Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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Erunaqiinuu ...-..El B. 5. Ek....... .......Eg ACT I - Mrs. Greene's living room. Late afternoon. ACT Il - Same as Act l, next morning. ACT lll - Garden near the house. Same evening. Mrs. Greene ordains a dinner party, the lobsters don't comeg Mr. Greene forgets all about the eventgg the accomodator is sick, and the hostess' sixteen-year-old sister, Patty, expelled from school, turns up very greatly undesired, as a last straw. Well, Nora is borrowed to do the cooking and Patty is sent to bed to get rid of her, but she turns up later, to her sister's horror, in the character of a waitress, serves the dinner, flirts with the guest of honor and has a good time generally under her sister's helpless eye. She raises the dickens with everybody and ends by getting engaged to the guest. A riot of swift young American fun is introduced every- where by the side-splitting Hyacinth, the cullud help. illllag 18212 On the afternoon of May 10th the pupils of the primary grades held a May Fete in the park. The procession was led by the Posts. Following the Posts came the Heralds, Butterflies, Bees, Bluebirds and Robins. Next came the flower beds with their gardeners in the following order: Daffodils, Violets, Apple Blossoms, Tulips, and Daisies. Following these were the Brownies and jesters, followed by the Crownbearers, the Queen and her Bearers, and her Attendants. Last came the May Pole Dancers. After the singing and dancing demonstration by the different groups, the coronation ceremony was performed, with Eleanor Gessner as Queen of the May. The demonstration was concluded with the Maypole Dance. Seninr Qlilasss 1Blag-- Uhr Brramlthat Game Elms Dysart Opera House, May 12th and 13th Nan Worthington, one of the people ......................... Lovilla Heckroth Gordon Clay, foreman of the works ....... ....... W alter Cold Margaret Byrnes, loyal and true ........... ...... V iola jessen Mrs. jenkins, keeper of the boarding house .... .... E unice Hark Angelina Maud, her daughter .............. ....... M abel Hark jack Brown, a cub reporter ................ ...Leonard Siemens Miss Louisa Hawkins, one of the boarders. . . ...... Ella Ohlsen Archibald Mullins, a poet ................ .... L eland Bassett Miss Mehitabel Biddle, a sulfragette ...... .... M ina jabens Bobbie Byrnes, averse to college women .... .... F loyd Stahr Emmy Lou Norton, fond of fairy tales .... .... L ulu Goken Nora, a maid ........,................ .... E rmia Bassett Delphine Norton, a college graduate .... ...... L Ielen Koontz Peggy Gilbert, a Browning fiend ........ .... M abel Schroeder Billy Best, captain of the Varsity team ..... .... W aldo Reimer Mrs. Allaire, the chaperone ................... ..... F rances Cold Doris Hall, an athletic girl ...................... ...Besse Kerner Lord Algernon Reginald, straight from England .................. Floyd Knupp Charles Norton, owner of the works ........................... Robert Kullmer SCENE - A Factory Town. TIME - Present Day. Act I- Parlor in Mrs. jenkins' Boarding House, a week before Christmas. Act ll - Living room in the Norton home, the day before Christmas. Act lll - Sun parlor in the Norton home, Christmas evening. PLOT: The scene of the play is laid in a factory town and deals with the love, ambition and self-sacrifice of a factory girl who devotes her life to bettering the condition of her fellow-workers. The hckle little god of love keeps interest astir in by-plots, that supply plenty of comedy element in contrast to the main big gripping story. Forty

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