Heyburn High School - Pirate Yearbook (Heyburn, ID)

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ll!! DRAMATICS PLAYS , HPROF. PEPP JANUARY Presented by the Junior Class. Direction--Mr. Norris The Cast: Prof. Pepp ...................................... Ralph Morrison C. B. ,Buttonbuster ....... ..... C loyd Hollingworth Howard Greene ...... ............... N eldon Stocking Aunt Minerva ......... ........ D orothy Christensen Petunia Muggins .,..... .................... J ulia Payne Betty Gardner ....... ......... G olda Draper Peddlar Benson ........ ..... R aymond Scott Noisy Fleming ....... ...... B olen Beaver Kitty Clover ....... ..... E dith Fairchild Olga Stopski ....... ...... V irginia Payne Sim Batty ,.....,................................. Eldred Brower Synopsis of Scenes: y Prof. Pepp goes to stormy Russia to relax from a bad attack of nervousness Boris Ardoff, a former student under Pepp and himf self a Russian, discovers the professor and, harboring a grudge, plans a revenge. Through the efforts of Ardoff, the professor is introduced to the order of N ihilists, draws the fatal red ball and upon his shoulders falls the unhappy duty of killing the Princess Katcha Koffsky. This is the beginning of a hectic existence for Pepp, and rather than per- form the murder he flees to his beloved America. Olga Stopski is the new teacher of folk dancing in the school where Pepp holds sway, and as she is a Russian and a friend of Ardoff, she soon hears of the trick played on Pepp. The story becomes generally known and the pro- fessor is tortured by the ghoulish students. Old Buttonbuster, posing as a youth, and his son, Howard, both after the same girl, give a touch of romance to the story. Aunt Minerva is determined to get the man who' betrayed her twenty years ago. Clara Morgan.

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lf' Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. J an. Jan. Jan. Jan. CALENDAR 5-School begins and first lessons assigned. 6-Is -Mr. Norris a shiek? 7-Must get down to work or- 15-Weill see the fair. But how? 22-Did Mr. Smith accept the box of crackers? 3-School house must not be used as rough house. 5-Mr. Norris, as Celia, shows his affection for Rosalind CGoldaJ 10-Few at school-Must like spuds. 11-Can we pass those quizzes? 13-What a relief! Now for work in spud field. 31-Back to school and receive report cards with many incom- pletes. 31-Seniors receive rings. 1-Juniors sell cake and cocoa. 7-Boys begin basket ball practice. 9--Boys compromise to dance with all the girls at Freshman reception. 11--Freshman reception. Those poor Freshies. 12-Girls start basket ball practice. 24-Thanksgiving day. Now for the turkey. 28--Another Junior makes his appearance. 6-Junior girls show the Freshman which class can play basket ball. 7-Physics class eats peanuts and walks home. 8-First snow fall. 9-Rupert and Heyburn coeds meet on basket ball floor at Heyburn. Alumni show the H. H. S. they still can play basket ball. - 10--Domestic Science class give a dinner to their mothers and faculty 11-fJuniors practice play and- 12-Juniors sell soup. 12-Juniors beat Sophomores basket ball. ' 13--Permanent leave of absence for those who have snow ball fights in the school house. 13--Luella and Oloyd walk home. 14--Mr. Young reminds 'Donald Fruit that he still has an ear. 23-Now for the Xmas holidays. 2-Back to school to start the New Year right. 4-Seniors and Juniors have faces snapped at Burley. 5-Juniors sell chili. 9-Which picture is best? 12-Domestic Science girls serve refreshments to the teachers of Minidoka county.