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

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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

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Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs OON after the opening oi' school the Glee Clubs began practice. 'i he girls, in clue time, sang before the Assembly and won instant approval. Work was commenced a little later, on the operetta, t'Patricia . Both Glee Clubs were represented in the main parts of Patricia , and the rest of the members made up the chorus. The H. S. orchestra played with the choruses and during the intermission. The musical comedy was a story of a maid in the Montgomery house- hold lzc-ing: presented iizcognito to a crowd ol' aristocratic young people. The maid took the name oi' Lady Patriciai and was so introcluced by Reginald. Mrs. lll0Dl1Q'0lll01'Y7S son. The people plan a picnic and while in the woods come across some gypsy girls who tell their fortunes. Mrs. Montggoinery ar- rives in time to reveal Patricia's real identity. Frieda. Schliep took the part of ul.,Zlt1'lCl2lll and carried her role most ably. The Work of Mary Logan, Marguerite Mountain, Sam Ewart and Har- lan Perdew was exceptionally fine. This operetta was given February 28th at the Auclitorium, and was one of the big: successes of the season.