Otis High School - Gray and Crimson Yearbook (Otis, KS)

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NAUNT KINHIE FROM MINNESOTAH The junior class presented a three act comedy, NAunt Minnie from M1nnesota,n on December 6, 1940. Aunt Minnie was the sort of a girl who was a born old maid. But that was when she left her home town of Brandon to live on a farm in Minnesota with a wealthy aunt some twenty years before the play began. Having lost her aunt and inherit- ed a large fortune, she came back to Brandon just full of Npep,n dressed fit-to-kill and with ideas for community development years ahead of the sleepy inhabitants of the sleepy town. As a Nwaker- upperu she just did not have an equalg as manager of people's affairs she was a whiz but when problems concerned her own heart and pocket- book, she wasn't so good. She met trouble with a capital 'Tn but finally came through with a stunning victory which included a romance all her own. The cast was as follows: Aunt Minnie, Buena Rose Brackg Mrs. Evans, Norma Muthg Elvira Evans, Alvina Schlegelg Eva Evans, Joan Meierg Patience Perkins,Johnetta Kaiserg Guy Graham, Clarence Uagnerg Andy Andrews, Bob Gardnerg Cornelia Curtis, Josephine Holzmeisterg Worthington Winters, Samuel Mooreg and Nella Nelson, Tillie Hagerman. The play was directed by Kr. Peck. Elmer Killer served as stage man- ager. HTAKING THE COUNTH On April 29 the senior class presented a three act comedy, nTaking the Count.n The characters in the play were as follows: Roland Schlegel as John nllisong his wife, Emily Allison,was played by Magdalene Gleissnerg Joy Allison, their daughter, was portrayed by Kathleen Tammeng Haryleen Meier ,played the part of Mrs. Howardg Jimmie, her son, was played by Fredric Rotheg Eddie Lester was portrayed by Raymond Nagleg and Lavern Mausolf played the part of Nicholas Rinaldog Eugene Harder and Lorene Scheuerman acted the part of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dumontg Phyllis, their daughter, was played by Bette Huenergardtg Mae Kaiser portrayed the maid, Jennieg and Dr. Langford was acted by Howard Wagner. The play was directedby Mrs. Hartman. Eldon Yost served as stage manager. This play told about the complications of the Allison family when they decided to entertain the count Rinaldo, an Austrian nobleman. Mrs. Howard and her son, Jim ie, came to spend the week-end with the Allisons but had remained ten years. The' piano tuner was mistaken for the doctor and Eddie, the piano tuner, impcrsonated thc count and the count was thought to be the butler. Eddie and Phyllis fell in love and eloped. Wilkins, the butler, told Allison he was thinking of getting marriedg Allison urged him to do so at once but much to his amazement it was his daughter whom Wilkins wished to marry. After many complications and humorous situations everything was straighten- ed out and ended happily for all concerned.

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