Papillion High School - Papionian Yearbook (Papillion, NE)

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des. These to provide her sufficient foot-wear to continue the Charleston Beatrice Stoft Wills the expression Oh, Cow , which was willed to her last year, to Elizabeth Sprague. Helen Spearman wills her most wonderful and beloved giggle to Lorraine Schroeder, this giggle is to become hers permanently after she has gig- gled continuously for one year. Philip Steyer desiring to dispose of his tropical fruit, but feeling that he cannot part with his Figgs wills his dates to Beulah Ross. Velma Walter wills her Ford to Calvin Sorenson and Louise Eitelgorge to be used only on their honeymoon. Louise Weiss wills her old comb and back seat in the assembly to Louise Eitelgorge. Evalena Zeeb wills her sleepingucouch to Ervin Doenges, this is not to be used during school. THIRD, all the rest and residue of our estate, both real, personal and mixed, such as books, swings, school grounds, etc., we give, devise and bequeath to the Junior Class and to their heirs and assigns forever, share and share alike, as tenants in common. AND LASTLY, we do hereby nominate, consti- tute and appoint Lew Curti of Papillion, Nebr., Executor of this our Last Will and Testament, and we desire that our Executor hereinbefore named shall not be required to give bond for the faithful performance of that office. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have set our seal to this, our last Will and Testament at Pa- pillion, Nebr., this 30th day of April, one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-six. fseall CLASS OF 1926. SIGNED, SEALED, PUBLISHED AND DECLARED By the said Senior Class in our presence, as and for its last Will and Testament, and at its re- quest and in our presence, and in the presence of each other, we have hereunto subscribed our names as attesting witnesses thereto. Ralph Nickerson, Papillion, Nebr. Miss Eliza M. Wilson, Papillion, Nebr. Senior Class Plays This year the largest class in- the history of the school graduates. Because of this it was decided to have two class plays, in order that each one might take part in presenting one of the plays. The first, If I Only Had a Million, is a comedy. It has a well laid plot and many amusing sit- uations. The second, Contents Unknown, is a mystery play. The mysterious flight of certain pearls is interwoven with comedy elements to form an in- teresting and humorous plot. CAST OF CHARACTERS If I Only Had A Million John W. Smith, who wants a million ................ Alvin Huebner Edward Evanston Garland, a clergyman ............ Emery Megel Lord Ferdinand Rainscourt, a fortune hunter ............ Hagedorn Adam Mertens, a socialist ..........,....... ......... B eatrlce Stoft H. A. Vanderlip, an attorney ......... ......... A nna. I-Iahn William, an English servant ....... ....... E dythe Archer Nannette, a French servant ................................ Helen Petersen A Socialist ........... Q ................................................ Frances Frazeur Contents Unknown Cynthia Sayre, an amateur Juliet .................. Helen Spearman Sidney Stanton, a married Romeo ....... ....,........ P hilip Steyer Claudia Van Buren, an actress .,....... ........ E dna Schauland Sally Gordon Stanton, a bride ............................ Blanche Miller Kenneth Gordon, an importer ............................ Jesse Reinking Judith Shelby, Macheave1li's understudy .... Mercedes Schaab Craig Rutherford, a collector of antiques .... Raymond Cordes Carol king, Chief Warbler ...................,...... Hattie Schauland Meredith Marshall, the messenger .................. Amelia Magaret Mrs. Smith, his wife ............................... .......... I rene FTRZGUI' Keith Winthrop, of the customs .......... ......... G eorge Ayers Catherine, their daughter .......... .......... D 0r0thy Faso Wu Fong, a Chinese servant ............... .......... L ouise Weiss Mrs. Dugan, their landlady ........... ........ E valina. Zeeb Ted Gordon, who makes-believe ........ ......... C lark Reynolds Eddie, her son ......................................... ................. P aul McCoy Laura Lee, a summer girl .................................... Florence Prinz Mrs. De Lacey, of the smart set ........ ........ G retchen Sander McDonald, from headquarters .......................... Blanch Crabtree Jean, her daughter ........................ ......... M arie Hagedorn Chorus .................................... Dorothy Jacobey, Velma Walters Thirty

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Thirty-Two X Elizabeth Sprague - President Ernest Magaret Vice President Carl Fricke - - - Secretary Sz Treas Sponsor-Estella Krejci Class Colors: Red and White Class Motto: B2 Class Yell: Mush and Milk and Sunflower seed, That's the stuff on which we feed. We're the hot stuff of Creation, We're the Junior Aggregation.