Sedgwick High School - Red and White Yearbook (Sedgwick, KS)

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12 If Ii D A N D lV H I T E Sflllllllillg, left to right-aKenneth Lewis, Orville XVright, Chester Fadley, XValter Koch, Herman Ormann, Henry Hayden, Fred Fulton, Dale Holman, Paul Pollard. Sitting' Josephine Haynes, Alice Elberson, Meta Koch, Clara Knight. The Gypsy Rover This selection was chosen because of the simplicity and beauty of costumes and music. Bainy weather limited the attendance. Cast of Characters Meg, an old gypsy woman ........,........................... ......... J osephine Haynes Zara. belle of the gypsy camp ....,...... ............ C llara Knight Marlo, Meg's lmsband ..................................... ......................,.,, C lrville VVright Sinfo. Gypsy lad, in love with Zara ............................... ............ I fred Fulton Bob, afterwards Sir,Gilbert Howe, the Gypsy Rover .... llerman Ortmann Lady Constance, daughter of Sir George lVla1'tindale ................ Meta Koch Lord Craven, an English Flop, Doncha Know .................... Henry Hayden Sir George Martindale. an English country gentleman ....... Dale Holman Nina, Sir George's second daughter .........,.....................,.,...... Alice Elberson Capt. Jerome, Captain in the English Army '... ......,.. Walter Koch Sir Toby Lyon, a society Butterfly ................... ......... P aul Pollard McCorkle, a song publisher of England ........ ........ C hester Fadley Lackey. servant ................... ....e..,.. ............,....t. ........, I i e nneth Lewis Pianist ............... .. . ..........,.. Irene Board Director .a.... ....... IN liss Bess Bragg

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RED AND VVHITE 11 ,,,. M11 Debating Team Sezzleci, from left to rightaLena Spalding, Cosette Kellogg, Mildred Coble. Sffllldllllfj-V' Verneva Fleek. Mrs. VVhite ttloaehj, Miss Tayer ttloachl. The debating team whose pictures appear above upheld the S. H. S. in the County debate contest. Four schools entered the contest and it so happened that Sedgwick drew the County champions for the prelim- inary contest and were eliminated. The fact that the decision was against them does not indicate that there was no work of a creditable nature done. The illtllll showed the result of much work in way of preparation ot' argument. More training on the delivery part of the debate seems to be responsible for the lack of decisions won. NVith the growing enthusiasm is debate work. shown by the start made by the Freshmen class of this year, and also by the talk of the interested folks we hope this part of the school activities will have its share of patronage from the pupils and patrons and in this way bring about the backing necessary for winning teams.

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If If IJ A N IJ lV II 1 T If 13 X X Sllllldlillfj Miss Bragg, Director. Sllffllllg, left lo right Irene Board, Gladys lliekerson, Clabern Little, F. ll. Lynn, llenrietlu Merrill, Eugene Cadwell. Robert Lynn, llazel Slewarl, Dale llolinnn. Tlie Orcliestra Furnished lhe music for the play given by the Pelelier players on llle Lyeeunl course, also the Junior play, Miss Somebody Else. The purpose of this organization is to furnish practice for those in the cast as well as to furnish nlusie for llie listener. As the eusi is made up large- ly ol' lower classlnen, il is quite evident llial S.ll. S. will have ll good organization for some years to come.