Grand Island College - Islander Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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Henry Kleinkaul' Charlie Foster Forrest Rush CE. Il. Qlluh The third year of the G. I. Club, under the direction of Charles Foster, has been a busy one for most of its members. The new club room has been attractively furnished in wicker, and more is to be added in the future. The Prince Chap, a joint play given by the G. I. Club and Stripettes was very well received. The Stripettes sold a greater number of tickets than the G. I. meng so a party for the Stripettes is forthcoming at the G. I. Club's expense. A few weeks later the Club enjoyed an oyster supper served in the gymnasium by several expert cooks of the organization. During the invitation basketball tournament the G. I. Club members acted as hosts to the contending teams and helped very materially in the success of this new venture. 72 l

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Glahrtz One of the new organizations at Grand Island College this year is the Cadets, Whose purpose is to liven up the old Zebra spirit. In their white uniforms, the Cadets put on a stunt at nearly every basketball game. These stunts consisted of intricate marching drills, floor wheels, and folk dances. The Cadets were also seen at the track meets and other College affairs. The girls were chosen from the regular membership of the Stripettes with regard to their marching ability and College spirit. Much credit is extended to the College Band, which furnished the necessa1'y music 5 and to the girls' physical education instructor, Mrs. F. A. Rush, the organizer and sponsor of the Cadets. E J . 1 l . .-:Mil Cir' -. 4 :fl . .-1' - A 'f 'Y' n' :'- +L, .M n .J , : 1. .-J 1-.I .-.J l .43 --1.5 1 .J 115 ' 0.7 .J .. 71

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'S ' w ' m Eisele Haynes Thaler Richards Beal McWilliams F. Shattuck Panzer L. Rogers Ritchie Rousek Q if Ellyn lirmrr Glhap CAST OF CHARACTERS William Peyton ......................... Lloyd Richards Claudia ................................. Lucile Rogers Marcus Runion .... --- Robert McWilliams cw,-5 Phoebe Puckers .... --- Frances Shattuck ,R Jack Rodney ..... .... E dward Panzer 129 Alice Travers .... ..... W ilma Thaler jf. Mrs. Arrington .... --- Blanche Rousek 1 Ballington ....... ..... H arold Eisele an Yadder .... --- Lawrence Ritchie Fritz ...................................... Glenn Beal -'rf' Truckman ............................... Merle Haynes 37,3 William Peyton, a struggling young sculptor, finds himself in a rather embarrassing position, when a former model secures his promise, upon her death bed, to care for her six year old daughter. fi., The young sculptor is engaged to a wealthy American girl, Alice Travers. His fiancee hears of the little child in Peyton's home and comes if- to London to investigate. A misunderstanding results and the engagement ,Q is broken, and with it Peyton's heart and pride. -Lf Meanwhile Claudia and Peyton are drawn closer and closer together. fi This mutual love, however, is not realized until Claudia refuses to marry Jack Rodney, an Earl. The clever Earl readily realizes why he was re- .QQ j ected and donates his eye-glass to the cause. Through poor J ack's glass an Peyton sees that the house of love which they have built is for Claudia its and himself. pf, ,QW A A i 7 3 as .rs