Quimby High School - Echo Yearbook (Quimby, IA)

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- 11 ff .Mhz-: t fL2jf:l'y'i1: 555 ,hfgjgte ,N A ff,:ti.y4wf I E wx, , y Q A -N S ...J O I t HWWMHMEHE563BEHHN532335EiEEEEEEQEHH We Q .. ' REQUHJHQUE FIlfHlL'3 CAST OF CHARAGTERSQ Agnes Martyn, a widow. . . Barbara Fassleru Berniece Kohn Robert Martyn, her son . . . . . . . . . . Vernell Perry Marilee Martyn, her elder daughter . . .Virginia Griffina Darlene Peck Gracie Hartyn, her youngest child.Celestine Hollingsheada t Edith Hummer Lydia Martyn, her sister-in-law. . . . . Joleen Bauma Beth Graham Henry Turner, a widower. . . . . . . . Richard Knapp Doris Turner, his daughter . . .Betty L. Stevensonv ' Jean Hueser Sammie Turner, his son . . . . . . .Paul Cantinew ' Jack Kum er Begonia, the Martyn's darky cook . . .Betty Ruppv ' ' Norma Wright Nicodemus, Martyn's handy man. . . . . . . .Floyd Zimmerw Robert Perry elndicates cast for Friday night's performance SYNOPSIS QE ACTS: Act I. The living-room of the Martyn home. About twelve o'c1ock noon of a day in summer. Act II. The same. Fifteen minutes later. Act III. The same. A few minutes later. SPECIAL MUSIC: Between Acts I and II-- Cornet Solos--HLamentH and HCalln - Dorothy Bruning Between Acts II and III-- Vocal solo--mAh! Sweet Mystery of L1fen---- Darlene Peck Vocal solo--HShipmates O' Minen ----- --- Dick Bleil I xl ll ll N il I wtwwwviwwr In a New York court, nAction by one Bologna against one Weiner to compel specific performance of contract,W elicited this from the judge, UI never sausage a case.W 1 -- I , , 'L ' I