Brookport High School - Egyptian Yearbook (Brookport, IL)

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9 I Free Advice Presented by the junior Class, April 26, 1946 il? Mlss JONES-DIRECTORS-MR. MURPHY Frank Adamsfa business man of fortyfive. .... . Charles Brookman Ruth Adams, his wife ...A,.. .. .......................... .....,. .Jackie Lytle Nadine Adams, their oldest daughter ........ ...,,. ..t... . B onnie Miller Patsy Adams, their youngest daughter ,....,.... - ....... Geneva Swinford Sandy Adams, their high school age son. ,,..... .-.Robert McGuire Alberta Adams, Frank's unmarried sister ....... .......... . Ruth Corn Sissy Davis, the colored maid. .... lt,. ........... Elizabeth Hudson, Mrs. Adam's friend ......... Dale Starke. Nadine's suitor .,..........,,... - ....... . Professor Hancock, Alberta's admirer ....... Radio Announcer ....,.. Page thirty Dorothy Johnson Delora Dean -,.-.---.-.,...Joe House .Arthur Davidson .--.----Warren Kerr

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Windmill Frolic 'Www' V'ONT YOU JOIN MIT US? At 7:30 p. m. Methodist Church, Brookport, Illinois Friday, May 10, 1946 Thus read the invitation to the Seniors, Faculty, and Juniors of Brockport High School, to carry them back to the Land of Tulips for an exciting evening of memories. The tulips, windmills, and Dutch treat provided a proper setting for the formal frolic of little Dutch girls and boys. Dutch Treat CMenuj Dutch Breezes fFruit Juice Cocktailj Dutchman's Delight Oars fBaked Hamj fGreen Beansj Holland Gardens Holland Beets fFresh Tomatoesj Dutch Girl's Favorite fPotato Saladj fStuffed Olivesj Dikes QI-Iot Rollsj Sea Foam Holland Pudding QIce Creamy fCakej Tea TOASTS To the arm of the windmill. QThe Seniorsj May you, the Senior Class of 1946, always be the top arm of the windmill, no matter which way the wind may blow. S0 we bring Tulips. fThe Facultyj You are to the student body as Tulip time is to the seasons. You are harbingers of good cheer and hope for the sunny day ahead. The Little Dutch Mill. fThe Schoolj Like a mill our School turns on and on, may each piece of machinery always be well kept for full speed ahead. Boating on the Canals. fSeniors Exitj May we liken the Canals to the hall and classrooms of our beloved high school to which we now say: Auf Wirdershehn. Flying Dutchman. fToastmasterj. I am listed as the Flying Dutchman, but before I fly I want to say: May we never forget the Little Dutch Mill which is our High School and may the Windmill keep turning until we meet again. Page tfwenty-nine

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Mushrooms Coming Up Mrs. Lillian Canfield, the hos- tess ........,. Dorothy Angelly Sylvia, the maid,.Vera Gower Susan, guest of honor ,.,..... -..-.,.--...--,-...,Louise Hogan Mrs. Jane Rudd, a guest ..,, Bonnie Miller Mrs. Rene Carter, a guest . Lytle Miss Loftis, the nurse. ..... ,,.......-..,.---,Mildred Kaylor Bonny Bell ...,.,,. The Puppy Ten Per Cenl: Tommy Mom .....,.. Billie Jean Cissell Ten Per Cent Tommy .,.. -..-,..-.--..-.-,--.Bobby Tanner Suzy ........,,,,.,.. Claudia Tolen Mary ,,...,.........,.. Juanita Ellis Louise .,..,.,,,,,.., Zelma Powell Angie, the fruit-peddler's daughter ...... Betty Herring Lena, the colored maid ..,,., -.-....-.-..--..-.Dorothy Lester Tommy's boy friends-Wal- ly, Leon, Bill, Jim, Bert- Virgil Land, Ronnie Brink- er, Wayne Woodard, Bob- by Davis, John Dye. Christmas House Margery ..,..,,.,,..,... Roxie Wells Clifford, her brother ........ Keich Denson Mrs. Martens.,Dessie Shockley Henry DeBois..Jimmie Martin Kay, his daughter ...,.......... Mildred King Tom ,,..,.,..,..,,...... Dickie Smith John ,---,,,,,,,,,.,, Vernon Bryant Master of Ceremonies.,,-. m,,W,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Dale Phillips Mas. LOUISE BARTON Director of One Art Plays Page tlziriy-one