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1916 BEE AITCH ESS 1916 A Bag in 1-Iigh Svrhuul Qlfast uf Glharartn-5 Mr. Bone . .. Mr. Rea ..... Dr. Daniels .. Dr. West .... Miss Burke .. Miss Merrifield Miss Drath . . Miss Marshall Miss Rowe . . . Miss Lind . . . Mr. Winchell . Mr. Fancher . M1'. Morton . . . ....ArlieCarlson . . . . .James Miles . . .Paul Elfstrom . . . .Earl Newton . . . .Viola McDowell Margaret Bartelt . . . .Louise Redborg . .Agnes Johnson . .Elenora Larson Martha Elfstrom . . .Edward Leary George Tincknell .Perry Lawrence l l I A Zliew Zlleahing Srhnlarz Helen Reckard ................................... Constance Johnson Alta White ................... . . . . .... Jeanette Mitchell Norman Johnson, Earl Vilven ..... ...... . .. ...... Donald Simpson Maurice Kelly ..................................... Lawrence Windsor Cheer Leaders ................ .... T heodore Daniels, James W. Dunlop l l I This was the first play given by our class and was for the benefit of the Annual. It was written by a committee of Seniors, and Miss Lind-with- out whose aid, we feel the play would never have been the success it was. It was a take off on the teachers and some of the pupils. All the Seniors and several lower classmen took part and everyone did his best, making the play a great successg not only financially but fulfilled our intentions in mak- ing the teachers see themselves as others see them. l79l
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1916 BEE AITCH ESS 1916 Giant nf Cilharartersi I Gilman Flag Fanny-A slave on the Montgomery Plantation ........... LaVerne Stuff George Washington Johnson-A slave on the Montgomery Plantation ......EarlNewton Bettey Montgomery-The Little Colonel ..... ........ E dith Youngquist Edith Sherman-The Northern cousin ....... . ...... Edith Markuson Mrs. Montgomery-A true Virginian ....................... Ella Larson Colonel Montgomery-A gentleman of the old school ....... Paul Elfstrom Virginia Montgomery-The toast of the county .......... Leona Schreiner Beverly Montgomery-A Confederate scout ............ George Tincknell Sally Ann, Laura Lee-The Fairfax twins. . .Maurine Bone, Edna Johnson Tom Randolph-A Southern gallant ....................... Charlie Bird Martha, Susan, J ane-Southern girls ....................... ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Frances Borg, Esther Peterson, and Florence Peterson John Merivale Morton-of the North ..................... Arlie Carlson Marcella, Marion-Southern girls ........ Norma Strum and Aimee Larson Mammy Dinah-A faithful servitor ................... Margaret Bartelt Peyton Bailey-of the United States Army ................. James Miles Uncle Billy-The Colonel's body-servant ..... .... P erry Lawrence Louise Lawton--In federal employ ........ ..... L ouise Redborg Ralph Francis-Who did not go to war ..... ..... J ames W. Dunlop Madge Young-A thoroughbred ......... ..... V iola McDowell A Union Scout-Who is detained ........ ..... R ichard Benson Miss Melissy--Of an inquisitive nature .... .... E lsie Wright I l I 0115155 Flag NDOUBTEDLY the Class Play of the Seniors was one of the most delightful ever given in the school auditorium. It was admirably well suited to the needs of the class. The scene which lay in Vir- ginia, was ideal for the auditorium stage. Also the fact that it was so different from any other play ever given here, made it of particular interest to the class and audience. Act I.-Fanny and George Washington have a preliminary skirmish. Betty breaks a looking glass. Edith calms her fears and tells her the signs of the times. Mrs. Montgomery weaves together the threads of happiness and sorrow. Betty longs for a lover. Virginia has secededf' E801
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