Diagonal High School - Au Revoir Yearbook (Diagonal, IA)

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Elvin Jghns on Richard Taylor Rjchard Tgpl y Band 3 Band 3 Band 1-2 Baseball 3 Baseball 3 Baseball 1-2 Basketball 3 Basketball 3 Basketball 1-2 Track 2 Treasurer 1 D.Club 2 D-Club 3 Secretary 2 President 2 Play 3 D-club 3 Play Track 2 Ruby Garrett Vice President 3 Say Allen Band 3 Play 3 Band 1 chorus 3 Chorus 1 Jumoerattes l Bug Brown Jumperettes Play 3 Play 3 Lcniczn Qraham Marlene Kessler Barbara Abel Baseball 1-2 Band 3 Chorus 3 Concessions 1 Cheerleader l Jumperettes 1 Chorus 1 chorus 3 Play 3 Manager Jumoerettes 1 Play Secretary 2 Dogaya Qing Pep Band 3 Band 3 Clggge D-Club 3 Chorus 3 Chorus 1 Play 3 Jumperettes 1 Jumperettes Renorter 3 Pen Band 3 Play Vice President 2 James Munsinger Secretary 3 Ehlllig Qgkgi Concessions 2 Play 3 Band 1-2 Band 3 Basketball l-2 Play 3 James Slavjillg Play President 1 Myrtle Hollinger Play 3 B01 2111323 uheerleader 3 chorus 3 Track 1 chorus 1 Baseball l-2 Jllmverettes 1 Larry Schlapia Basketball 1 Play 3 Band 3 D-Club U- Club 3 Pep Band 3 Play Play 3 ,Q 1 ExcUsE Q, PLEASE 5 , I I The Juniors presented their class play on the evening of October 16 under the direction of Wilbur Miller. A large crowd, which declared the play a success, was present. The play dealt with nBashful Bobn Brantley who had a bad case of femalephonia and so shied away from women as from poison. Then two days after coming to the city to live, he got himself engaged. To the wrong girl, too, through a strange twist of circumstances. The day he arrived in the city, he took a room in the home of Mrs. Mary Whitson, who laughingly called her home a marriage mart. With so many pretty girls and nice young men staying there, romance was sure to develop sooner or later. With Bob it was sooner. The unfortunate affair with the wrong girl was cleared up in time for him to kiss the right one when the curtain came down on the play. Every member of the Junior class had a role in the play. ,QFfEf,Q YW is K an xg , me Lx 4?L .Q Compliments of Diagonal Merchants mate Roawrs a wA'rsoN The 0 PQSITS FIRST smwrs BANK J. meaikea E1 45- ,W 1 , uwwmew msec Q