Sturgis High School - Sturgeon Yearbook (Sturgis, KY)

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4 -9 Q. Li. .--T--We Bef, . we . .YW Ast l ls S u. crhe sim-qeon was f W 5' -.Teri ta if ll l. 1, y. ry Q15 l lll N. s i , l w l A 'Lf s s . 1 1 in flu I if Seventeen 71+ The Sophomore-Freshman play, Seventeen , a comedy-drama in VW T four acts,4was presented on the evening of May 15, 1925 in the High School Auditorium. g Seventeen is the tragedy of William Sylvanus Baxter that he had ceased to be sixteen and was not yet eighteen. Seventeen was not an fl age. It was a disease. . if big In his heart, William knew all the tortures and delights of love. Q But he was still sent by his 'mother on errands of the most humiliating 1-Y sort and depended on his father for every nickel, the use of which he L must justify before he got it. - ' is Silly Bill fell in love with Lola, the Baby-Talk Lady , a vapid l W El, little flirt. In order to woo her in an appropriate manner, he stole his T T father's evening clothes. When his wooing became a .nuisance to the neighborhood, his mother stole them from him and had them altered to Ti fit the middle-aged for-m ofher husband, thereby keeping William at l iw home. , ' 3, W . l. When it came to the Baby-Talk Ladyfs good-bye dance, not to be present was unendurable. William. again got the dress-suit and wore it at the party. Genesis disclosed thefact that the proud garment was in reality his father's, w'hich makes up the story of the play. it if This play wasdirected by Misses Lillie Kuykendall, Jeanon Day ll' and Kate Huey. The underclassmen have never before had a play and ij' this was a splendid idea. Much credit was due the able cast and the H H, H directors. T W CAST e ll Jane Baxter ..... ........ ' . ...... Hazel Pride H, H Lola Pratt ...... - . .Virginia Carr ', May Parcher. .. . ., .... Mary Winston 5, Etnel Boke ...... .... N adine Johnson .Mary Brooks .... D ........ . . .Vada Bradburn W - rs.. Baxter ............. . . .Blanche Sprague William Slyvanus Baxter .... ..... F red Calmes Mr. Baxter ............... ..... L eiter Simpson iw Joe Bullitt ........ ........ R -obert Holt Vi . , Genesis ........... Mason Venner Smith H l 1. Johnnie Watson . . , .... Brown Shackelford ll f 'll George CO0Der . . . ........ Henry Kelley ill W Mvr. Barcher ..... ....... D aniel Berry V M W allle Banks . .. .... John Allen Tate , . of ' if 62 leigiiwa-,gets f filglfliiilfi f f it it J fi'iis

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