Baxter High School - Oriole Yearbook (Baxter, IA)

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Page 22 U---A--I--A T I-I E O R I O L E Plays Given by Class Of '25 THE HOODOOU JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 1924 BRIGHTON EARLY, about to be married - - BILLY JACKSON, the heart breaker - - - PROF. SOLOMON SPIGGOT, an authority on. Egypt HEMACHUS SPICGOT, his son aged seventeen - MR. MALACHI MEEK, a lively gent aged sixty-ninc MR. DUNN, the burglar ---- MISS AMY LEE, about to be married - - MRS. PERRINGTON-SHINE, her aunt ---- GWENDOLYN PERRINGTON SHINE, just as mamma DO DO DE CRAFT, the dazzling daisy - - - MRS. IMA CLINGER, a fascinating young willow - ANCELINA CLINGER. her an-gel child aged eight - MISS BETTY RUFFLES, Amyis maid of honor MRS. SEMARIMUS SPICGOT, mother of seven MISS LONGNECKER, a public school ma'm LULU, by name and nature - - - AUNT PARADISE, .thie colored cook - FOUR LITTLE SPIGGOTS SYNOPSIS - - XVESLEY BIssETT - KENNETH PRICE - - - JOE ALLAN - - DONALD PRICE - CIIESTER PETERMEIER - HAROLD I'IOLTZ - - IYIINNIE DORR - VICTORIA SINKLER says, ZONA IAIARDENBURCH - - HELEN STOCK - - AILEEN BUTLER V- FLORENCE BACH DORIS HAMILTON - DIARY IVICGRANE - RIARY MCGRANE - ERMA LONG - GRACE LOUPEE ACT I.-The lawn at Mrs. Perrington-Shine's house. The Egyptian wedding pres- ent. Trouble for the groom. ACT. II-The library at 8 p. m. A thief in the house. son the susceptible. ACT III.-The same library at I1 p. nl. Trouble for midnight. Trouble for Billy Jack- the burglar. Eloped at AARON BOGGS, FRESHZVIANH SENIOR CLASS PLAY 1925 AARON BOCCS, a Freshman from Splinterville - HAPPY ,IIMMIE JAMIESON, a susceptible ,lunior - BEAN CARTER, a prominent senior - - PEPPER JERVIS, studying repose - - - EPENETUS P. BOGCS, zz pillar of Splinterville - MR. CI-IUBB, born tired ----- CASEY JONES, a college politician - - - SECOND-HAND ABEY, who does his friends good - - - JOE ALLAN - DORIS HAMILTON WEsLEY BIssETT - IVIINNIE DORR - IIAROLD HOLTZ CIIESTER PETERMEIER - KENNETH PRICE - - DONALD PRICE MISS ELYZABETHE MANDELIA FEENY, nee Lizzie Feeny la waitress, but a perfect lady? ------ MRS. Cl-IUBB, a boarding housekeeper - MRS. PICKENS. Likewise ---- MISS EVELYN NEWCOMB, a College Belle - LOIS HUNTER, a girlis friend ----- CHERRY CARRUTHERS. with a changeable heart LORETTA REA, a romantic junior - - - - - GRACE LOUPEE - - - IRMA LONG - VICTORIA SINKLER - - HELEN STOCK - ZONA IIARDENBURCH - - FLORENCE BACII - - ETIIEL STARR MISS DOLLIE DE CLIFFE, nec Chubb, fl vauzleville queen. - AILEEN BUTLER SYNOPSIS ACT I.-The College Campus In College years, when life's at Spring, The old love seems a little thing, And heads are turned by the college whirl, And tlmte Freshman seeks a college girl. ACT II.-A College Boarding House Off with thc old love, on with the new, But often the newer love wouit do. The sweetest rose is the old rose pressed- And I sometimes think that the old love's best. ACT III.-Same as Act ll. For a college life is a thing apart, Ancl a college love is the whim O' the heart. But the heart beats true. though the world seems slow WlIeII you love the girl that you used to know.

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ozvxiuxrxiuiurutui 1 dr ICM:-:ll ld T E O R I IJ E D01 'D 31'3'i 3 i 1 1 1 :l':' Senior Class Will We, the Class of 1925, feeling our demise near at hand Kas all oth.er classes have! will the following to our devoted relatives. W We will lo the Juniors the right to occupy the :'Senior9' row. flt grieves us to give up the old home but all good things must come to an end.l The Senior girls will to the Junior girls the mirror which hangs in the girls dressing room. t They always seemed much. attached to itJ The Senior boys will all stray head gears to Mr. Howell. We will to anyone who may find them, any notes found in desks. library books, or other hiding places. tWe feel that the future classes may need some good examplesj Wesley wills the right to flirt with the Monroe girls to Jimmie McGrane. Watch out finzmiel We will to Miss Bowie any biological drawings which she may find. tShe was always asking for them.j foe wills his popularity to Emery Troxel. If Emery uses it as well as Joe has he'll deserve much credit. - We will to Clyde and Leonard the privilege of 'ldatingl' with. the teachers. t They have been endeavoring to use this privilege, hence we rest assured it will be greatly appreciatedj The Seniors will their agreeable spirits to the Juniors. 'Such ar- guments as that junior Class were ever having! Erma wills her poetic ability to Pauline Cammack. Pauline, you can make good use of it next year in American Literature class. We will to Miss Hawkins the right to talk out loud in the assembly. tShe has whispered long enoughj Wesley wills all his clever remarks to Herbert. llie can make use of them? ?j We will to Miss Boyd the exclusive right to give fours': and Hfivesn in conduct. Chester wills all his girls to any old bachelor in town, fHe's go- ing to settle down after school is out.j We will to Miss Wilkinson the right to pick up all the chalk from the assembly floor. This saves ':Smitty'7 a great deal of work. We will to all teachers, pupils and to Mr. Schmidt' our sincere good wishes for the future. Signed-Class of 1925. Page 21

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