Marysville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Marysville, KS)

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86 MARYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Senior Class Song 1916 I Words by Bess Parrish. Tune: What's the Matter With Father. WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE SENIORS? A bunch of High School Seniors were as happy as could beg They gave their cheers for Beavers, dear, until they couldn't see. T'was Beavers this and Smith that, and Beavers dear some more, 'Til one of them jumped up and threw his chair down on the floor. Chorus. What's the matter with the Seniors-they're all right. What's the matter with the Seniors-we yell with all our might. l'm very strong for the faculty, but the Seniors are the ones for me. What's the matter with the Seniors?-they're all right. Unruh said the Seniors were a merry class to see, But Waite contradicted him, this is the way, said she. The Seniors work and never shirkg they're always here on timcg If I should take a choice of all, the Seniors are for mine. QChorus.J Twenty-one, they are in all, if none should fail to pass, And every member, large or small, is loyal to his class. Some are short and some are tall, and some are lank and lean, But there's no fault at all to find with the class of sweet sixteen. fChorus.J Hilda Thompson NormA Tyler LoLa Newton Marie SChulte Hattie McNUlty Golda Mayhew Bessie Parrish Rachel CoOper Louise Wullschleger EDna Patterson PaulinE Weuster Blanche Russell

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MARYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 85 Senior Class Play AARON Bocos, FnEsHMAN. CAST: Aaron Boggs, a Freshman ............ ..... P erry Hutchinson Happy Jimmie Jamieson, a Junior .... .... F rancis Maldoon Beau Carter, a Senior ................. .... C harles Faulkner Pepper Jervis, a Sophomore .............. ...... R oy Raemer First Student, the Cad ......................... Will Patterson Epenteus P. Boggs, Splinterville Push ........ John McMahon lVIr. Chubb, born tired ................... ....... W m. Mayer Casey Jones .......................... .......... N ils N ork Second-Hand Abey, the Jew ................. Martin Dougherty Miss Elyzabethe Maudelia, a waitress .......... Hilda Thompson Mrs. Chubb, a boarding house keeper ........... Hattie McNulty Mrs. Pickens, a boarding house keeper ............ Norma Tyler Miss Evelyn Newcomb, a College Belle .......... Blanche Russell Lois Hunter, a Girl's Friend .................... Marie Schulte Cherry Carruthers, with a changeable heart ...... Rachel Cooper Loretta Rea, a romantic Junior ................. Golda Mayhew Miss Dolly de Cliffe, a Vaudeville Queen ......... Edna Patterson First Professor ............................. Thomas Warders Second Professor ..................... Leslie Billingsley First Girl ........ ......................... B essie Parrish Second Girl ..... ...................... L ouise Wullschleger Place .......... ..... A ny Small Co-Educational College Time ............ ........................ T he Present Time of Playing .......... Two Hours and Thirty Minutes SYNOPSIS. ,ACT I.-The College Campus. In college years, when life's at spring. The old love seems a little thing, And headsare turned by the college whirl, And the Freshman seeks a college girl. ACT II.-A College Boarding House. Off with the old love, on with the new, But often the newer love won't do. The sweetest rose is the old rose pressed- And I sometimes think that the old love's best. ACT III.-Same as Act II. For a college life is a thing apart, And a college love is a whim of the heart. But the heart beats true, tho' the world seems slow, When you love the girl that you used to know.

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MARYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 87 Alumni BY C. wsulsnn. E. C. Webber, '07 .......... ......... P resident R. M. Montgomery, '11 ..... ..... V ice-President Mrs. W. B. Temple, '11 ..... ....... T reasurer Waldemar v. Riesen, '06 .... ...... S ecretary 1884. Elnora Gilson CMrs. A. J. Whitmorej 804 Topeka Ave. . .Topeka Mollie Pierce fdeceasedj. 1885. Emma Mohr CMrs. F. B. Gatchellj, 1315 Tyler St ........ Topeka John C. Cottrell .............................. Irving, Kansas Hugo A. Hohn ............................ Marysville, Kansas Herbert Tilney ................... .... M arysville, Kansas Clarence E. Hicker, 1207 N. Steel St ..... ....... T acoma, Wash. 1886. Alex. Schmidt .................... ...... M arysville, Kansas Chas. A. Arand, 201 Adams Bldg ........ Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Alice Braly CMrs. Meansl ................. Lake Worth, Florida F. A. Leland, Asst. Gen. Ft. Agt., Frisco R. R. ..... St. Louis, Mo. Ernest Renoe, Chief Clerk R. M. S. .... . Clara Boyd .......................... 1887. Owsley Lonergan ................. Fred McCurdy Cdeceasedj. Lola Mabie,'1106 N. 18th St .... Lennie C. Libby ................ Rudolph Kalenborn ............... 1888. Fred K. Farwell .................. Herbert J. Garnett, 684 N. Vine St .... John G. Ellenbecker ............... Sylvia M. Bain CMrs. John Dexterj ..... Gertie Crane CMrs. Gcrtie Scottj ...... Minnie Cottrell CMrs. J. G. Schmidlerj . . Rosa Bletcher CMrs. James Dexterj .... Orel Doten CMrs. Orel Fosterj ........ John Brown ......................... N o Class in 1889. ..........St.Louis,Mo. Caddress unknownj . . . Ralston, Okla. . . . . . .St. Joseph, Mo. Mt. Pleasant, Texas . . . . . . Tacoma, Wash. . . . . .Orange, Texas . . . . . . . Guthrie, Okla. .Marysville, Kansas .Marysville, Kansas .Marysville, Kansas . . .Marietta, Kansas . . . .Bland, New Mexico Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . .Orange, California