Juniata High School - Green Dragon Yearbook (Juniata, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1947 volume:

19 41 1 'QL :DI U Ng, xg A J LE U?-fj Oumrnfun P 'hs s f 4' W 2 We the Senior Class of 1947 do hereby dedxcate our edltion of tue Green Dragon to Vrs Nora Lewis uno for three years was our class pilot U 4 1 U r 0 f 2' 'QL 'X 7 '17 F 1 S fix f ks, I L K 6 Ji, f x 'E' 2' r A 'Y-5 .-f K' :A .A - 4' FAC ULT Y Vrs Nora Lewis A B Hastings College Vrs Fable Smith University of Nebraslca Yrs Helen Jones Kearney State Teachers College V Thane Weeks Hastings College Bachelor of Science Degree Yr James Dies Colorado University Viss Lucy Sergeant Kearney State Teachers College 2 Piss Ingle Johnson University of Nebraska !'1ss Ada Karr Hastings College Yrs Ruth Taylor Kearney State Teachers Coll e f. V. ,IS X , 5 ' T. . . Q Q 4 W ,K M., . 1 . 0 o - .N-t 4, f' ' 4. , s SE. N IQRS Esther Hermann I haven't time for mere men 'Hedy John Brunken Kenneth Harpham Bored of Educa t1on ugar' Elvin Uden c M9 47 1 'S iX r as 5 f no ,cupids and ar- Very considerate I' ll u 4' r . L I I I I FL 5 5 10? rows and stuff' for him 'Johnny Robert Hansen Stoops to nothing but the door ' ong John' Alyce Graham Everywhere with bells on A1 to big guys :ritz Ivanda Bannister 'Tis the quiet people who do the work 'Bannie' Rex Weeenan Girl Charmer J H S flash O 719 f7 SENIQRS Eileen Kunce when studies inter- fere with a good time, cut the stud- iee 'Sue Donald Placke Silent often frzend ly always 'Donnie Duane Burr So quiet in Public 'Popeye Adeline VcCall The terrper is al ready there, now all she needs is the red hair VAC Phillip Kennedy Valuab le inf orm- tion gained on request. F1 lp' Dale Frerichs A little play along with worn does not mean boy's a shlrk 'Spor Naomi Graham A pest, but you can't help but like her N ick Luther Uden The harder I try the gooder to be the worser I am 'Luke 'l iUP'I' K fjf Having nade a fortune in television we have decided to pay our old classuates of '47W a V1S1t rxrst we Journey to the deep Jungles of South America where we fxnd PrILLIP KENNEDY 1D shorts and sun helmet super vislng the renoval of Jungle unoerorush Phillip is he ch1ef englneer of the WGood le1ghboru road wh1ch 18 being bu11g through South Arerica Next we tr vel by alrplane to tre Far Ea t to a lit tle province called Chung See and at the alrport we hall a ricasnaw and go to the office of the head m1ssionary whom to our surprise we found to be our old friend NAO'I GRAHAW W visit with ner for awhile and then decide to go to England where we find nmch to our surprise ESTHEP HERWANN and she is the Off1Cl81 gardner for the Duke and Duchess of the c1ty After a V1Sit to her gardens we again board our a1rplane and travel to Voscow in Russia where we find EVANDA BAIIS E' by now a fannus Russ1an Ballet dancer Who would ever have ina gined th1s during our school days in J d S After leaving Evanda we board a Snip for Australia t find KENNETH HARPHAV on the beach and in front of hmm is an easel while to one side is hls beaut1ful model whom to our astonishment we f1nd to be none other than ALYCh GRAHAV W always thought that Kenny would were SOFEtA1Dg out of n1s ao- ility to draw featured in the WAnnualU and WThe ECn0n but we never expected to find h1m pa1nting such a beaut1ful wouan as Alyce Agaln we board our snip and sail to inv1ted to a luxurious banquet at which is that great 'Snake CHBTWSTH DUANE BURR Next we fly to Tokyo where we are peror's palace and who do we find there to n1s great abillty as a leader in high his way up to Emperor of Japan We next find ourselves in 1tH6DB Greece where we go to the great Olympic Stad1um to attend CD6 Olympic games and on the United States basxetball team we find an All Amerxcan forward who is our old classnate DON PLACKE Then we turn bac: to the U S A where we land 1n l1ttle old New Yorx and who do you sunpose we found there, no one else but DALV FHERIFH tanmng the leading role 1n the hit of the