Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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n 11 I M F I K L 1) ii i a n s c n o o l BETTY PULSIPHER You have only to glance at Betty's eyes to understand what we mean by She knew not love, yet lived in maiden fancies.’’ Betty excelled in dissecting various animals. Concerning her other main pursuit. Professor Wilkins will give a full renort in this year's record of fifty yard dashes. She Menhir (£laaa OFFICERS President...............Kenneth Yoakam Vice President .... Harry Mulvaney Sec. and Treas..........Ethel A. Memler Motto—“Dig.” Class Floioer—Pink and White Carnations. Colors—Pink and White. YELL Boom-a-lac-a! Boom-a-lac-a! Bow-Wow-Wow! Chic-a-lac-a! Chic-a-lac-a! Chow-Chow-Chow! Boom-a-lac-a! Chic-a-lac-a! Biff! Boom! Bah! ’13! '13! Rah! Rah! Rah! 11

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TIIE SPECTATOR 1913 RUTH H. HAYES “A soul by nature pitched too high By suffering plunged too low. Ruth is decidedly changeable. “W hen she will she won’t, and when she won't she will.” She has been noted chiefly for her mile records, her temper and her imagination, not to mention certain assumed dignity. ETHEL A. MEMLER The girl whose picture goes with this obituary is just five feet ten and one-half. Even in this changing age, she has managed to keep a German temper cool—and her hair red. She inherits her father's business faculties, but her expressions are all her own. Though fairly optimistic—like Jo—Ethel has never been able to overcome her regrets that she wasn’t a boy. MAD ALINE V. BURT Madaline is a song and a girl combined, and the combination is charming. Her music is her key to fame, but she never indulges in any vain dreams in this or any line. In fact, her favorite expression is There is no excellence without great labor.” 10

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T II 1C S r 1C (' T A T () It 19 IS SrtttDr (Elasa JJlay “MR. BOB” CHARACTERS Philip Royson................. Robert Brown, clerk Benson Benson Jenkins, Miss Rebecca’s butler Patty, Miss Rebecca's maid Rebecca Luke, a maiden lady Katherine Rogers, her niece Marian Bryant, Mr. Bob .... Skipper Rawson................ Jane, a maid.................. . Hubert Chichester Kenneth Yoakam . Clarence Maher V irginia Murdoch Elsie Cobb . Ethel Memler Ruth Hayes Earl Maher Betty Pulsipher SYNOPSIS Act 1. Morning. Breakfast room at Tresham. If it was only a dog or a ’orse, ma'am, but cats I objects to. Have they found the will? Menial. I would a word with thee. Oh. aunty! Bob comes to-day. Sh! Sh! Don't breathe the name of Brown here. Cats on the brain. I do believe those cats would walk in any where. But, my dear sir, you see I came down. What a narrow escape! Act. 2. Afternoon. Same as Act 1. Come, let me clutch thee! I have thee not, but I see thee still. Quick! She starts! She moves! No good ever comes of deception. The race is on! Bob, my dear boy, I am proud of you. Kitty, I will never forgive you. Hardly upon so short an acquaintance. Well, I never! We won’t forget this day. The day I came down. Instrumental Solo—Old Black Joe (with variations) . Alma Dungan Vocal Solo.......................................Madaline Burt 12