Lincoln High School - Railsplitter Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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. fx Q., 0 0000 0 0 000 00 000 0 0 0000 000 O' 000 00 00 00 490 oo OO 0,9 Q to o 09 0 0, o 0 o 001' 0 48 0 . . My on . awoke Sv . . . af3+wfa,92va esvwoeofosvo M20 0 0 -v 0 0 . . 0 . . 2 4 O . ,Q 4 6- 45 2 Q Q 52 x-Q 0 xi' og O- O 0, 9 O O 'Q O 0 . . 0 0 in 35 0 'Q .Z . Z 3, 0 be 38 .33 QQ i 00 Of S O5 O, oo o Q10 oi .ii Q Q 0 'Z o '5- Wi o Q, 'o 0,0 1--, Q5 o Q 0 00 00 9 0, ' 0 00 of., 00 Q -G o Q 00 o , 2 Dramaiics FERN JUDE INEZ HOLDAWAY Coach Dramatic Manager The School Plaq HE annual competitive school play was presented November 2, 1928, at the Lincoln High School. The play was Seven Chances, and was directed by the dramatic teacher, Miss Fern Jude, assisted by the dramatic manager, Inez Holdaway, and the stage managers, Herbert Madsen and Kenner Clayton. The cast of fifteen characters all delivered their parts exceptionally well. Don Holdaway will not need any coaching on how to propose after trying his luck seven times. He emphasizes the old adage, If at first you don't succeed try, try again. Don did, and won his lucky seventh, which was Virginia Taylor. Virginia took her part splendidly. Lyle Brown was ay grouchy old man. But who wouldn't growl, if they had a wife always complaining of not feeling well, as Ivadell did? West Hills didn't stop to drink in the ordinary way, but just poured it down. Carl and Alene rather enjoyed the pretense of beingengaged. Say! Elmer Terry was a real pal to Don, and proved successful in solving all difficulties. Dean Nuttall was an elderly man of a loving nature. He took his part well, be- cause Dean is a natural lover. Grant will be very useful to his wife when she entertains, after the practice he received in carrying a tray. For at- tractiveness, Cleo Jorgensen, Ruby Jepperson, Donna Madsen, Merl Per- kins and V ilda Haws scored high. The parts were all taken creditably, and everyone in the play worked very diligently for its s.uccess. Was It? 'I'll say! 00 00 Q oo 4,0 oo 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0 00 00 g. 9 0 00 00 0 00 0 2 3 00 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 O20 20 2 050 S 00 0 3, 49: 3 go 32 +3 o o oo oo o'o oo 0 . I it 2,0 0 in 'o 3 o o 3 0 0 33 4 4, 'SP o, Q 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Z2 00 0 00 00 0 0 00 OF 00 64: ,O ok :O o '2fo-c - - ifx o - o o oo o om' .ev . or I 'M 'Svc as Q I 0 . im 8630 0030033280 oi : Z a PAGE FIFTY-THREE

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, 0 00 00 0 . O 0 0 0 0 . ' ,- ' . 0 O 00 S.. 1.2 .1 Q. 355- . 3 . ZY o o , 6 if 0, 1 X Q 0 'Z 1. . ' 00 O 02 m ' D 1 22 Q3 usic ep . ga 0,0 do : so ci. :Q Z2 is 1' - ANNA S. HIN KL Y t Asst. Musical giregor if i ' gg . 0 0 if E VERY student in the Lincoln High School should feel justly proud of the music department after the capable way in which they handled the opera this year. The opera The Two Vagabondsf' taken from the royalist opera Er- rninie , is the most difficult production ever stag-ed in the school. 0 0 0 0 , fi This is the first year the opera has been competitive, and also the first 35 time awards have been given to the cast. Many tried out and an excellent I ' cast of fifteen of the most talented students were chosen. ' 0 lg Due to the illness of Professor Booth, the music was directed' by Anna 3 S. Hinckley, and the staging by Miss Jude. Much credit is due these two capable teachers for the success of the opera. Professor Robertson and students from the B. Y. U. composed the orchestra and were excellent. We are indeed proud of our 'opera cast this year. Inez as Erminie thrilled her audience with each appearance. The Dream Song and Lullaby will n-ever be forgotten. Herbert as.'Eugene did himself proud and was surely typical of his part. Too much cannot be said concerning the clever manner in which Virginia played the role of Javotte. Simon, her lover, played by Don Elliott, was well acted. The two Vagabonds, West and Dean, were a scream. Little did we realize we had two such comedians in the 6 'X school. Merl as Marie was charming, as also was Alene as Cerise. Kenner 'YI as Marquis did very splendid work. Carl Fielding as Chevelier was ex- 422 ceptional f Just as you say l. Don Holdaway as Ernest played his part well, while Carl Andreason as Captain, and Harold Maag, his lieutenant 1 were outstanding. Will we ever forget Cleo as the Princess? Oh how o o I nice J. I The chorus was splendid with many clever dances and costumes. g The lighting system and costuming far excells those of previous years. 2 The Opera will be a lasting impression on all of those in attendance, as gg, well as those participating. fo 45 Q, PAGE FIFTY-FIVE