Central School - Deeds and Misdeeds Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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22- DEEDS AND MISDEEDS At the Gym THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY 5th AND 6th 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 the Freshman seeks a college girl. Act II—A College Boarding-house. Off with the old love, on with the new, But often the newer love won’t do. The sweetest rose is the old rose pressed— And I sometimes think that the old love’s best. Act III—Same as Act II. For a college life is a thing apart, And a college love is a whim o’ the heart. But the heart beats true though the world seems slow, When you love the girl that you used to know. CHARACTERS Aaron Boggs, Freshman from Splinterville. . Ralph Kenworthy Happy Jimmy Jamison, a Susceptible Junior . .James Leonard Beau Carter, a prominent Senior.Carrel Cole Pepper Jervis, Studying Repose.Don Grove Epenetus P. Boggs, a Pillar of Splinterville.Walter Elzey Mr. Chubb, Bo rn Tired.Don Hunsicker Casey Jones, a College Politician.Chalmer Ray Second Hand Abey, Who Does His Friends Good.Lyle Fee Miss Elizabeth Mandelia Feeny, a Waitress but a Perfect Lady.Norma Bleeke McGoogen, Who Eats Iron Nails.Wayne Peterson Mrs. Pickens, Likewise.Molly Haugk Evelyn Newcomb, a College Belle.Margaret J. Huffman Lois Hunter, a Girl’s Friend.Katharyne Dixon Cherry Carruthers, With a Changeable Heart. . .Esther Biggs Loretta Rea, a Romantic Junior.Eloise Lewton Dollie DeCliffe, a Vaudevile Queen.Ruth Tinkham First Girl...Catherine Nichols Mrs. Chubb, a Boarding-house Keeper,.Lee Anna Vance First Student.Clyde Cline Professors.Glenn Beavers Chalmer. Everett Time—Present

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24 — DEEDS AND MISDEEDS WILL I AM BARKLEY. OUR JANITOR. Our janitor is a jolly good man, And a jolly good man is he; He sweeps the floor and dusts the room A jack of all trades is he. He rings with glee the tardy bell, And all other bells with care; Now, he never lings the bell too soon, But tries to wait ’til we’re there! He’s always smiling from ear to ear, You’d never know him if he wasn’t; He’s as jolly as jolly can be, For of all men he is most pleasant. —Lee Anna Vance