Ladoga High School - Canner Review Yearbook (Ladoga, IN)

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Srninr 0112155 iilag iq, The Thread of Destiny was chosen by the Senior Class for their class play and Mr. W. O. NVinkler was secured as trainer. The play was a very hard one to present but the way in which the class staged it is of worthy commendation. The Ladoga Leader says: The High School Seniors scored a big success in the presentation of their class play Friday night, March 31. 'The Thread of Destiny,' a story of Southern life and love during the civil war days, was the play, and the cast of characters was so carefully chosen that there was no hitch or hindrance during the performance. livery part was well played for every character seemed suited to his part. The costumes were the best and finest ever seen on the local stage. The cast was as follows: Fannyf a slave on the Montgomery Plantation ...,V...,.,i........ Mayday Crews George Washington johnson, a slave on the Baily Plantation Charles Huntington Betty Montgomery, The Little Colonel .., ., .....,... Margaret Ronk Edith Sherman, the Northern cousin ...... ,....... I iuby Linn Mrs. Montgomery, a true Virginian ......i..,..,..,,...,........, ......... R uth Poe Colonel Montgomery, a gentleman of the old school ....,......... Russell Ashby Virginia Montgomery, the toast of Virginia ....,........i............ Lucile Brown Beverly Montgomery, a Confederate scout ....., ...... D amon Lawrence iZEZaA11L l'The Fairfax Twins .,.... Tom Randolph, a Southern gallant ..,... Martha Susan Southern Girls ..... jane Miifsga lSouthern Girls .,............... . .. John Merivale Morton, of the North .. Mammy Dinah, a faithful servant ,...,. Peyton Bailey, of the U. S. Army .......... Uncle Billy, the Colonel's body servant Louise Lawton, in Federal employ .... ...... Ralph Francis, who did not go to war Madge Young, a thoroughbred ......,,..... A Union Scout, who is detained .....,......... ....,. Miss Melissy, of an inquisitive nature Time-Civil VVar. 4 Lila Bradley Gilda Rose james Havens Sallie Clark Fern Hurt 1 Naomi VVelch Sallie Clark Lillian Foster l , -s--- 1 lidison Robbins Kenneth NVendling Glenn Stanley Darnell Mahorney Lucile Booker Kyle Mayhall Florence Towell .George Mahorney .....,..Naomi NVelch Act I.-Garden of Ashurst, the Montgomery home near Richmond, April, 1861. Act II.-Hall at Ashurst, May, 1864. Act III.-Grounds of Ashurst, six weeks later.