Post High School - Caprock Yearbook (Post, TX)

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i boy friend, and it certainly looks as if Jerry went over with a bang even though it was with a certain Junior boy. J Now, classmates, we have come to the parting of the way. Will we be gilded with hopes of a glorious future and stirring thoughts of an outstanding success? Yes, we solemnly vow that we will make it so. Therefore, Seniors, remember our motto--- Never the rose without the thorn. I snmon PLAY The Senior Play, Bashful Bobby by James Parker, was presented at the High School Auditorium February 25, 1938. The play was a royalty play with twelve characters-seven girls and five boys. The scene was at Mrs. Matilda Matthews' elaborate home. Her niece came to visit her and brought a group of fellow classmates and her teacher along. The characters were: Robert Downing Bashful Bobby? played by Robert Hall Davis. Hemwas a very bashful boy of nineteen and didnit have enough nerve to stand up for his rights. Helen Norwood, played by Marion Lee Mason, was Bob's sweetheart. Joan Sanford and Anne Hawkins, acted by Kathleen Henderson and Harriette Baldion, were friends of Helens' and were typical high school girls. ' Jim Bradley and Harry Collins were played by J. E. Robinson and Gordon Phillips. They carried their interest in Bob to an extreme. Lois Frances Williams played the part of Mrs. Matthews and was tolerant of boisterous youngsters. - Miss Odessa was played by Barbara J o Cox and was a very stern small town school teacher. Madame Duport, played by Frances Henderson was a professional hypnotist and made appearance after Harry was unable to bring Bob out of his trance. J erry Roebuck, played by Hulan Harrison, was the classroom bully. Judson, the butler, acted by Perry Crowley and Louise, the maid, played by Morene Tyson, gave the audience hearty laughs.

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