Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

Page 32 text:

ACT V Spanish Dance--Coached by Miss Hoyt. Act V was a very clever interpretation of the Spanish dance by Lila Kocker and Viola Hadley. ACT VI Two Pantomiues-Coached by Mrs. Vaughn. Lord Ullin's Daughter and HA Scotch Ballad. I U - Lord Vllin ,,,,,,,,,,,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, G eorge Easter Lord Tjllins Daughter ................ Eric BJorkgren Scottish Chief ,,,.,,,... ..,.,,,.. E rnest Newstead Boatman .,.......... ,,,... . . .... ......... R olancl McC1intiCk THE BEAUTEOUS I-IEPZIBAH-A FOLK BALLAD CHARACTERS Lover Ffrdiiiand ,,..,,,. ,..... .... D e ssie Burr C'VIlvl Parent.. .... ....,... H azel Burr Hcpzibah .....,.,.. ...........,. .....,.......... J e well Erekson Fierce Animal .......,..... ..,...... ......,....... E a rl Morlar The Eighth Wonder of the World, The Jabberwold'-A dwarf-like creature found in the wilds of Africa-Jewell Erekson. ACT VII The Coon-Town Millionaire, coached by Mr. Osa- The Coon-Town Millionaire' was a one-act comedy, featuring the population of Coon-Town, their love affairs and troubles. CHARACTERS General Phil Previous, the Coon-Town millionaire ....,. ..........,..,., S ylvan Ely Teddy Highbrown, a highbrown aviator ................. l..... E rnest Newstead Lucius Hamm, the back ragman ..,....,,................. ....,,, E ric Bjorkgren Officer Hunks, a cullud policeman ........,,......... ....... N elson Cheney Lady Queena Sheba Previous, a social leader ......, ........ 1 .ucille VVood Perfumery Previous, a belle of Coon-Town ....... ...... C oressa Shull Lillian, a black French maid ..........,,.....,....,,,,.,,,,, ....,,,. C ozette Ely Highbrown beaux and belles. ACT VIII Cynthias Strategy, coached by Miss Bones- Cynthia's Strategy is a musical comedy in which Cynthia puts one over on father and gels the man she loves. Cynthia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry ,,,,,,........,,.......,,,.,.,....,,.,.,,.,,,,,, Viola Hadley Mrs. Perry ...........,...............................i................,. ...... E llen Williams MF- PGFFY .--.--- .----, . A. ................................ ....... C ecil Rasler Stanley ---'-- ............ D elbert Irvin -C. E. B,. '26. EEE 2 A- -TEH Al : z : !!! 2 v.v.vN.v.v!.V.v!!!.v!JNl.vl.v!l.U.v.vNl!.v!!SJSU!!! Twenty-eight

Page 31 text:

ja AV - ' Ai-tx xiii e S 5 ' ri xx ki s A, I st'-Z11 5 5 A if .l 4 rzrmatira No high school activity is complete without its department of dramatics. In this respect one might truthfully say that Gakville high has participated well. The drama has attracted many who have had ambitions along that line, and has developed some very good latent talent. Not only has experience in the various comedies which have been given, helped to mould the individual, but has afforded him pleasure and pasttime in an activity which broadens one's intellectuality and enlarges oneis insight into human nature. The true drama is a very fitting medium of expression for all. To forget one,s 'own Uegon and enter into the personality of another character, experiencing the joys and sorrows as intensely as that individual would, is the work of a master imagination and personality. While we, in the high school, cannot climb to that pinnacle of success, yet we can admirably Ucarry on to that goal, and from every failure, perhaps, appreciate more fully the hand of genius in our own professional productions. On December 4, 1925, the Senior class assisted by the entire high school, staged an eight-act vaudeville before one of the largest and most appreciative audiences ever assembled in the auditorium of the Oakville Union High School. This was the first entertainment of this kind to be presented this season as well as the first vaudeville to be given by the high school. lt proved a great success. The vaudeville consisted of the following acts: ACT I Nonsensical Nonsense -Coached by Mr. l-lall. Main characters: Edith Murray and Cleda Erekson. ACT II School Days -Coached by Mrs. Brazel and Miss Bestler. play showing an old fashioned country school, the way in which their children to schocl, and the vsay the children behaved. ra School Daysi' was H the mothers brought PLAY CAST School Teacher ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,.,,.,.,..............,.......,.Y,..,.. ........ C laire Beckwith Mrs, Simpson, mother of Milly and Tilly, the twins ....... V.,r.... B lartha Norman Mrs. Wilcox, mother of Johnny ................i,...,.................... ........... K Ose Bartell Mrs, Potter, mother of Tommy ,..s...,................,........,,...... ..,...... E dna Mcilaster Mrs, Gunn, Cora s mother and a fashionable lady ......., ........ N Vinifred Osborne Mrs. Hawkins, mother of Henry .......................,..............., ..,.,...., V erna Lemmon Pupils. ACT III Sparkin' Peggy Jane -Coached by Mr. Murphy. This was of a country courtship. Characters: Sally, Ellen Williams, AcT IV-A MUSICAL TREAT a clever little sketch Sij' Delbert Irvin. NUMBERS Ac,K.o1.,H0n S010--mm mmMa1.ie Criswall Violin Solo ,,..,.,. .V Yale Carpenter I , Accoinimaiiiecl in Alice Carpenter P12190 50l0 --f--'-'- A--- - -- -f- ' --Helen Hart Yun-:il Solo ,. ,, . ,. , .Vecil Rasler Piano Solo ,,,., ,,.....,.. A lice Lamb Violin Solo.. .... U . A .... Miss Davis Twerity-severi

Page 33 text:

E f ,W I J 4 , ,, W M LQTS GOI ,,,,,f,,, , . eL1rc. HQPPK4 CVC .5 ,, 1 Q , 2-XZ Nu :tw A .. ,L f a ' ., X 0 Q. f . , 5 ,,,, 2 2, 1 11 I ,f Li Vw e eff' 14, 2 1,,--'L - 0 Vs v V B M3 X 0 Q' W wig I, M gf, zQwQ2Q2i ,,0W w, gay .w S J f . ,, Mfup,f fW: ? ff RLG wWQj3 mayb g,wW- Hia n? wmfm g f 3 , P , ,,,,, ff I ,,,,, QTL M 4 Nkwq IYLS Y A YXCUHSQ- -PAL-5 L2-WK V W 'M ,,,.... umm p.,.....,,,,...