Quimby High School - Echo Yearbook (Quimby, IA)

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M---M X- .,.f 'B vrywy xYEijLF22Q2yxlf5hUuQh:?, Zvlfjfza 0 ' -Wil ff ' VJ ffffyff-9' I V. , If 'gif' iII,,f 72 f' A Q 4 5 KJ 5. :-X-'71 Tyres fm! I lQ:5 ,Liu IES? 'de QE? .. f, mr, ,1--.-.':T1- -... ..., . ----- .4 , -' fi, :j sfif-gff1f-1f5,'- 3El'II?fR CHJSS PLFIH A record crowd packed the Quimby High School Audi- torium to see the seniors in their last performance. It was a cast, stude grand presentation. Most of the parts being double a total of 18 members of the class of twenty-four nts took part. As the curtain opened, the fun started with Begonia, the the was was c f t a Agnes self annou to be marry the c plans house have that They talk, with and D pratt Henry day. ment reall kind, demon in an telli marke aunt one o olored cook, and Nicodemus fussing about arranging lowers under Horatio's picture. You see, ' Horatio husband of Mrs. Agnes Martyn. Mrs. the home for a rest at the Seashore he first way from Martyn law of but her letter ncing that Agnes has met a Henry Turner and is going married. Lydia states that the man is going to the children's mother for her money. Immediately, hildren, Robert, Marilee, and Gracie begin to lay to torment Henry so much that he will leave the The next fussing scene found Lydia, the sister-in- about the fact that there is no one left to mourn poor Horatio. Then comes the In the meantime Sammie and Doris Turner arrive to a look at the step-mother-to-be. They also feel Mrs. Martyn is marrying their father for his money. plan pranks to cause Mrs. Martyn to leave Henry. Mr. Turner is welcomed with a fine display of baby and pranks by Marilee and Gracie, respectively, a promise from them that Robert has fits. Sammie oris take on an illness of kleptomania and incessant le about an operation. As the first curtain falls, and Agnes announce they were married earlier in the This floors the children, but through the encourage of the darky cook, they keep up the good work. Bob y throws a fit, none of the foaming at the mouth U as the darky outside man stated. Sammie gives a stration of his killing mania, and the crowd is kept uproar. The climaxing scenes of the play show the mother ng the children that she has lost all in the stock t, and the father tells his children that his rich has dis-inherited him. Then the battle changes from f forcing separatio '