Marietta High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Marietta, MN)

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OUR WILL WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF ' 5, OF MARIETTA HIGH SCHOOL, MAKE ANO DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL ANO TEST AMENT: TO THE UNLUCKY CLASS WHO WILL GET IT, WE WILL OW HOME ROOM, THE LABORATORY CLAIRVONT DRUSE WILLS HIS MUSTACHE TO 006 ViARGOWSKY. Gladys and wilma Jean will their battle over Chub to JOAN AND MARY LU OVER ANY GUY THEY CAN FIND Kenneth Tilbury wills hi3 freckles to Donny Clark in the HOPES THAT DOWV WILL BE AS PROUO OF THEM AS CHUB IS Joyce ano Elaine will their lasting friendship to betty kruse and Elaine eioem. Gladys Kanstrup wills her ability to hold onto one boy frieno to Katherine Me nab. Elaine Engebretson and Wilma Jean will their attraction for older men to any one who can keep up their standards. Ray Lund ano Nemeth Tilbury will their ability to get into MISCHIEF TO WARREN IVERKS ANO WARREN TlLBURY Wilma Jean wills her false teeth to Mary Lu Gearman. We, the Seniors, will our class advisor, Mr. Thormoosgaaro, to whichever class is lucky enough to get him. Elaine wills her interest in the navy to Orla Mae, providing ORLA DOESN'T INTERFERE WITH THE PART THOT INTERESTS ELAINE Joyce wills her dimples to Hilda beninga in the hope that they WON'T GET HER IN AS MUCH TROUBLE AS THEY HAVE JOYCE CLAIRMONT WILLS HIS INTEREST IN A XjNIOR GIRL TO WARREN Iwerks and Donnie ransom. Joyce Tilbury and Elaine will their defense sta table to Katherine and hiloa hoping thot they won't worry or lose any SLEEP OVER IT. We, the Seniors, will our privileges to the Seniors of next YEAR IN THE HOPE THAT THEY AT LEAST WILL GET THEM. merlin wills his ability to keep his glasses pousheo in class to Katherine in case it should become necessary. Joyce and Wilma jean will their giggles in law class to who- ever can make good use of them Ray Lund wills his naps in law class to Warren Iwerks who ALWAYS SEEMS TO NEED THE REST. KEMCTH TlLBlflY WILLS HIS ABILITY TO SPEND SO MUCH OF H|3 TIME WITH THAT CERTAIN SENIOR BRUNCTTE TO WARREN TlLBURY OVER HIS OLOND, IN HOPES THAT WARREN AM) HIS BLOND WON'T OVERDO IT. Ray Lund wills his ability to have an interest in girls in GENERAL TO WARNER VOLK IN HOPES THAT WARNER WON'T LET IT BOTHER HIM AS IT HAS RAY. Joyce and Wilma JEan will their olo air mail envelopes to ANYONE WHO NEEDS THEM. The Senior girls will their old notes fro?.', under thc univents TO ANY ONE WHO NEE08 SOME REAL IOEAS. WE, the Seniors, declare this our last will and testament AS DULY CLOSED.

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SENIOR CUSS PUY Take It Easy , a farce-coicdy in twee acts, by William 0. Fisher ms presented by the seniors on April 27 in THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM IT WAS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MRS» MVRLE MINEFMAN. TW CAST OF CHARACTERS WERE: MRS. AMAMJA HIGHGATE, ECCENTRIC TYPE . .JOYCE TlLBl Y NANCY HIGHGATE, TIC DAUGHTER. • • • GLADYS KANSTRUP Tom Laurence, an artist ............................ Orube LON TORENCE, A HOUSE PAINTER. • . • . RAY LUNO JOW FLCRENZ, AN UPKNOWN QUANTITY. • • -.ROBERT WARGOWGKY Florence, the maid............................Wilma jean R y PHILIP, THE BUTLER..........................MERLIN MANOSAGER Mary, tic cook. • . •••• Elaiic engebretson Arthur, the yard boy. ............................. Tilblry Beagle Jones, tic cetective. . • • .Jaacs maas Story of the Play THE SITUATION AT HIGHGATE HOUSE VttS SUFFICIENTLY BEWILDERING WITH THE ERRATIC MRS HlGKJATE CONTINUALLY FORGETTING NMCS AND MISTAKING TTC IDENTITIES OF HER DAUGHTER AND SERVANTS, BUT IT BECOMES A PANDEMONIUM OF RIB-CRACKING LAUGHS WWN, IN ICR MAO SCRAMBLE TO KEEP FROM BEING OUTDONE IN HER SOCIAL SET, SEE DECIDES TO HAVE NCR PORTRAIT PAINTED—AND BY AN artist, Tom Laurence, whom she wo ordered from the house THE WEEK BEFORE WHILE HE WAS VISITING HER DAUGHTER, NANCY And ON.Y BECAUSE of his choice of neckties I WCN Tom arrives, he conspires with Wncy TO HAVE a house PAINTER, WHO 18 SIMILAR TO HIM IN NAME AM) APPEARANCE, ACT IN HIS PLACE, WHILE « BECOMES TW MOUSE PAINTER, IN OROER THAT l€ MAY REMAIN HER FURTICR COMPLICATIONS ARISE VWCN JOW FLORENZ, AN UNINVITED GUEST, ALSO OF THE SAME GENERAL APPEARANCE, AS TOM, ARRIVES ON TVC SCENE CLOSELY FOLLOWED BY BEAGLE JONES, THE HUMAN BLOOOHOUNCf DETECTIVE MRS. HIGHGATE, UNABLE TO TELL TVE TWEE APART, IS COM- PLETELY BEWILOERED BY TW APPEARANCE OF HER ARTIST UNDER TW MOST AMAZING CIRCUMSTANCES, WHILE TIC DETECTIVE IS BUT LITTLE MORE EN.IGHTENED TW DIFFICULTIES OF THESE SITUATIONS BECOME MORE AND MORE COMPLEX AS THE PLAY PROGRESSES, INVOLVING A «JUEER MALADY Pocketit is from which Florence, tie maid, is suffering; THE TIMID LOVE OF PHILIP, THE BUTLER, FOR HER; THE kjman bloookxjno activities OF Beagle Jones, tic detective; TW WHIRLWIND COURTSHIP OF THE COOK BY TW EVER-HUNGRY, ARTIST-HOUSE PAINTER, lON TORENCE; AND THE COOK’S EXTREME DISLIKE OF THE MISCHIEVOUS YARD BOY, ARTHUR.