Douglass High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Douglass, KS)

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CLASS NIGHT Class Night was held May 5 in the high school auditorium, The program consisted of a radio amateur hour. Frank Eaton was the announcer and Eugene Pierson, “Senior Woes.” The program was as follows: Class History.........Written by Doloras Deatherage and Eugene Maxwell Vocal Solo.......................................... By Mildred Martin Class Poem................................. Written by Lowell Keely Boys’ Quartette....Dale Olmstead. Ned Engle, Lloyd Smith, Jack Wheeler Class Prophecy Written by Eugene Pierson and Max Strode Clarinet Solo..................................... By Kenneth Wallace Class Will Written by Frank Eaten and Vara Green Vocal Number....................................... By Girls’ Tri-Trio Class Song...................................Written by Mildred Martin SENIOR CLASS PLAY Seniors of Douglass High School presented “Mountain Mumps” the evenings of April 14 and 15 in the high schoool auditorium. (The play was a farce comedy in three acts by Austin Goetz, and was produced by special arrangement with the Northwestern Press Company of Minneapolis. J. T. Newton directed this play in a very able manner. He was assisted by Miss Gladys Harter, sponsor of the senior class. Members of the cast were: Peg Southern........................... Frances Starkey Mrs. Chilton ............................ Ruth Tailor Florence Chilton....................... Mildred Martin Sue Chilton......................... .Doloras Deatherage Cal Chilton............................ Eugene Pierson Link Forestor......................... Quentin Blackwell Timothy Regan.................-...........Frank Eaton Kerry Regan ........................... Eugene Maxwell Mrs. Shotts......................................Phyllise Barker Lida Shotts............................... Vara Green Dr. Miller.......... ....................Lowell Keely Homer Riggs..............................Dale Olmstead CAPS AND GOWNS Seniors will wear caps and gowns for their graduation exercises this year. The last time they were worn in Douglass High School was five years ago. The caps and gowns have been ordered from a company in Sterling, Kans., and are to be rented for a period of one week. V HHH v V V V v V V V V V “AUTHORS ARE PARTIAL TO THEIR WIT, ’TIS TRUE, BUT ARE NOT CRITICS TO THEIR JUDGMENT, TOO?”—POPE.