year on Broadway nlsthern Next we go to Viam1 Beach Florida where we run 1nto a m1ll1onaire who turns out to be LUTiER UDEN He takes us for a spin aboard h1s yachet and afterwards xnvites us to visit his beautiful nansion The door 13 opened by a butler and he turns out to be JOHN BRUNKET another old classnate The India where we are the guest performer invlted to the em- but REX WESFWAN Due school he has made dinner served to us is very dellcxous We now f1nd ourselves 1n a smell and secluded town we Failey circus and decided to in a side show where the nain ter he had untled all of his knots find it to be BOB HANSEN One nnre vls1t and we are back go in actor tH6 hills cave upon and was of 'est Virginia At the great Tarnum and look around We took a rubber nan and af we were very surprised to in good old Hastings and we declde to have our pictures taxen and who do we find for a photographer? It is ELVIN UDEN a very successful photo grapher We have now settled back into our old routxne but we can always look bacx to the wonderful time we had visiting w1th our former classuates We hope that we may have a chance to meet them all aga1n some day Th1s 18 only a dream but any we all be as fortunate Eileen Kunce Adeline VcCall 5 . .,,. . . . ' A .I 1 . t . . r- ' rx ' ca L S, - I I N' ' 0 U ' D . , I , v . 8 . - v v . , , n n - n Q v V N1 .. , -. lr., . .. . -. I i 0 v . A . as , I 9 I . , .,., - . ve I . . s n 1 ' ' e I l 1 , .4 . .. . 1 , . l D r ' - . . . ., I A -4 V -- . 1 1 . . I ' e 0 I -, e Q ,f , , . ' - I A e n l . u Q 1 1 . W ... We tne said Seniors of '47' Juniata High School in Adams County and State of Nebrssaa with sound m1nd neunry and reasoning do nuke publish and declare the following as and for our last 'Will and Testament ' To the Juniors d1gn1fled as they nay already be, we give our enpty deszs with all carvings and reuenmrances thereon al so our splendid discipline and frxendshin of the past year We give and bequeath to the Sophomores wxse and foolish our speed and endurance our anbitions and our high standards of school life To the Freshies green as they nay be we give our intel ligence and studiousness of our past four years We give and bequeath to the teachers the relief of graduf ating such a malicious class also our thanxs and appreciation for their patxence and kindness shown to us To good old J H S we leave UBUOTIOS of our multitude of good times during our past four years We bequeath to the building 1tself our picture to hang with those of previous classes in the prominent hall of fane We give our mlscellaneous possessions as follows DON PLACKE nv blush and my quiet nanner to Neal P BOB HANSEI'S wisdom of French girls to Darrel Adams ADELINE VcCALL'S ability to pester to Arlene Kleier PHILLIP KENFEDY'S wxse cracks to Robert Clark RSX 1ESflAJ'S ability to argue to Eva Jean Thongs EVANDA BANWISTER'S quiet way to her brother Cleo to keep it in the fam1ly LUTH R UDEN'S morning snooze to Janes lkFerren DUANT BURR'S studious nature to Dale Wes gag KENNETH HARPHAV'S drawxng ability to Gene Stull DALE FRERICH'S talking out loud and ability to get into t ouble with all teachers to Virginia S ESTHDR HER'ANN'S position as Cheer Leader to Joyce Brooks NLOVI GRAHAV'S Hearty laugh to Claris Robinson ELVIN UDEN his small stature to Duane Halte EILEEN KUNCE her diuples to Rouogg lgggg Finally we do hereby naue and appoint as the sole exec utor of our last 'Will and Testament' our class advisor Weezs Witness whereof we the class of 1947 the testator have set our hand and seal on this 23rd day of Why in the year of 1947 1- ll!f'- r1CJl-13 3 L -3' EvER,YLhm3--FROm ' ' EVERYTHING Ullfvl, ,YOU SEE TnESE SENSAUONAL. BFIFEGHJNS 4'-.Nga e ' I . .' ' -- ' on. ALYCE GRAHAV'S mischievous look to Robert Sergeant. - - ' 8 I ' ' , vr. I D4 ' if? J f , ' V , J ' 5 . . c Us wg J'HSlQ1if In tne fall of '43' some flfteen unmnowxng unsopnlstlcated fresh.en stepped upon tae bottom rung of the ladder wnicn led one