Madrid High School - Pirate Yearbook (Madrid, NE)

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SENIOR PLAY Gone With the Girls is the story of the Capp family, their trials, troubles, and eccentricities. There is Marge Capp, an ambitious girl of seventeen who wants to be a radio announcer and every occasion is an opportunity to address her dear public . Next in line is Doris, who is 'interested mostly in worms which she brings into the house much to the disgust of the others. Eve is the spoiled brat of the family and she just lo-oeoves ice cream. Oh! yes, there is Sonny the one and only boy in the family. The children are all trying to break up their mother's engagement to a high society prig , Gregory Thatcher Van Stael. Ora, the maid, is really quite a comical person and it just makes people sick not to see her work. Mother Capp in one of her occasional moments of worrying about her family, decides they are not cultured or polished enough so she rushes to engage a companion and tutor for the children and a nurse for Gramps. By garr, just about forgot about Gramps the high light of the family who is interested in a little peace and quiet and to do anything that will keep Alecia from marrying that Van Stael. Well, the plans worked because Mother is now engaged to Captain 0'Malley of the police force.

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Fred Smithie Fannie Smithie Lucy Smithie Barbara Hanson Harld Ainsworth Jack Bird ' Mrs. George Wonder Mr. George Wonder Hank Webster Evans JUNIOR PLAY a husband a husband's boss their off-spring a friend a week-end guest a visitor a social light a social tail-light limb of the law maid Harold Vonderfecht Jean Ann Houtz Audrey Lovenbur g Delores Wiebe Kenneth Kornelson Charles Buchanan Betty Bullock Bob Tjaden Bernard Lee Ardis Carothers Mrs. Fred Smithie, who has social ambitions, invites Harold Ainsworth, a famous interior decorator, for a week-end under the the impression that he is an old admirer of hers from the ole home town. Hoping for a quiet time, he accepts and for a time tries to carry out the deception. Then Fred Smithie, the husband with many ail- ments, decides to liven up the party by having Harold make love to the various members of the household, playing up his passion for checker games as a reweard. All goes well until Harold actually falls for Barbara Hanson, an attractive grass widow, who is one of the guests. Complications begin and further involved by the arrival of Luch Srnithie's boy-friend, who wishes to elope with her. The'evening's activities are helped along by Mrs. George Wonder and her social tail-light of a hus- band, who never gets a chance to say a single word as long as she is there to say it for him. He does crash through with the key-:note comment on the whole proceeding, but not until Mrs. Smithie is driven to fainting hysterics. Lucy is believed kidnapped, her boy-friend nearly thrown into jail as a notorious criminal, Harold has his face slapped, Fred shoots himself with a shot gun, and general confusion reigns. The entire insane jumble made a hilarious evenings entertainment for the audience and a panic of laughs at the expense of the Junior Class. -ll-