would ever have dreamed 1t3 They ve been marrled two years and talk about style' Archie s uncle left hlm nearly a mllllon and he and Grace are taklng a trip around the world ln their yacht the Utopia Archle says he has certainly found a Utopia when he rs with Grace and Grace seems happy too Archre IS a very fine chemist I-Ie always drd lean toward experzmcnial works even at the old school Do you remember Agnes Rodseth s fondness for scuIptur1ng3 She rs studymg rn Pans or Venice I dont know whrch under an old man J V TH-. 1 1,5 rage y. I ' ' I V . -I . . . . , . . . . . f V y , O V , , . . , , . r- - v- - r v ' . .' - ... , . , a s . - ' V v , . . , , . V f - ' v - y V -O. V , V. . V rs 1 v . . . , . . . , V V. - v . , . . . , , . 7 V V V .I r I - - ,- , . . , . , . . . . . c, .. .4 , ' . V , V V . V N . s V 1 1 f 4 - - v - - - tt -- n - f v , . V V V v Q V V V V . V , . ,, . , . - A sn -11 ' - , . , v - r r v - a v . . . . . . ' . . 1 s ,