tnrougn trlals and d1sapoo1ntments and success and failure and f1nally to tne awe 1nsp1r1ng topmost rung graduat1on Durlrg tne first year tne 1nm'ture caterpillars were con- tent to remain aloof and watch tne older and more experienced Juniors and Seniors at tne1r 806141 functions le came through Freshman Initiation with only a few bruises lt wasn't as bad as we were led to belleve it would be Urs Lewls was tne Freshnan Class Sponsor that year During our second year when we nad increased ln age and in tell1gence we again chose Yrs Lewls for our class sponsor The year was fllled w1th BXC1t6W8Dt and learning New members were Jerry Witt and Naom1 Graham In tne second semester we lost Gil bert lousel 1945 brought about our Junxor year we now have become u per classmen and many duties and privileges were bestowed upon tracted tne largest crowd in years We received our class rings We also galned a new member in tne f1rst semester Alyce Graham and in tne second semester Luther Uden joined our nunh ber The big event of tne year was preparing and putting on the Junlor Senior Banquet wh1cn was a succe s with a lot f hard work by the class and our class sponsor Vrs Lewis We have now emerged from tne cocoon stage to that which cor responds to tne full fledged butterfly We are in possession of certain 1nal1enable rxgnts wh1cn are peculxarly ours as senlors A few of the numerous events wn1cn have taren place thms year under tne supervxsmon of Vr Weeks our class sponsor are The School Carnival the 'ECHO' the WANWUAL' Sneak Day Commence- ment and many others to naxe the year the most eventful and the most joyous of all Our Sen or Class Play 'Taze It Easynwas un- der the d1T8Ct10D of Piss Johnson We lost Jerry W1tt th1s year and gained Bob Hansen a World War II veteran We are sixteen strong as we emerge from the nalls of J H S to a fascinating merry go-round of life on our own Vay God guxde us on our way Eileen Kunce till!!! CLASS VOTTO WE HAVE BEACHED THE FOOTHILIS TH IOUHTAINS ABE IN VIEW Class Flower Class Colors Pink Carnation Blue and Silver 7 ' --J rq xx - 'F . . 3 I , , , . . 4 . , . , N 1 'L -1 Y . Q ,L . i . . ya I ' I : . ' , - 1 . . I Y us such as: our Junior Class Play, WFor Pete's Saxeu which at- -. - . . - , . . S . O - , . . K .. . l . . . . . . A ' B ' : I l A I I ., , ., ., I . , i . ' , - 1. Q we of i, gif J, JUNIQRN ff-fJ . 55 The Junior Class 0ff1C6TS for the school year were as follows Eva Jean TDOMPSOD President Neal Pease Vice Presldent Bob Sergeant Secretary Joyce Brooxs ECHO Reporter Darrel Adare ANNUAL Reporter The Jun1or class lost two members th1s year Audrey Woodworth who woved to Ayr and Darlene Hansen who IS going to h1gh school in Hastings We gained one newber Virginia Sittler who cane from Broken Bow Th1s Hakes our class nenbershlp sixteen strong We nan two class parties under the sponsorship of our class snonsor B156 Ingle Jonnson The class play was also under the sponsorsh1p of Visa Johnson The proceeds from tn1s actxvity were used to nay for the Junior Sen1or Banquet Vembers of our class part1c1pat1ng in basxetball were J1m Ve Ferren Duane Halte Bob Sergeant Bob Clark Gene Stull Dale Wesenan and Neal Pease Members of the Pep Club were Arlene Kleier V1rgin1a S1ttler Joyce Brooks, Eva Jean Thoupson and Roumna Young Band Students were James VcFerren Bob Sergeant Ronnna Young Eva Jean Thompson and Neal Pease ounces! 