Seward High School - Ess Aitch Ess Yearbook (Seward, IL)

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............. ' ..I .. 'IIIIIIIIIHPPSH513.1222212112222 .' ..... IZ Z. .......... III Act I. Home of Nathan Morris. Act II. Same as Act I, next morning. Act III. Next day. Editorial office of The Globe. Synopsis of P lay Matthew King, an ex-service man comes to the home of Nathan Morris when all of the family are gone out, to get a description of a vase for Mr. Edmonds. Edmonds was an opponent of Mr. Norris and therefore he sent .King there to get the description. Now Matthew King had been in the army and was willing to do it for he would at least get a meal and this seemed t-o be all that he was looking for. NVhen Patty comes back to get her forgotten purse she finds King in the house. Morris and Mrs. Quigley, the sheriff, are called. They seem to be too patient for Aunt Alice who immediatey wants to report to headquarters. Patty, upon leaving had taken her ring out of her purse and put it on the table. Mr. King is then suspicioned of taking the ring although he readily solves to them the mystery and is offered many thanks for it. Miss Morris had suggested to her father about getting a man to help with his office Work. With the appearance of the unknown soldier she took a great liking to him, telling her father to try him out. King had told them he was experienced i11 the work and therefore Nathan told Patty he would see about hiring him for his work. Hearing that Matt gave a speech before 'the car-men's union on Govern- ment ownership, Miss Morris tells him he may quit his job on The Globe but finding out that even if King was a radical he was willing to destroy his own principles and print in the paper just to please his employer. Matthew King thus kept his position and Grimes, representative of the Trade Council told King to print about his strike between dealers and drivers but King quickly calls District Attorney Langdon to get out an injunction to stop the strike. Matthew King succeeded in all these varoius acts and was therfore made editor-in-chief of The Globe. Grimes was arrested by Mrs. Quigley on the charge of conspiring against the public welfare. King has something to ask Patty. She then asks him why he is delaying this asking. ' .. ..... ' ..... ' .' ....Z . .i.i.ii.'.ii.ii'377'i924'f?'iiiiiiiiiiii... . ........... .Z ....... I 1ZZI1111121211Z1i111ZZ111Z1'.1111ZZ' ...... ..... I .. Forty-seven

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I Il I IllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIHPPS H Sfftrfflflfffffl DRAMATIC JESTERS The Seward High School dramatic club was reorganized last fall under the direction of our last year's president. Officers for the coming year were elected with John Last as president, Doris Fry, vice-president and Carolyn Last secretary and treasurer. We are sponsoring a play, Climin' Throughl' which will be presented soon. But little was done toward our dramatic club during the first scmester, the time being devoted to other activities. The work of the dramatic club was beneficial to all it's members under the supervision of Mr. Fraley, Miss Raepple and Mrs. Chambers-our talented and most efficient leaders. The members are as follows: John Last Ccharterj Pearl Beuth Carolyn Last Marian Murphy fcharterj Lawrence Fry Henrietta Schroder Edwin Berglund Warnie Boots Minnie Lupps Vernon Carson Viola Jansen Harold Neely Doris Fry Ccharterj Climbin' Through Cast of Characters Matthew King-Ex-service Man in Hard Luck VVarren Stanley Nathan Morris-Editor of The Globe - John Last Patty Morris-His Daughter - - Pearl Beuth Aunt Alice-Nathan's Sister - Carolyn Last Maysie-The Maid - Doris Fry Andrew-The House Man - - Harold Neely Mrs. Quigley-The Sheriff - - Marian Murphy Grimes-Representation of Trade Council Lawrence Fry 'llnnnmuluunl u miiillllll Illlillil' - 4- llIllIIllllll I Forty-six

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