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PHOTCDGF2!-XPHING THE FAMILY GROUP A PLAYLET Presented by Shorthand I Class CFARfCT Ro Grandpa Mlnt, an elderlv man Uncle Bob, buslnes ran Uncle Blll, from the Nest Johnnie, ape 7 James, age ll Patrlck, age 6 Sammle, age A Ctwln brother to Susle Uncle Mlchael O'Conner CIPLSHD clty man Andy, age l2 Georgle, age 8 Uncle Ezra, bachelor Uncle John AlHt Melvllle, large baby Grandma llnt, elderly woman Aunt Luclndj, Bob's wlfe Aunt helvlna, Blll's mlfe Annabel, a e lU Rosle, age Su an, age Susie, age Aunt Jerusnla Mlnt bn w Patlence, age lO Mercy, age A Hope, age 3 Aunt Peggy, eplnster Aunt Mollle Annle , Martha Allen Alethea Patton Joy Mortimer Gloria O'Brien June Davls Vivian Thompson Imogene Ibberson Wanda Giachetto Delbert Vlncent Nettle Copelin Agnes Bednar Mary Parsh Juanlta Happe Delores Dunwoody Helen Pelc Gall Vrlghtsman Dora Bell Llla Boyd Eva Beard Allce Nelghbors Rhoda Hammsnd Margle Melllsh Ruth Morrls Jllda James Ellzabeth Large Lorene Jessup , . Act One---Clty Park 1 . - X I7 N A - 4.1 . ' , Q u e Q s S If I I I I I I ' A A I Q I I I .J ' I I I I Q I O I I . 0 I 9 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . ' 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . . - ' 7 I I I I I . . . . 4 . . . . . . Q . ' Q 0 0 s Q 9 I Q s u u 0 n o o o 1 . . -3 f A n o o o o 0 9 0 s 1 a u Q 0 I I I I V 4 ill a s o o s o u e 0 c 414 ' Yi . . . . . . .Ethel Mood ,. X . NL Q 0 Q 1 h I I I I - ' , . . o , J A 0 0 a o I l 0 , ' A ' gf . . . . , . . . . . W f 7 . . . . . . . . . . S A . . . . . . . . .. , A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . A - D . . . . . . A . 'v ' I I I I I I . Y . . , A .... . . . I I I I l I I I . w. A 1 0 I I I I ' . . I I I l I I I I ' . U I I l I I Q I I ,
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KlNlX.l..L Sill! L ri The old adage,HMarch COmeS lF llle a llon and goes out llke a lamb,H was dul eyfmollr ed the YOlHlDP of larch lst, when the students arrlved at tue hlgh school and wlld excrblnt pre valled The entlre bodr a sembled n tle fam and Q lnton made the followlnv announcement, NLocKs have been broken, and there 15 ev1dence of burgl rv Je are waltlng for state ofllcers who wlll open tre safe N Upon openlng the safe, lt was found that 3550 was JlSS1Hg O this amount, 3200 A2 was Vearbool funds Those worklng althe H1 were planned to replace tFlS roney ST PATlICK'a DANCE A dance was held ln the V C H S gym Frlday evening, larch17 Mr Pence's orchestra furnlshed the muslc T e room was decora ted ln keeplng Wltl the occaslon, streamers formlng a green can opy Each Hcolleenn and her escort were plven green tags the form of shamrocks The commerce students and senlors deserve much credlt for succe sfully upervl lng the affa1r,and clearlng T107 A3 sfo THAND PLAY On M r h ?L, the students of the shorthand class presented the plavlet, UPhotograph1ng the Fam1lr,N ln the hlgh sclool as semblv The Hperlod costumesu and unusual stage propertles cre ated much amusement The Baby carrl re a H1900 noreln seemed somewhat cramped for the 'lnfant ' T s amuslng sklt, repeated ln the grade school and at the M thodlst Church netted a total of 526 31 SPRING DANCE The last of the serles of entertalnments planned to relmburse the Annual Treasury was a gala affalr A,l was lun and galety and UMr Gloomn was posltlvelv re used admlttance T e gym was a slght to be long remembered Every color of the rainbow was used in the streamers and flowers that festooned the room. The gally dressed people 1U thelr Easter nblbS and tuckersn added to the beauty of the occaslon. WBootsNBrennan and his orchestra furnished music for the dan- cers. The balance needed,33l.l8, was made and a check to make up the deficit turned in. . -. .. , l - .. 1 1 I xc: c Ana : . . C . c ' l L A W ff' sf l g l .ii On. . xl 1 I J i ' 7 . , ,X W V' . A, Le - ' . ' X s . i T if. V Mr. 31' . ' D 1: ' ' 1 a J' T x . . ..' X n . . ,. . , u J- o ' .I Q in I nual were determined to carry on, so a series of entertainments ' L. xl. D ' 'I C' Y . . , 4 I I O I y I . ' ' . h - . , , . ln . I . S S A .S. . .. 'S I O .a o - . . X . . g p I ' ' sl . . A 'a, ,W T I l. ., Hi, r . . . Av . 4 P C 0 '4 . . 1 4 , . . . , . . H 3 t .L 0 no
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