8 Rx so QP' JV W f' f , M A 5 J at E S' A gm z'vf J' if Q E V Qyfzyfigfyffy Awww H QMQR E. S if NJ Back Row Left to lugnt Ronnie Lisius Roland Struss Narvin Jden Eugene Perslnger Charles Scudder Joan Grothen Varion Paul and P1yllis Ruhter 2nd Row Joyce Jones Ruth Struss Phyllis Clark Vrs Smith Rose Scudder Delores Royston and Ardyce Witt Seated in Front KBBHGCD Cornelius and Jerry Huesxe The Sophomore Class officers for tne year were President Gerald Huesxe Vice Pres1dent Ruth Struss Secretary Treasurer Phyllis Clark ECHO Reporter Marvin Uden ANNUAL Reporter Ardyce Witt The Sophomore class clxmbed tne steps a. ain on September 2 with an enrollment of seventeen We had the same enrollment as last year losing Eleanor Hobrocx and gaining Eugene Persinger lost one pupil at Christma time Malcom Todd The boys on the basketball team were Charles Scudderyarvin Uden Gerald Hueske, Eugene Persinger, Roland Struss, and Kenneth Corne- line. Band members were Joan Grothen, Phyllis Ruhter, Gerald Hueske,Roee Scudder. Charles Scudder, Phyllis Clark, Roland Stru.ss,Ronald Lis- 1us, and Joyce Jones. Pep Club members were Phyllis Clark, Ruth Struss, Delores Royston, Rose Scudder, Varion Paul, Ardyce Witt, Phyllis Ruhter, and Joyce jones. eeeeees 9 . ' .NJ F W, p. Vj, f ny LQ i 1 I Q' fb Q pf vw jj -ff J J! JJ6 ,Inf pf? .41 , My , s 3 Zu ll P P I . , , 4 or lf J Xu , , . We 'JF E SVIMEF Baez Row Left to R1ght Harold Bonlfas Glenn Kunce Martin 2nd Row George Goldman Ruth Lexus Vanlyn Schumann Patricia Kennedy Carolyn Simmons Arditn Snell Isabel Schumann JoAnn Placxe Baroara Brooms and Joan Burr Front Row Bob Jones Marvin Persmger Gerry Gangvush Marvin Bannister Deloert Harpnam and Billy Berg The Freshman class starteu the year with an enrollment of twenty tnree members Our class sponsor was Vrs Lew1s After a few weeks we aaded another member George Goldman making our total now twenty 'our Freshman week was climxed by 9. party given by the Senior class in the scnool gymnasium on September 13 1946 The boys on the basretball teams were Richard Uden Glenn Kunce Vartin Gartner Robert Gentert Harold Bonifas Gerry Gengwish and Keith Graham Vembers of tae bans were Ardith Snell Joan Burr Caroline Sim- mons and Glenn Xunce Pep Club members were Caroline Simmons Barbara Brooms Ardith Snell Joan Burr Isabel Scnuxrann Roselle Struss JoAnn Placke varmlyn Schumann and Patricia Kennedy Class Officers for tne year were President llartin Gartner Vice Presldent Glenn Kunce Secretary Varllyn Schumann ECHO Reporter Joan Burr ECHO Reporter Isabel Schumann ANNUAL Reporter JoAnn Placke 10 3 il ' e 5 si 5 4 , 'W ' . . 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The total enrollment for this year was thirty members and Vrs leexs was gracious enough to be our sponsor and I for one have enjoyed having her very much she has had great understanding and patience with our entire group Regular meetings were held every Thursday from tnree to four o'clock for the ducusslon of new and old business drills for basxetbell games and to practice yells The uniforms of the Pep Club for this year consisting of green skirts and white blouses were very colorful Leaders chosen for the year were two Seniors and a Juni Esther Hermann and Eileen Kunce were the Seniors and Eve Jean TDOIIPBOD was the Junior leader E11een and Eva wore a white sk1rt with a green blouse and Esther had a green szlrt with a white blouse this contrast among the leaders making quite e colorful combmnation The glrls di.dn't miss may of our games th1s season as Don Saddler obligmgly took his bus to the najority of games which were played out of town On Apr11 ll the Pep Club girls under the sponsorship of Yrs Weeks are going to give a Box Supper in order to :rake money for next year's Pep Club We are planning a Program now and hope to have a big turn out 15 P E P C L U E3 FIRST TEAV BASK 'I'3ALL I ,pr Mail: 'V ,ol .f if Left to Rmght Coach 'leans Rex Wesenan Donald Placxe Robert Han en Cnarles Scudder James Ve Ferren Gerry Huesxe holding ball FIRST TEM' INDIVIDUAL RECORDS FOR THE SEASON OPP ONVNTS Weseimn R PLAYERS F INAL SCORES HIG'1'LIGHTS OF THE BASKVTBALL TEAR Alda G1env1l Trumbull Roseland Cowles Heartwell Kenesaw Alda Heartwell Trumbull Hastings Hes Wood River Kenesaw Cowles Glenvll Wood River Bladen Holsteln Alumni Holstein QT! Kenesew QTD Roseland Holstein Overton KTJ Blsden NON! I-' O 6 0 14 14 5 12 7 7 5 8 1 7 0 0 0 27 - 47 2 12 0 O O 33 - 41 2 8 O 0 17 31 - 13 6 8 2 0 1 43 - 42 8 6 6 0 O 40 - 36 1 4 0 O 0 14 - 19 O 4 2 0 0 25 - 11 2 8 4 0 0 30 - 32 2 