St Joseph High School - Crescent Yearbook (St Joseph, MI)

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Junior Class Roll Bender, -lohn Haitinger. Herbert Cartter, Fred Crehore, Richard Follett, Leland Herring, Mark Larson, Edw. Johnson, Harry Loshbough. Ernest Mollhagen, Wfarren Preston, Calvin Scott, Minard Aber, Edna Ankli, Irene llarlow. Ruth lflirdsey, Madge Cruxss COLORS: ll'1,t'1 llirdsey, Milrlrcfl Clarke, llarriot Clarke, Mary Crans, XYilhelmini:1 tiarlanffer, Margaret Hutchinson, Yivian lxerlikowski, Ella Martin. l.aura Melchart, t llive Mollhagen, Celia Mollhaqen, lflorence Vagel, Lydia Kahn, Edna Rowe. Hattiet Seel. Anna Shearer, lfern Q .xxn Yiirrow C'L.lS.S' Ol FiC'liRS PRESIDENT ......... Richard Lrehore SECRETARY .xxn TRtz,xst'ltER . . Edna ikber Junior Farce-1913-14 Do we see double? .Xre there two Uncle Toms? XYell. time will bring' the truth to light. If such were our thoughts at the end of the tirst act of the plunior farce, on lfriday. May l, 1914, before the curtain went down on the last act, we had had many a good laugh with Tom and at Mr. XYycombe. Richard Crehore, as Tom Carter. Mrs. Grey's obliging brother, who takes the part of her absent negro servant upon the arrival of unexpected company. did acting worthy of commendation. Mrs. Grey lXN'ilhelmina Cransl was a very charming' hostess. The unexpected guests, Mr. and Mrs. XYycombe tMr. VVvcombe had a digestionl and niece, Dorothy Landon, took their parts ex- ceedingly well. Vivian Hutchinson as Mrs. lYycombe showed natural ability for dramatics. Harry johnson in the role of the old man caused many a laugh with his morbid fears of the disastrous effects of food upon his system. Ella Kerlikowski as niece Dorothy was a delightful and refreshing heroine for this little comedy. Hob Grey, the dashing' young' husband, was cleverly impersonated by Edson Groff. Mr. Landon fvlohn llenderl convincingly confirmed Mr. lVycombe's re- port that he was of a very peppery disposition. Minard Scott as the real Uncle Tom gave a line bit of character study. His negro humility and dialect brought us a breath from the old southland of plantation days. Last but not least did Qflicer Hogan appear. His rich Irish brogue gave proof of his ancestry. Few recognized in him their dignilied Principal, Mr. Kelley. ' Taken all in all. the farce was an achievement worthy of the class who, with Miss Kelble's assistance, had worked so diligently for success. 29