Nevada High School - Cub Yearbook (Nevada, IA)

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IITHE MUMMY AI-ID THE MUMPS' SENIOR CLASS PLAY DIRECTED BY MR. KEITH CRR APRIL ao, I943 SIR I-EOTOR FISI-I---.--A-- ------------ ---- ----------JOHN DICKINSON FRANCIS BR I ScOE-I----.I--------- ------- -----f----CL I FF TEMDLEMAN WILLIAM LAIDLAMI---I-A --------------------------- ----ROBERT DUNAI-IOO JAMES SLAIVMON IRAOKERI--------H -------- -- --- - ------PAUL FARREN PERKINS THE SHER!FF---'- ---------------- - ------ ---ROBERT BAMFORD ANNA HAMPTON- ------ ----------- ---- ------------f-A ----I-MARILYN I-INMIBLY MAUDE MULLEN -------------- ------------------------LOUISE BILLMAN UULCIE DUMBLE--- ------------ ----- ---- --- ----- WANDA DANNENSURQ-:R AGATI-IA LAIDLAW------w ------ ------- ------ ----H---VIRGINIA YEAGER PHOEBE BEEBE-----I------------n ------- ----CORA MARIE FARREN ACT In COMBINATION OFFICE AND RECEPTION ROOM AT FENELLA. MORNING ACT II. SAME' NEXT MORNING ACT Ill. SAME. THAT EVENING MISS LAIDLAW, TI-E FOUNDER AND SUPERINTENDENT OF TI-E MOST ExLUsIvE GIRL'S SCHOOL IN THE EAST, HAS UNDER CONTRACT A DISTINGUISHED MAN OF LANGJAGES NAMES SIR I ECTOR FISH. SIR I-EOTOR ALSO IS FAMOUS FOR HIS MUMMY, QUEEN 0-Z0-EL-MAN-DQ, WHICH FE FOUND IN AN EGYPTIAN TOMB. MISS LAIDLAW, AT THE CLOSE OF TI-IE SOI-DOL TERM IM-IEN ALL TI-E GIRLS WERE TO HAVE DONE HOME, INVITES HER NEPI-IEw, BILL LAIDLAw, TO VISIT HER. BILL IN TURNS INVITES A FRIEND, BRI- ScEE BRISOOE. TI-EY FALLQIN LOvE WITH TWD GIRLS, UULCIE DUM- BLE AND MAUDE NULLEN, wHO COULDN'T So HOME BECAUSE OF A MUMP EPIDEMIC. SIR HECTOR IS LIKEWISE DETAINED Sv MUMPS BJT MANASES TO ES- CAPE QUARANTINE BY ARRIVING AT THE SCHOOL IN HIS MUMMY CASE. UPON ARRIVAL FE DISCOIIERS, BRlSCEE IS INPERSONATING HIM IN ORDER THAT HEMISHT STAY AND BE CLOSE TO MDUDEO THE PLOT THICKENS UPON SIR HECTOR'S ARRIVAL. HLMOR AND LAIJGIS BY TI-E SCORE ARE ADDED WHEN RACKER , THE HANDY MAN VIHO IS A JACK OF ALL TRADES AND MASTER OF NONE, IS MENTALLY COMPLEXED Sv THE MYSTERY OF EVERYTHINGO ONE THAT HE DOESN'T FIQJRE OUT IS, WI-IAT'S BECOME OF DOLLY ?

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JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL I2, I943, TI'E SENIDRS AND FACULTY ENLISTED AT THE ARMORY OF CAMP COLO HIGH SCHOOL AS GUESTS OF THE IAJNIOR CLASQ UPON ENTERING TI'E SERVICE EACH GUEST WAS GIVEN A SERVICE HAT ISOLDIER, SAILOR OR MARINEI DESIGNATING VIHICH BRANCH OF TI'E SERVICE HEWAS ENTERINGg TI-E ARMORY CEILING WAS PATRIOTICALLY DECORATED WITH RED, WHITE AND BLUE STREAMERS FOR THIS FESTIVE OCCASION. AMERICAN FLAGS, GUNS, AND AIRPLANES, ALL HELPED IN CREATING A MILITARY ATMOSPI'E?E. THE TABLES IAERE IN A LARGE V FORMATION WITH EACH GUEST FACING THE OFFICERS TABLES WHICH WAS PLACED AT THE TCP OF THE Vu LARGE UIWLE SAM HAT VASES OF CUT FLOVIERS AND CANDLES MADE A VERY IIPRESSIVE CENTER PIECE. AT EACH INDIVIDUAL PLACE WAS A SAILOR OR SOLIDER IPLLCE CARDI HOLDING A RED, WHITE AND BLUE SHIELD PROGRAMS. OPEN PARACI-UTES WERE FILLED WITH AMMUNITION. MESS CALL WAS SOUNDED AT 7230. EACH WAITRESS WAS DRESSED AS A RED cnoss NJRSE3 WITH A SAILOR, SOLDIER, OR MARIIE PARDNER. SAILORS ON RAI-'T VITAMINS ON PARADE MILITARY SALAD BJLLETS TORPEDOES HAND GRENADES fkrbffk DEPTH Bomas Pkfbk Ty Ng Tl A FINE TOAST PROGRAM WAS GIVEN UNDER TI-E comwwo OF THE CZNERAI. GENE Dow. THE REMAINDER OF TI-E EVENING WAS SPENT DANCING' TAPS souNoEo AT IIZOO P.M.