Mount Pleasant High School - Tattler Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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Annual Declamatory Contest ORATORICAL Harold Karrer DRAMATIC Helen Thamre ........ .....................,,........,......,. Evelyn Chamberlain lc sv sc Michael Strogoff, Currier to the Czar ................. Mary Logan Helen Phelps Madam X ...... ............................,............. Pauline Smlith Just David ....,.. ........................,........,.. Jane Wilson I A HUMOROUS How the Church was Built at Keyhoe's Bar ........ Duties of the Majorities and Minorities under the Constitution By Wayne B. Wheeler Ward Jules Verne Bennet Anonymous .......By Eleanor H. Porter Over the Banistersn ................................................,... .. ........ by Carolyn Wells Ruth Bell The Abandoned Elopementn .... , ..........................,...... .......... b y J . C. Lincoln Charlotte Davis At Home With His Friends , ......,.........................,,.. .,..,..... b y Tarkington Wilma Lathrop Forty-Nine Cent Store .... . ........................................ ,...,. , .... , ,.,.,., , Jessie Lauger Si and I .,..... ........................................................... b y Harry Newton Retha Smith Music ,.....,.. ........,...............,......................,..............,...... l Iigxh School Girls, Glee Club The contest rvvas held in the Assembly room of the Senior High build- ing. Each division of the contest was well represented by the different members of the three classes. Harold Karrer, Jane Wilson and Charlotte Davis were the winners of their sections. The first contest was held at New London, and miuch to everyonc's surprise and happiness, our three contest- ants also took first place. At Burlington, Harold Karrer Won first in the sub-district contest. At Ainsworth, he again was victor and was entitled to enter the district contest at Pella. Here, under peculiar and trying circumstances he won second place and the silver medal. Mta. Pleasant High School is proud to have a representative go so high. eQJHm:owngweaxnvNnzmwmxmxenmnvwazrvwaxmwm1nvxvmw4zmwmznvwm wwxnnwuwwuwwzrwa

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The Dramatic Club HIGH School Dramatic Club, the first one in many years, was organi- zedj for Juniors and Seniors by Mrs. Warhurst, of Mt. Pleasant. About forty students hastened to join. Inorder that all members could have the privilege oi' being in the play it was decided that three plays would be given in the course of one year. Soon the play Why Smith Left Home , was started. p . p fi the amateur performance given in this town. ern Stars. The cast Was: John Smith ............... Mrs. John Smith .................. Count Von Guggenheim .......... Major Duncombe. ......... . ..... General Billetdoux ........ Mrs. Billetdoux ...,... Robert Walton ......... Mrs. Walton-Rose ...... Miss Smith .,,........ Julia ............ Elsie ................... Lavinia Daly ....... After miany Weeks of steady practice the play Was ready for the public. Everyone swas anxious to hear and. see how well a play could be given by High School students, so the College Chapel was crowded on February twen- ty-third. Every player did exceptionally Well and 1nany decreed that it was The play was repeated about a month later for the benefit of the East- ...........Ja-ck Thomas .........Florence Felgar ,,.........Harry Rugg .......Francis Seitz ........Harold Karrer ........Pauline Smith .......Sam Ewart Joy Hall Mary Logan Florence Schuerman .Margaret R o g e r s ..,.....Rebecca Perdew H591 n:oennvowns'4L9