Seguin High School - Matador Yearbook (Seguin, TX)

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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'

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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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r ThcgCR1CKET mx J DIARY September l4-School begins. September 21-Mr. Tenney gives the Seniors their first lecture, inci- dentally predicting failures in May. September 22--Physics is getting denser or is it the Seniors. September 25-Football boys made their debut today. Tied Stockdale 0-0. September 28-High School gets out several periods to have their teeth examined, course this meant going to town. Later-Mr. Tenney introduces his famous prepared pep rallies. Bing Burges is elected yell leader. September 30-Raining. October I-'Nuther big pep rally. Oct. 2-All 'ing result 0-0. thy's. the Seguin football fans turn out for the big game with Lul- Anyway the Luling bunch stayed over for the party at Doro- October 5-lola comes to school with a fresh hair cut. October 6, 7, 8-Holy Rollers are still in town so writer is unable to think what is happening. October 9-Mothers club has their famous radio carnival in the afternoon and at night. October I2--Football boys refuse to shave until they win a game. October I3-Ellis Burges cleans his fingernails. October l 4 hearted to write. l5-Writer lc-ses a nickle on the World Series, too broken October I6--Seguin football boys defeat Poteet, and the boys shave. thank goodness. October 2 0 -The Seniors look at rings, too thrilled to write further. October 23-Cricket Chirps staff elected. Hilma made editor-in-chief. Same Day-High school gets off the last period to go to Luling. Some of the Senior girls, for fear of not getting to go cried and wept tears all during the noon hour-but everything turned out hotsy-totsy and we won the game, and Luling gave us a party. October 27-Seniors selected their ring. October 28-Mr. Tenney's birthday: be celebrated by giving all his classes quizes. October 29-Seguin High students have a pep rally on the public square at night. Rah, rah, rahsky. October 30-Everybody busy planning a Hallowe'en party. November l-Seguin football boys plav Stockdale in spite of the rain and beat 'em too. First, edition of the Cricket Chirps is out. November 3, 4. 5-Raining. 1 Novmber ll-Mr. Tenney organizes the pep squad. 'Nuther pep rally or the public square. November II-Big parade in the morning as usual. Rodeo and football game in the. afternoon. Seguin vs. Lutheran College. Everything went fine, even the S and H formation, but we lost the game. 'Novrmber I2-Everybody is still blue over yesterdays game. l-lad a pe-1 -1Q26' S ? ir R