Central Junior High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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-g fo, .-.-- y a A , a RQ I Q .rn 15 . ati .rgg '1nsHfW'? fdpfo 'R' tf t H 20-,jj ,H ,ser -5- 6 Qi ess an U ' I wma' T INDOOR CLRNIVLL Two plays were May l and 2. These were: of Twelven. The casts wer HThe College Stickn given as a part of the Indoor Carnival and Ult The Stroke e chosen entirely from the ninth grade. The Carnival itself was a big success. Before the plays the hallways rang with the sounds that usually accompany such sn event. Sleek-haired ballyhoo men, in their characteristic manner, advertised such attractions as ice cream stands, candy booths and fish ponds. During the quieter not spectators interested themselves in the various departments of the school. THE COLLEGE STICK This two act comedy concerns a coll spite of her super-scholastic standing, was no zents most of the displays prepared by the ego girl who, in t included in the social life of the school. 4 small legacy gives her a chance to make it appear that she has an out-of-town admirer, and soon she is the most sought-for girl in school. The climax comes with the appearance of an out-of-town admirer that existed. The Cast Mary Tinters, the College Stick Laurene Sticktonf Gladys Raymond K nnnette Burns C Pauline Scott C College Girls Reba Willis Miss Morgan, Dean of women Forrest Spencer, a popular boy Chester Smith, a college boy George Raymond, Gladys' brother Ralph Holmes, a college boy Frank Brown, a boy from St. Louis nT THE STRCKE CF TWELVE Eileen, sweet, young and pretty, li Miss Briggs who hes an unaccountable aversion who is in love with Eileen. A superstition, a ghost, clsnking chains, shrieks, weird noises, thunder and lig' c e the aunt's opinion of the young man. The Cast Liza, a colored servant Eileen, a young girl in her teens Miss Briggs, Eileen's maiden aunt Miss Sample, a gossipy neighbor Ggorgc Baker, who admires Eileen THE GHOSE TWO GROTESQUE FLCES sho did not know Charlotte Llewellyn Virginia Sillimai Marcella Smith Josephine Baer Eutokn Vglch Jane Rgub Virginia Petter Dale Rish Thomas Uurtaugh Wilfred Mahler Robert Dellingor Fred Barr ' vos with hor aunt for George Baker ntning finully alter Sally Harris Helen Menninch, Betty Annen Eleanor Zoig Donald Maskill Y ,...