Berkeley High School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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while all have gone on the search, the villain enters her home, pale, grim, gun in hand, seeking protection. Kate hides him in a closet. The seasoned and calculating mind of Jim Radburn locates Travers at the Vernon home, where he immediately unearths him. But instead of arresting him, Jim offers him his horse, as a means of escape, since he believes that Kate really loves Travers, and not himself. Travers is finally killed in Louisiana, and Radburn is cleared of all criticism by Kate ' s humble confession that Jim had done it all for her. This terminates the story with happiness for all. THE CAST. Jo Vernon Jim Radburn Col. Bollinger Robert Travers Sam Fowler Dave Esrom Bill Sarber Kelly Mrs. Jo Vernon Kate Vernon Elizabeth Vernon Emily Radburn Charles Witter Frank Forsburg Donham Owen Walter Rountree Howard Clark Harold Gee Harry Buckalew George Delury Rexford Gordon Regina Parent Eloise Selleck Marie Carlin Josephine Fink

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THE June Class of 1919 produced material which was very well fitted to present the play, In Mizzoura , on the evening of June 6, and pre- sented it with great success. Those who were so unfortunate as not to have seen it will here read the story that they may regret their absence on this eventful occasion. The scene is laid in Bowling Green, Mizzoura , in the times when one travelled from the railroad to town in an old stage coach behind several horses; m the times when the sheriffs were kept busy chasing bad men who even made so bold as to rob a train of one hundred and twenty thousand dollars, and get away with it, as it appears our villain in this story did. Kate, the older daughter of Jo Vernon, the village blacksmith, has experi- enced the advantages of a young woman ' s seminary and soon after her return home, realizes, to her chagrin and disappointment, the apparent barrier that education has put between herself and her simple home folks. Longing for something better than Bowling Green offers, she accepts the attentions of one Travers, a handsome, flashy stranger, who appears more to her taste than the honest kindly sheriff, Jim Radburn, who has watched her grow from childhood, and who worships the ground she treads. Radburn is on the lookout for a train robber whom he suspects is Travers. His desires for capturing this robber are three-fold : to perform his official duty; to free the wrongly suspected express messenger, Sam Fowler, who is his sister ' s lover; and to end the rivalry for Kate. On the evening of the second day, Colonel Bollinger rushes in to the Vernons ' home to inform them that just now Travers has shot a man who tried to stop him, upon being accused of robbing Sam Fowler ' s car. Bowling Green is instantly alive with guns and men, hunting for Travers, who has escaped. Kate is horrified by these accusations which she can not believe. Meanwhile,

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The Faculty V Principal ----- Mr. C. L. Biedenbach Vice-Principal - - - - - - Miss McLean Secretary ------- Mrs. Hallett ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss McLean Mrs. Stone Miss Curtis Mrs. Weir Miss Heinz Mrs. Rowell Miss Newmark Mr. Winter HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. Lowell Miss Hawkins Miss Kelsey Mr. Gray Miss Newmark MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. Bartholomew Miss Lewis Miss Frank Miss Alltucker Miss Tuttle SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Barton Mr. Ames Miss Roberts Mr. Benton Mr. Christensen LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Howard Mr. Smith Miss Clayes Miss Quayle Miss Webb Mrs. Montgomery Miss Beebe Mr. Cobert Miss Chevret ARTS DEPARTMENT Miss Marshall Mrs. Haring Mr. Ellis Miss Hereth Mrs. Phillips Mr. Stuart Mrs. De Luce Miss Clayes COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mr. McDonald Mr. Wootten Mr. Longenecker Miss Palmer MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Ruddick Miss Hartley Miss Hannas Miss Wilson PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Osborne Mr. Morgan Miss Entz Mr. Hunt Miss Kelley Miss Marohn LIBRARY Mrs. Mathewson