Gold Hill High School - Nugget Yearbook (Gold Hill, OR)

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T H E N u G G E 'r 19 3 o Gon.D i!iiiLLTfEEPloo1. W The 723126 0 Hlif LW This is the first play that the Juniors have undertaken for a good 1nany years. Several people said it was just as good and several said it was better than many Senior plays they have seen. M rs. Grey dismissed her servantsg then she found out that Mr. and Mrs. VVycombe were coming to visit her. That alarmed her very much because Mrs. XVycombe was a very haughty woman. Tom masquerades as Uncle Tom and helps her out. Dorothy Landon, Tom's fiance, decides to come with the VVycombes and she surprises Tom very much. He declares he won't go on with the masquerade but he does to help Marion, his sister. Then the real Uncle Tom comes home and Mr. XVycombe sees Tom Carter and Uncle Tom at the same time and thinks his dinner was disagreeing with him. Bob Grey and Mr. Landon come in about 3 o'clock in the morn- ing and Mr. Landon is tied up for a burglar. Everything is explained while Mr. Landon is tied up and Tom Carter marries Dorothy Landon. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Grey CA young married womanj .......... Lucille Hittle Tom Carter QA dare-devil young manj Wloodrow Shaver Mr. WVycc-mbe, fThe Prince of Vessimistsj Linsley Dorman Mrs. VVycomb CA very distinguished, haughty womanj .... . .................,................................ jean Chisholm Dorothy Landon CAn attractive young girlj Mildred VVyatt Rob Grey tMarion's husbandj ...................... Logan Gardner Mr. Landon CDorothy's fatherj ............ ...... ll lelvin Sargent Uncle Tom fServant for the Greysj ............ VVarren Kelsoe Officer Hogan CAn lrish ofticerj ...,... ....... C arl Palmer

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THE NUGGET 1930 5 GOLD Hlg. HISCHOOL Safely Fzkzrtn The leading role is that of an innocent and inoffensive young husband, Jack Montgomery, who is plunged into the abyss of the law after trying to rescue a Turkish Maiden from. the hands of the police. Jack and his chum Jerry visit Zuleika to aid the interests of Jack's cousin, Elmer Flannel, a shrinking young man. Jack, Jerry and Zuleika are sentenced to thirty days in jail. In order to keep the disgrace from Jack's wife, Mabel, and Jerry's Fiancee, Virginia, they tell them that they are going to a convention of Shriners. by boat. The scheme works and Mable and Virginia bid them a tearful farewell. In the second act the ladies have received Word from the steamboat company that Jack and Jerry are not to be found on board and have probably been washed overboard and drowned. They are heart-broken and in deep mourning for the loved ones they never expect to see again. jerry and Jack came back from jail and it is finally all explained and everything turns out all right. This play proved a great success and pleased the audience very much. CAST OF CHARACTERS Jack Montgomery CA young husbandj ........ John Chisholm Jerry Arnold CAn Unsuccessful Fnxerj ........ VVarren Kelsoe Mr. McNutt CA detectivej ................................ Lyle Childers Abou Ren Mocha CA Turk from Turkeyj ........ Carl Palmer Elmer Flannel fAwfully Shrinkingj .............. Charlie Smith Mabel Montgomery CIack's wifej .............. Mildred VVyatt Virginia Bridger CI-ler young sisterj ...... Jewlel Quakenbush Zuleika KA tender Turkish Maidenj ......, .Leona VVheatley Mrs. Barrington Bridger CTheir Mamaj Evelyn Thompson Mary Ann O'Finnery fAn Irish Cook ladyj ....,. Ruth Green

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THE NuGGE'r1930 5' CEYOLD Hn.l. HISCHOQE Hzlglz School Pzkmk On April Fool's Day, the Student Body went on their animal picnic. The meadows was chosen as the place' to go. One of the Freshmen showed his ability as toreador when he swung a cow around by the tailf Later a great baseball game was played in which the boys played against the girlsg of course, the girls won. It was a very nice trip and the picnic was enjoyed by all. CHRISTMAS PRGGRAM The grade pupils prepared a veryl good program for Xmas in which one of the High School students played the part of Santa Claus. The Girls Glee Club furnished part of the entertainment. Tllli CARNIVAL The third Annual Carnival was the biggest and best that has been given. There were many attractive booths to lend to the carnival spirit that prevaded the High School Gym. lt is estimated that there were 250 people present whose generosity made the carnival a howling success. THE INITIATIGN The Sophomores ran fourteen lively Freshmen through the gauntlet of initiaticn. The rooks were fed such dainty morscls as snails and apple-pie seasoned gen- erously with cotton. Due to lack of organization the ini- tiation was not as severe as the Sophomores had promised and no illfeffects were felt by those initiated. Precedling the initiation each class put on a short skit. The Juniors and Sophomores staged a dress making race, and the Seniors presented a mock wedding scene with Carl Palmer as the blushing bride and Charlie Smith the nervous groom. After the entertainment refreshments consisting of pumpkin ple and cider were served.