Morrison High School - Morrisonian Yearbook (Morrison, IL)

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A--ALL - or - A - SUDDEN PEGGY Senior Class Play produced at the Auditorium on the night of June 7, 1916, at 8:30 o'cloclc CAST OF CHARACTERS Anthony, Lord Crackenthorpe .,.. CC Charles A. Burr CFell0w of the Entomological Sociemyl The Hon. Jimmy Keppel C eeeee ,....o.,,.... eoeeee C C CC CC Harold Smith Cliis brotherj Major Archie Phipps Cretiredl C C rrrr. CC fLady Crackenthorpe's brotherj Jack Menzies C C CC ..,...rr...orrr..rr C Parker r.,.,..,rr,r CC C C C QFootman at Hawkhurstb Alfred Collins C Walter Knox Clyde Crump LucasC ,r,,,,,. rrrrrr,, C r,r.,rr..,,......r.,.,,, C CCCCCC,,.CC CCC..CCC C C CCCC C CCC. F red Rastede QMauservanIC at Jimmy's flatl Lady Crackenthorpe C ..CCCCC C C CC CCCCCCCC CC C CCCCCCC ,C qLord Crackenthorpe's motherb The Hon. Millicent Keppel C CC CC CCCC CC CC C C C C The Hon. Mrs. Colquhoun C CC C Martha Burns -Helen Olds Clara Hanson Mrs. 0'Mara C C C C CCCCCC C C Sara Mitchell qwidow of Prof. O'Mara, F. R. SJ . - and - PEGGY CCCCCCC CCCCCCC C C CCALICE ROWLAND fl-ler daughterl SYNOPSIS Act I-The Suddenness of Peggy. Act II-The Suddenness of Consequences. Act III-The Consequences of Suddenness.

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A FEW OF THE BESTAND LATEST MUSICAL HITS Why Don't the Men Propose? , LL EEEEEEEE,. ,,,,,,,A,..,.. ,EY, E.,..,,, S o l 0 by Ruby W. In M. H. S. Forever .rrEE.rrr .L L L ,L.Trio by Collins, Rick and B. Ritchie How I Live on 39c a Week and Wear Lavender Socks LL LL LL L, LL L ..Bare-of-tone by Alvin Flikk Why I Run as if I Had the Spring Halt ee.....,r,... ,e,,,e,,, W illard Martin The Strollers LL LL e...... e...... ......... L L L L LL I... Solo by B. Johnston Bright Lights ,,,, ,,,,,,.,w ,eeee L L L .Duet by Olive Cassel and Aelred Kraft Making Eyes at Alfred LLLLLLLL. L LL .L L LLLLLLLLLLL ...Mary Snyder How Stick and I Run Things L LL . L L .Harold Smith, Ed. He Knew Not What to Say and So He Swore L. L LLRobt. Weaver Schmile und der vorld smiles mit you, Laff und der vorld vill roarg Howl und der vorld vill leaf you, Und neffer come back no more. Nor all of us can'd be handsome, Nor all of us haf fine clothes, But a schmile is not achpensive, Und covers a vorld of voes. Silently, one by one, In the infinite grade books of the teachers, Blossom zeroes, The for-get-me-nots of the pupils.

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WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND COLUMN WANTED---A date with anyone: old maids and married women need not apply. Bayard Hollinshead WANTED---A man to light my pipe while I am studying. Earl Weaver WANTED---A good place to boardg environment must be mostly feminine. Howard Wentz WANTED---A class of students who will recite at least once a week. Miss Utley LOST---A pink necktie by Episcopal church. Resembled a bed blanket to a marked degree. Alfred Collins FOUND---A fellow. CD Theo Blodgett WANTED---A nurse. One who is capable of handling small children. Freshman Class WANTED---A NEW GYMNASIUM. EVERYBODY LOST---One of my fellows. CSeniorD G. B. FOR SALE---A good bicycle, price 75c. Perfect in every defect. Buyer must furnish good bank reference, Walter Knox WANTED---A man to see me Sunday nights. Ethel Gaffey FOR SALE---All text books of the Senior Class. Good as newg never been used. Seniors WANTED---More milk. Freshies WANTED---Someone to take the pride and over-bearing swell-headedness out of the Apropos Club. Everybody FOUND---A girl in love with him. CD Emerson Peterson FOR RENT---My class sweater. Gladys Raridon WANTED---Doris. Hank WANTED---A penny's worth of cough dropsg will take them with me. Walter Knox LOST---Our brain-working power. Cause, publication of Morrisonian. Reward, nothing. Smith and Burr