Medora High School - Medorian Yearbook (Medora, IN)

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WH:Af.QF..l'I5t.12.1SE1.3.l.Fili.?. ILS?..lS.ll?lESi PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF MEDORA HIGH SCHOOL AT THE HIGH scuool. AUDITORIUM Saturday, April 15, .1922 at 8:00 P. M. CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of appearance on stage. Ebenezer Goodly, professor of anatomy - - James Crooke Mrs. Goodly, Ebenezer's wife - Juanita Matlock Richard Heatherly, model young man - Thomas Hall Majorie, Ebenezer's daughter - Wilma Massena Helma, Swedish maid - - Carrie Stewart Cissy, Ebenezer's ward - Cecille Fountain Minerva, Ebenezer's daughter I - Hazel Beem Alvina, Mrs. Goot1ly's sister - Grace Johnson Jones, travels for a hymn book house - Joe Smith Holder, a policeman - - - George Wm. Zollman Anthony Goodly, D. D., Bishop of Ballarat - Dwight Hill Bigbee, inmate of sanitorium '- I ' - - Graydon Hill Fuller, superintendent of sanatorium - - Theodore Wright SYNOPSIS Scene-Professor Goodly's New York home: Time-Present. ACT I.-Richard loses his ticket to a prize fight. Mr. Goodly is induced to attend fight. The police raid the mill and the Professor falls, hurting his eye. The Pro- fessor and Richard bribe Helma to say she did not see them leave or come in. Jones, to escape the police, enters Professor Goodly's home. He disguises himself in the Bishop's clothes and plays the part of the expected Bishop. ACT II.-The family eager to please the Bishop tJonesJ. Jones plays doctor to Mr. Goodly, who is completely in his power. Cissy suspects Jones. The real Bishop arrives and wants his clothes. He wants to see his brother. Jones has trouble in keeping everybody satisfied. Marjorie and Richard quarrel. Bigbee, escaped patient from sanitorium, meets the real Bishop, wrapped in a blanket, and takes him for a fellow Indian. Alvina, believing Jones is real Bishop thinks he ought to know her. Everybody afraid of the Indian. ACT III. -Everybody still afraid of the Indian. Alvina insists on making love to Jones. The real Bishop appears and is told that Alvina is Jones' sister, Mary Jane. Jones is caught kissing the maid. The patient appears and is locked up by Jones, who thinks he is the Bishop. Fuller appears and takes Bigbee away. The Bishop appears in Jones' clothes and is taken to the police station by Holder. Jones acts as peacemaker between Richard and Marjorie. The police believe the Bishop's story and Professor Goodly decides to tell the whole truth. J ones saves the day for them all. Music by H. S. Orchestra '

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TERRCRS OE THE NIGHT When the day gives way to the darkness, And you sit in the firelight's glow, And the rain with a dreary patter falls, And the north winds howl and blow, You think of the ghosts and the shadows, And imagine a stealthy tread . Comes from each doorway and crevice As a meeting of men long dead. A hand turns the knob in the hallway, Low voices are heard drawing near, You tremble and think of the darkness, And the terrors that all children fear. ' Yet you listen again for the haunters, The terror you feel is unkown, The voice sounds familiar, O happiest hour! 'Tis the voices of father and mother come home. . -T. W. '22

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