23 8 0 O 42 - 34 2 15 6 1 0 38 - 40 12 X X X 9 38 20 Totals: 155 147 123 103 101 55 20 63 767 - 686 The following are a few of he more outstand1ng events during the season just past which was on the wnole quite successful from games won and lost and also a source of enjoyment to all who followed the fortunes of the team both on our houn floor and away After losing our first contest with Xenesaw we were behind by score of 15-20, with four min tes to go at Kenesaw, and with Placke naking two basxets, and R. Wesennn a free tnrow in the last few sec- onds, the game was saved 22-21. as the crowd went wild. Both regular season gaxes with Holstein were thrillers. We bare- ly withstood a late rally to win the game at Holstein-43-42. and to gain revenge for our defeat in the county tournament, we beat them here 42-34 in a free-scoring game that kept the crowd on its toes,as Robert Hansen poured in 23 points. Hansen, R. Hesenan, Placxe, and Lutner Uden are the only Seniors leaving us with good prospects. 14 -f P eg,.'.ff54l', . qu- 1 ...f.-re... .473 if . - -'fy ' ,ag 24 mf ' g 4 ws- QV? rv--A ' lip? 4- 1 . V ' f: ?- . A 'Q l , - al J' 3,1 7' QV. if . JJ 4 4' '- f it I , .X ,,wa in if Wx-,,,3 A - .L 1 b '?3v, F5 5 'ifi if ? A !'n3' 5i - 2 'IA 'V h 1 A 1 ,. . - 4 . 4553 VQSZ3? lj if I 4 V . S 3 R eg 5 fs 5 E Q 0 m A az .2 2 3 5 if c . . . . . . . Q J. - o. Q 0 P1 D1 0 Q tn 7 2 4 X 3 4 2 I 29 - 19 ' 8 8 0 X 5 0 0 29 - 38 t , 11 8 3 X 2 2 O 26 - 20 . 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BASKETBALL RECORD FIWAL SCORES un Oppts OPPONENTS RECORDS OF INRIVIDUAL PLAYERS SUYVARY OF SEaSOh'S THRILLS Uden R Alda After losing three of tnexr first fxve gases the boys on the Trunbull Glenvil Roseland Ayr lst Aenesaw Alda Ayr lst Trunbull Wood River Heartwell lst Glenvil Wood River Holstein Heartwell lst Ayr lst St Cecllla Ayr lst CU Kenesaw KT Holste1n Roseland St Cecilia lst Team Sub O Totals l 353 second tear nave rallled to nost a fairly successful record on the sea on's play w1nd1ng up w1th an average of 19 6 points per game conpared to an opponents' average of 15 4 points per game Two of our ga es have gone 1n- to overtlne periods both of the first floor speedy boys We lost the one 17 18 and on our none won the econd 34 2 The gave wnlcn we pulled out of the fire fror St Cec11ia's after trailing 7 O at tne nalf was tne one we got tne most satisfaction out of winning 22 14 w1tn s1x of our polnts comin 1n tne last few seconds of play The best teams defeated durxng the season were Wood Plver 28 91 and Glenvxl 16-ll Our worst disanoointnent was in losing to Kenesaw 15-lo in tae finals of tne ACAA Tourney ' Denotes an Overtime Game BASEBALL TEAV RECORD Baseball as an organized sport was rexntroduced at tae school this year and altnough most of tne so were most of our onponents and we succeeded in winn1ng The last gave of tne season was tae most tnr1lling as succeeded 1n glving Holsteln 1ts only defeat of the season by a score of 8 4 benind the left hand twirling of Duane Halte and wrtn tae aid of eleven solid base hits by our trusty batters Luther Uden led the h1tters wrth four strrrght all of wrich cams with men on the bases boys were extremely green at the sport five games losing three and tying one 15 ' ,! 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I . . .. 1 we 53,-X ND The band has had a successful year and it is on the last lap of :nts rehearsals for the succession of spring concerts The schedule for these concerts is March 18 t Kenesaw Varch 28 at Juniata and one is scheduled for Holstein but date has not been set The band has combined with Kenesaw and Holstein to form one successful unit Nr Diaz our 'band luster is planning to take a piczed band. on a tour in lay This band will have for its members the top players from the three schools The personnel of the Juniata bend is as follows Robert Sergeant Neal Pease Charles Scudder Romana Young Caroline Sumons Joan Grothen Phyllis Ruhter and Glenn