Mount Cory High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Mount Cory, OH)

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1l ,1l. ll...- . , Top row-D. Clymer, R. Bwersox, R. Crow, C. Guin, A. Kinstle, M. Reichley, B. Powell, C. Romey, Director. Bottom row-R. Moyer, B. Balister, C. Strite, M. Reese, M. Morrison, N. King. A Count Of No Account Archibald Waring-Tramp .,...,...........,,. James Long-Old Man .....,........ ,,......,..........i. . . . Marvin Short-Old Man .,....,.........,..,,. ,.,.. Johann Kramer-German ..,,.......,..,.....,...,,...... Count Henri Negoodio--Freshman.. .,....., ., General Iama Terror-Old Man .....,........ Si Perkins-Yankee ....,..,...,....,...........,...,,.... Hans-Porter ....................,..,...........,,,,..., , .... . Otto-Porter .,...,..,....,......,.......,...,........,...,................. Mrs. Maria Goodley-Old Maid .......,...,,..,.......... Bessie Long-Daughter of Mr. Long ..,,...,...,.. Jessie Short-Daughter of Mr. Short ,....,..,. ..,,...Burnette Powell ,..,.....,.......Arlo Kinstle ..,.......Richard Moyer .,.,..,..,...Norman King ...............Charles Guin .. ......... Charles Stril e Clymer Crow Richard Bowersox ........,.Marsella Reese ....,.MaXine Reichley ,,...........Betty Balister Louise-French Maid .............,.............,,.,,.,,,...............,.....,. .,..,,,,,............ . . .,,....,,. Mary Morrison Clover Time Peter West-Poor but honest ,,.........,.....,,...,.............................,.,,....,. ...............,,,,.,.,,.....,.,.,,...,.............., N orman King Sally West- Isn't she the sweetest thing? ....,.....,.,..,, .,...., . , ...,......,......... ,,,, , ....,.... Marsella Reese John Flint-Owner of the hardest heart and fattest pocketbook in town ...... Arlo Kinstle Fanny Flint-His Wife ..............,,.......,...,..,..,.,.......,..,...............,..,.,..,.........................,.,.....,....,..,.. ,, .,.......... Betty Balister Harry Flint-His Son ....,...... .....,..,,......,....,.,......,..,,.......,. .,,,.,,.... ..........l ,...,......,. ,.,....,.,..........,...,, . . . . B urnette Powell Katherine Flint-John's nifty niece from the big city ..,,, ., ,. .,..,, , , ..,, Maxine Reichley Stumpy Smith-Peter's pal and the toughest guy in the Susquehanna Valley ....,. Don Clymer Fatty McCullough-The town constabul' with lots of law but very little order ......,,...,...,,..,..,,,.....,,..,....,....................,,..,.,.,,,.,.,,.., ,...,....,........,..,,.,,,,..... , -Frank Balister Emmaline .,.......................,,,l...,...,.,,.. K Three Brown Sisters who U ,, ,. ,,,, ,,.. Mary Morrison Caroline ..........,l ..,,. ..,...,..,... 4 l ive in a red house on ,....,l. , ,,,......... Esther Welty Margoline ....,,........,.....................,...,.... 6 Green Street. E . ..............,..... .. . ...Opal Edinger S Y N O P S I S Peter West, poor but honest, lives with his attractive granddaughter, Sally, who runs the Four Leaf Clover Tea Room . Her beau is young Harry Flint, son of the meanest man in town, John Flint. He's a real villain, and is planning to fore- close on the tea room just as the Wests have a chance to sell the land to a manu- facturing company at a big profit. Peter is accused of poisoning his old crony, Stump, but in a last-act climax, Stumpy returns, turns the tables on John Flint, and produces the happy ending. The three Brown Sisters, who always split a sentence three ways, provide much comedy, and so does Fatty, the easy-going constable.

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AUTOGRAPHS

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The Hoodoo Brighton Early--About to be married .......... ,......... ..... Billy Jackson-The heart breaker ........................,.................................. Professor Solomon Spiggot-An authority on Egypt ........... Hemachus Spiggot--His son, aged seventeen ........,.......,.,..,..........,......... Mr. Malachi Meek-A lively old gentleman of sixty-nine ........... Mr. Dun-The burglar ............,..,.........................................................................,......,.... Miss Amy Lee-About to be married ........,,......,..............,................,............... ..............,..Willis King ...............Robert McVey -..Aulton Wagner .,.........Ivan Billings ........Eldon Schafer Richard Coleman ..............Lois Jordan Mrs. Perrington-Shine-Her aunt and Mr. Meek's daughter .....,.......,.......,......,. Mary L. Whisler Gwendolyn Perrington-Shine-Who does just as mamma says .................,... .,.......Maurine King Dodo DeGraft-The dazzling Daisy ...........,.......,....,..........,...............,...,.................... ............. A rnetta Denny Mrs. Ima Clinger--A fascinating young widow .............. ..... Angelina-Her angel child, aged eight .......................,....... Miss Doris Ruffles-Amy's maid of honor ,....,.......,......,, Mrs. Semiramis Spiggot-the mother of seven ..........,.... Eupepsia Spiggot-Her daughter, aged sixteen .............. ..........Maxine Light ---Maxine Inbody .........,,.......Ilda Strite Genevieve Beagle ..........Viginia Crow Miss Longnecker-A public school teacher ......,............... .,,l.........,. J osephine Dukes Lulu-By name and nature ...........,...........,....,........,..... ,,...,..... ............. B e tty Jene Carr Aunt Paradise-The colored cook lady .,....,........ ......,.............,.. M ary K. Harper Five Little Spiggots ....,..,.,........,.............................,..............,.............,..............,..,......................,....... The Dukes Children Time-1912, in late September. Place-Mrs. Perrington-Shine's country home about thirty minutes from Philadelphia. Occasion-A house party at the Lee-Early wedding. SYNOPSIS Prof. Spiggot gives Brighton for a wedding gift, a marvelous Egyptian scarab. Under its evil influence, Brighton is blackmailed by a former flame, the susceptible Billy finds himself engaged to three ladiesg the professor is accused of bigamy and Dun, the burglar, is caught. Matters straighten out when the scarab is buried. Junior-Senior Banquet The Seniors will never forget May tenth when they were royally and highly entertained by the brilliant Junior class at the very solemn annual Junior-Senior banquet which was held in the high school auditorium. The auditorium was beautifully decorated by the keen-minded Juniors. A very unique idea-a sailor scene-was carried out. It was so gorgeously decorated that it made you feel you were Long John Silver himself. The placards were made es- pecially for the occasion, they were small sail boats. The programs were very ar- tistically decorated with skull and cross bones. The stage was decorated with a pirate scene. In keeping with the decorations the girls wore white sailor dressesg the boys, white trousers and dark coats. After the dinner was served, a delightfully entertaining program was presented by the members of the Junior class. Remarks by Mr. Simpkins and Mr. Hutton provided some of the entertainment. Besides the members of the Junior and Senior classes and high school faculty, Mrs. Robert Hutton and Laura Emily Simkins were present. It was another of those highly interesting unforgettable events of our thrilling high school days.