Culpeper County High School - Colonnade Yearbook (Culpeper, VA)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY CULPEPER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1938, 8:00 P. M. 9 EASY MONEY” A Farce in Three Acts By Austin Goetz CAST OF CHARACTERS Sidney Holbrook, a University Student Oscar Bates Claire Holbrook, a Co-ed Jane Waugh Stephen Holbrook, Sidney’s Father Robert Inskeep John Holbrook, Uncle John Bob Miller Mrs. Christine Holbrook, Claire’s Mother Helen Hawkins Marilyn Holbrook, Claire’s Sister Nancy Richards Happy” Wilson, Just a Pal T. I. Martin, Jr. Georgia Sanders, A Friend from the South Josephine Chelf Edith Blair, An Actress . . . . Thelma Rosenthal Barrat, An English Butler Coleman Brown Susanne, A French Maid Margaret Harlow Setting: Living room of Holbrook residence, Beverly Hills, California. Time: Present. Act I — A Summer day in winter. Act II — One minute later. Act III — Five minutes later. Page T hirteen

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Mastin, Secretary of Labor, and Lorelle Brown, a noted beautician, are seen looking over the sights together. Hey, pinch me and see if I’m alive, can the girl in that attractive blue uniform be Helen Hawkins? Yes, she’s finally become an air hostess. After putting a pint of gas in my Model T,” we leave the Fair and visit our former school building which has been rebuilt into a huge streamline edifice. Here we find Virginia Wiseman, Thelma Rosenthal, and Hilda Brown teaching with James Green, as head football coach. As dusk approaches and the sun sinks in the west, I leave my old Alma Mater” and visit the town’s amusement spots. Walking casually into a night club, The Bachelor’s Club,” I see Jane Waugh, directing her all girl orchestra, with Virginia Parker, all American torch singer, as her chief vocalist. After a nice supper, your prophet regretfully climbs into his Model T” and bids Au Revoir” to Culpeper. If you should see pieces of a Model T” in the road you’ll know your prophet became dern disgusted” and dynamited Old Betsy.” OSCAR BATES. GRADUATION Helen Hawkins Like soldiers to be mustered out We stand the slat time here And face the future, our redoubt Your sage advice sincere. For four long years we’ve marched along A path we’ll tread no more; We’ve filled the time with work and song, But now say, Au Revoir.” As freshmen green we think with pain Of what we thought we knew, As sophomores it was quite plain We’d learn a thing or two. In our junior year we settled down With bright days spaced with showers, But seniors now with wistful frown Look back on wasted hours. Our ranks have spots where here and there Comrades have fallen out, Some moved away, some wedded were, They think of us no doubt. Shoulder to shoulder, Allez-vous.” We face the world today, Our hope and trust is pledged anew In doing God’s own way. Courage! We hear the clarion call, Duty our way divides; Resolved to live with truth so all May meet as He provides! Page Twelve

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SENIOR CALENDAR Margaret Harlow Sept. 10 — School Starts Sept. 1 3 — Classes Begin Oct. 2 5 — First Reports Received Oct. 29 — Senior Invitations Selected Nov. 1 1 — Armistice Program Nov. 24 — Thanksgiving Holidays Dec. 22 — Christmas Holidays Jan. 3 — Back From Holidays Jan. 20 — Mid-Term Exams Jan. 27 — Second Term Begins Feb. 14 — National Thespian Play Contest Feb. 1 8 — Civics Classes Visit Richmond Mar. 4 — Tiger House” Mar. 16 — Pictures Taken Mar. 22 — Townsley Wins Bout Mar. 2 5 — Girls Play Brandy Mar. 29 — Carl Jansen Visits C. H. S. Apr. 1 — Hi-Y Conference, Waynesboro Apr. 14 — Easter Holidays May 5 — Junior-Senior Banquet-Dance May 6 — County Field Day May 1 3 — Easy Money” May 26 — Exams May 29 — Baccalaureate Sermon Jun. 2 — Graduation Jun. 3 — School Closes To Work Again. Homework Starts. Some Grades! White or Cream? Attention! Salute! Good-by Turkey. Santa, Be Kind. Ho-Hum. Such A Strain. More Work. Nice Going, Sophomores. Some Fun! Colossal. Look Pretty. Congratulations! What A Game! Interesting. Simply Swell. Corsages. Thanks, Juniors. Play Ball, Kids! Success, Seniors. Here Lies Our Fate. End’s In Sight. Were We Nervous? What Now? I ' tigc Fourteen