Scottville High School - Taps Yearbook (Scottville, MI)

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TAP ML...-u.. WI-IISKERS ' ' CECILE SEPTRION When we tirst thought it our duty to give the Seniors of 1919 21 banquet, we felt n little dubious about selecting ai play to express and justify our talent, for our modesty forbade us seeing our merit in its real worth. l'nder the enretul instruetion of Miss ltlggleston we produc-ed an play whieh was superior to any heretofore given by our predeeessors, and the appreeia- tion ot' the same was shown by the annple proeeeds whieh we reeeived. 'l'he play had il humorous thread running throughout. Hy the number of t'0llllblllll0IITS reeeived, it would nhnost induee some of the east to go on the st nge. 'l'he east ot' t'll2ll'2lt'l9l'S was as follows: Mabel, her elder nieee, the bride ..... Inez, her younger niece, maid of honor --t'eeile Septrion Bliss Sara Adznns rieh s minster ............ Y --------Ii1ly Ressegule - ....... Hazel Harter l rz1ne1s Page .... .- .......................,.. Yerniee Nicely ltlvelyn llireh, brides maid ..............., Thehnu Stephens 'll ' I'- V I' l lat ie boss ..................... - ........ mearlime ,enec ict Annu, eolored maid ........................ .... J oyee Kobe John Phelps, rieh old baehelor ........ ..... Don bll'l'lill'l21lliil Uhester Phelps, his nephew, the groom ---Jleorge Long Parker lilenn, best man ..... ......... ......... G l en Souders

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TAP uQ4...... Class Poem MEMORIES. Our Iligh Sehool days, have now ull passed And ggone,-lIxn'epTing' for The IlI0lll0l'i0Li, 'llhose memories ThnT will not die lleld 4-losely in onr mind and hez1rTs, And when we're Tar from home Anal friends are l'ew, Then Times we ez1n'T 'forget Will eozne To he our friends, And make us laugh- or ery, There Throngring: past ns we will see, The TirsT day of our l reslnnun year, Our Teaeher, whose every Thong'hT 'Was for onr T'uTure, all The high sehool loved her, And we will love her Then And wonder where she is,-:ind welll feel said, Another ThoughT: The haugl1Ty Seniors 'Phe offiee and The SuperinTendenT Whom we feared nnd yeT adored. Then we passecl,l' and we were Sophs, We'll feel The fear, ThnT we l'elT Then, UT' heing sent lmeli To The l reslnnan room. li0K'2lllS0 The Nalin room lac-lied The seats. But when That Tear had passed We looked down on The Freslnnan elass, And laughed and said, The Passing Show We l2lllglfll0ll. lmeezluse Then, we were Sophs,A And The l'lI'OSl1Ill21ll are very simple. We still lllilillfxl' see our lz1sT Two years, The old rink, The hrolien stove, The 1-old, The hall QZQZIIIIOS and The Teznns That earne and wenT, The huying' of onr elnss rings, the hanqueT night, And when we Think of ehenlistry elass we'll smile: Because we also see some boxing gloves, n hrolien gasoline jill