Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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Q Ccflq ' 2-N7 JQNQ, 1 il L fc-'Yu Pm'-rf? DN C A307 'ECON' W' T '-lffk ' B s xv 5 i:f-'ef 'r f-r3,?3: 3 Ellligh Srhnnl Gbperettaa The third high school operetta was given in 1923 by the Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Stark. The operettas are much enjoyed by the public and this one was a decided success. Miss Stark is to be congratulated for her interest and selection. illnue igiratez nf 31-Iawaii In Two Acts THE PLOT Dorothy, an American girl, has been left in a seminary at Honolulu in charge of Miss Primer. Lieutenant Bob, Dorothy's friend, is on the Cruiser Tennessee, which has just come in. As it is difficult to visit the seminary, Bob intends com- ing as a professor and so writes Dorothy. Later, changing his mind, he sends a second letter that he will come as a pirate. This letter falls into the hands of Miss Primer. And along comes a band of real pirates. Undaunted, thinking them confederates of Bob, she bluffs them into being captured by her single-handed. f'Now they're cooks. Bob comes along later, is discovered by the cooks, Doro- thy contrives to free him and he goe sfor assistance. His return is accompanied by Old Glory and works up a Hne climax. Casr Dorothy Dear, daughter of plantation manager .... ......... ly lary Beilke Miss Primer, teacher of a private school for girls .... ..... M anetta Ackerman Billy Wood, lieutenant, U. S. Cruiser Tennessee. . ......... Willy Clark Pirate Chief, heartless pirate, maybe ............. ............ L ester Thiele Scary, a pirate .......................................... Vernon Gonnerman Lehau Karlani Lelinoe Maile Hawaiian girls, daughters of a rich plantation owner Mabel jobel Lenora Schnell Mabel Griffith Francis Fairbanks Chorus of Pilates Chorus of Hawaiian Girls Pianist - Dorothty Cawelti Bliss Glherrg Blnzznm Miss Evelyn Barnes, an American girl, born in japan, and whose parents die of fever, is brought up as a japanese maiden. Her father's secretary uses her property for his own ends. When Evelyn, who is known as Cherry Blossom, is about eighteen, Worthington, the secretary, returns to japan on his yacht with a party of American friends. One of them, john Henry Smith, falls in love with Cherry and wishes to marry her, but Kokemo, who has brought her up, wants her to marry Togo, a rich politician. The action of the play centers around jack's J C- Os 2. C Forty-six --N fl:-'aa L31 --.9 -ff? T-. -:L 3 n -1 T- .i C if v Qc' Q VAX-JQ 5-VH?

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Q C- fQ '4-,..Qf WPg le Gwen was r -v--.-f--.zz-IL-1 H rf 1 px, , q Q50 bare' rife 9' :5'2'77? :2'L5?,'J effort to outwit Kokemo and Togo. Eventually Cherry learns her true identity, comes into her own property, marries jack and all ends happily. CAST or CHARACTERS Cherry Blossom ..... ..................... . . . . ........ Mary Beilke Kokemo ........... ................... . . .... Arthur Schrieber john Henry Smith .... ...... N Villy Clark Henry Foster jones. . . ..... Walter Goken Horace Worthington .... ........ A lbert Erbe james Young ......... . . . . ..... . . ......... Adolph Moeller jessica Vanderpool ....................................... Manetta Ackerman Togo ........................................... . ............ Harold Zobel Chorus of Geishas-Lucille Townsend, Louise Siemens, Frances Beilke, Miriam Pippert, Mabel Zobel, Margaret Fouts, Mary Glines, Mabel Griflith, Ruth Feller, Helen Lamprect, Mary Story, Marie Clark. Chorus of American Girls- Mildred jacobsen, Marie Heckroth, Mabel Ash, Ber- niece Schrieber, lvanel Paton, Alma Schultz, Helen Schmidt. Chorus of American Boys-Wesley Mehlhous, Keith Kullmer, Donald Braden, Earl Grifllth, Claurmou Douglas, Clarence Messer, Vernon Gonnerman, Philip Scheib. Pianist .......................... Dorothea Cawelti Violinist .... ........ L uella Cold Cello ..... ....... . . . .... Donald Cawelti emmcmomov High Srhnnl Hrngram ' A program was given Wednesday, May 7th, to help defray the expenses of publishing The Progressorf' Each class furnished a part of the program. An evening of fun was enjoyed by all. J C. O 6 C Forty-eight - F5 Z-21 L33 Q. ,,.,, ff? f- f-:F , -N KH, -1 A 1,73 33 T Lau C. 37 ' Cv 95 ' . Q f K I. 5 Q S x,.L AV- -1 -1' J