Seguin High School - Matador Yearbook (Seguin, TX)

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The CRICKET Welcome, Home J immie Presented by Senior Class of '26 Seguin High School Auditorium Friday, May 14, 1926 .-.- CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Brooks, who rents the Coolbrook farm ....... Lucille Brooks, her' daughter ....,.................................... Peggy Sommers, a sixteen-year-old neighbor of Mrs ' Danny Banks, another neighbor, seventeen years old ...... ....... Val Gardner, a young lawyer ........................................................ Chesterfield McSwope, a friend of Val's with nothing to do in partl ..........................................................................................,......... John .......Emma Glenn Vickers Evangeline Ernst . Brooks. ................ . Elise Horner Charles Baxter Arthur Willmann cular Williams Allie Thomas, the pretty school teacher, making her home with Mrs. Brooks ma Hagn George Pierce, a country lawyer and president of the school board ......... Richard Willmann Melinda Preston. an old maid with a string of campaigns but no conquests to her credit ...................................................................................... Iola Koepsel Scene-Living room in home of Mrs. Brooks on Coolbrook Farm. Time-The present. APT I.-Val Gardner is mistaken for Jimmy. ACT II.-Allie and DANNY discover that Jimmy is an imposter. ACT III.KMyste1'y is cleared and everything ends alright. . 1 Q 2 6 . x, FW Y X '7

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The CRICKET 'ills-.. PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATIO The Seguin Parent-Teachers Association is closing the eighth year since organization, September I3, l9l8. The cheer committee have sent forty bouquets and pot plants to sick and bereaved families of the association. 'At Christmas the High School was remembered with gifts of groceries and the telephone operators with home made candy and cookies. At the Christmas entertainment in the High School Auditorium four hundred bags of nuts, candy, and fruit were distributed among the children of the elemen- tary grades. Miss Mary Erskine was presented a life membership in the State Parent- Teachers Association in recognition of her faithful services as a teacher for the past thirty-tive years. Books costing 525.00 were purchased for the High School Library as a memorial to the graduating class: 325.00 was given the Athletic Association: 525.00 to the Cricket Chirps, the school paper. Playground equipment amounting to Sl25.00: garbage cans, costing Sl7.00, and six loads of screened gravel were placed on the school campus. Hardy flowers and shrubs were planted to beautify -the campus. Play grounds of both schools have been kept free from weeds. All soap. toweling, first aid supplies used in both schools have been fur- nished by the organization. The Domestic Science Department and its equip- ment is maintained by this association. We wish to thank the citizens of the community for their earnest co- operation the past year and urge .their unselfish interest in the future in behaif of the welfare of the children of this community for The love of childhood is the common tie that unites us in holiest purpose. Respectfully submitted, Alice V. Bernhard, President, Clara K. Blumberg. Secretary. 'lQ26' - 31? E ,-- ---- 1 -1 Q

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1 The CRICKET CGMMENCEMENT PROGRAM High School Auditorium, May 26, 7:45 P. M. Musical Number ............ ..... H igh School OW:-chestra Introduction of the class. Invocation ............. ...... Rev. Mclfeogh Salutatory. W Violin Solo .... ....... K atherine Koch Class Oration ................. ..... C harles Baxter Last Will and Testament ....... ....... H ilmal Horner Valedictory. i Piano Sc-lo ............... ......... I mia Hagn Commencement Address ...... George Barber ' drcheatra Music ....... ...........,..................,.................. . .. .,.. Presentation of Diplomas, announcements, etc ............ F. Saegert g 1 A -1926'