Kunce- Trom- bones, James Vcferren Eva Jean Thoupson Joyce Jones Kenneth Barbara Erickson Roselle. Kennedy Dottie Buskirk--Clarinets, Phyllis Clark Ronald L1sius Norma Lenz Carol Faye Sergeant Rose Scudder Marnie Grothen- Cornets, Joan Hueske Clarys Sergeant Flutes, Jerry Eueske- Alto Phillip Kennedy Bass Roland Struss- Bass Drum, Kenneth VcFerren Snare Drum if 3 Q P 1 ' ' 2 . a. . . , , a Harpham, lllvin Uden, Joan Burr, Ardlth Snell, Patty 'Scudder, I I 16 L SENIOR CLASS PLAY Back Row Left to Right Duane Burr Lutner Uden Boo Hansen Phillip Kennedy, Dale Frerichs Front Row Visa Johnson, Alyce Graham Naomi Graham Eileen Kunce Adeline VcCall Esther Hermann CAST Vre Imnda Highgate Nancy I-hghgate Lon Torence John Florenz Florence Phillip Vary Arthur Beagle Jones Adeline VcCall llleen Iunce Phillip Kennedy Duane Burr Esther Hermann llvin Uden Naomi. Graham Dale Frerichs Robert Hansen SHOPS IS The situation at Highgate House was sufficiently confus with flighty erratic Yrs Highgate continually forget names and mistaking the identities of her daughter and her servants but it becomes a pandemonlum of rlb-cracking laughs when in her md scramble to keep from being outdone in her social set she decides to have her portrait painted and by an artist Tom Lawrence whom she had ordered from the house the week before while he was visiting her daughter Fancy -and only because of his choice of necktles The difficulties of these situations become mre and more complex as the play progresseminvolvlng a queer rmlady, 'Pocketitush from which Florence, the ua1d,is suffering: the timid love of Phillip, the butler, for her: the 'humn blood- hound' activities of Beagle Jones, the detective: the whirl- wind courtship of the cook by the ever-hungry. artist-housr painter, Lon Torence: the cook's extreme dislike of the mis chievous yard boy, Arthur-to mention a few of the situation which arise. until at the Joyful ending the audience will hold their sides with laughter whlle thay, too. shout 'Take It lasyl' 17 Tom Lawrence . i ..... Luther Uden ing , . - ing , JUNUCR CLASS PLAY Back Row Left to Right Robert Sergeant J im We Ferren Robert Clark Viss Johnson Neal Pease Front Row Left to Right Vmrginia Slttler Arlene Kleier Ramona Young Joyce Brooks Claris Robinson and Iva Jean Thompson Payson Smmth Vartha Smith Carver Smith Rule Smith Bell Boy Viss ?arsons VacGinnis Flora Sponsor CAST Robert Clark .Joyce Brooks Jim Vclerren Ramona Young Bob Sergeant Eva J Thoupson Neal Pease Arlene Kleier Visa Johnson SYNOPS IS A wealtlm self nude man who wanted his sons to know how difficult it is to make a living provided in his will that neither should inherit a cent until he reached his 25th birthday Both boys are married and faced with the problem of nnking a. living They leave their hom town near Chicago and one couple goes to New York to live and the other t Los Angeles For five years they struggle without success, but great is their pride that they refuse to let one another know about their so-frequent failures In their letters, they tell of cars servants ,jewelry yet secretly each is praying for the arrival of the legacy day When the day arrives for the inheritance of the money so long witheld both couples are penniless and both are stranded in the sau-e hotel in Chicago after having traveled that far on the Journey home to receive the money Unknown to themselves the couples are in adJoining rooms Prom that point forward the play surges to a hilarious conclusion The audience is let in on one secret after en- other that the characters themselves know nothing about be- cause of the clever stage settings 18 1' V' 1' mv,-If FQ UCF if S Kfifs U9 mi? ?ca1.,'1 Q, an I-490' 3 Skt!-x E K 3 Li M 5711 S 'CK 8 'IP I Hee Q L1 Mlru lg I 3 U LC Q5 ll H fe. 85 owS 'fl-e weafl CH C tlh 1 - f-1 YN FA J-X .V I I J lil , -. x 'U Q, x ' ' ' l f ' V1 5 if X E ' gg.. , if 'I xg x'Ya,.,A, 'x A A ff H I ' ' ,i. 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