Lockridge High School - Golden L Yearbook (Lockridge, IA)

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Operetta The operetta, Miss Cherryblossom, was presented at the C March 22. The following was the cast: Cherryblossom .................... Kokemo, owner of the Tea Garden .... Jack, New Yorker visiting Japan ....... Harry, Jack's pal in love with Jessica ..... Horace Worthington, New York broker--- James Young, his secretary ---------.-- Jessica Vanderpool, Worthington's niece ---- Togo, Japanese politician ------------.------.- ommunity Building Edna Rauscher Francis Littleton -------Eddie Linn -- --Raymond Hostetler -------Glenn Graf Merwyn Cochran Virginia Cavenee Everetf Graf Geisha Girls, in Kokemo's Tea Garden: Flossie Smith, Amy Arnold, Ruth Carlborg, Marjorie Smith. SETTING Kokemo's Tea Garden, Tokyo, Japan. TIME At Present. Act I. Afternoon. Act II. Nightlof same day. Act III. Night one week later. PERSONNEL Nedra Archibald Doris Cochran Margarett Geiger Dorothy Hostetler Mabel Wolf Shirley Gohn Kathleen Linderson Jeanette Prouty Pianist ---------------------- Frank Weston Max Jacobson Carl Sodergren Willard Nelson Howard Messer Raymond Swanson Robert Grubb Vernon Leeper ---------------Eu 11 ice Mac Gilchrist

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High School Band Curnets- Utha Mickey Junior Carlson Everett Gruf Frnncis Littleton Ulnrinets- Mux Jacobson Flnssie Smith Everett lloizner Altos- Curl Soderprren Trrmbones- Eddie Linn Raymond Hostetler Robert Ml:Miekle Bass Horns- Harold Gustafson Leslie Linn Baritone- Frank Weston Snare Drum- Robert Elliott Bass Drum- Glenn Graf Virginia Cavenc Several new members were added to the band during the year to make up foi those lost to the band for various reasons. Several were added to the beginners band, George Boel, Leroy White, Loretta Carlson, and Mark Weston, now trying hard to become proficient enough to be placed with the big band. During the year we purchased purple tams with the letters L. H. S. in old gold. People have been kind enough to say that these add much to our appearance.

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High School Chorus Sopranos- limlna Rauscher Amy Arnolnl Mabel Wolf Ruth Carlbnrg Florence Smith Margaret Geisler Doris Cochran Marjorie Smith Dorothy Hostetler Altos- Ten Flossie Smith Virginia Cavenee Nedrn Archibald Shirley Gohn Bass- Howard Messer Glenn Graf Francis Littleton Frank Weston urs- Vernon Leeper Rziymonml Hostetler Willard Nelson Curl Sodergren Eddie Linn Robert Grubb Raymond Swanson Max Jacobson Everett Graf Sweet melodies could be head emanating from Mr. Calkin's room at all hours of the day and night: during the year. Hardly a day passed without someone practic- ing' for a music event. First we learned the songs for our operetta, Miss Cherry- blnssomf' after the operetta we began practice on three songs to be used at the Jefferson County Musical Festival, and six of our number did special work on a sextette number. Much to our disappointment the festival had to be cancelled. We made our final appearance when we sang at the commencement exercises.