Washington Park High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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l is T Row I: Gerfrude Brix-I6, John Dvorsky-I4, MargareT Cowley-4, Virginia DeSmidf-9, Frances Burczylc-B. Row 2: Angel Carelli-ll, Leonard Carrier-6, Myrlle Chrisfenson-3, Belly Chrisiiansen-4, Grace Chrisfenson -3. Row 3: Marlin Clancy-l2, Charles Cape-6, John Corr -3, Lois Wyman-I3, Tom Clark-6. Row 4: Phillip Dahlberg-I2, Peler Dallas-ll, Mable Davies-8, Lucille Davis-9, Gladys Day-I. Row 5: Virginya Day-I, Genevieve Dedericlc-IO, Flefcher Browne-ll, Alice Deschler-2, Margery Burgess -3. Scene number follows name.l

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SCENE III Place: Preview of a movie. Time: ThirTy years henceforward. Gerda Monefeldh Aren'T you excifed, Grace, whenever you see your sisTer in a movie? Grace ChrisTenson: Am I?! I do so hope everyone enioys The picTure. Gerda: You know how inTeresTed MyrTIe was in dramaTics in school. Grace: I wish she could be here, Too. I wrofe, asking her To come, buT she is Too busy having Gerfrude FiTzgibbons modeling cIoThes for her. No oTher model seems To do. Oh, There's Snappy STibgen wiTh his efernal news reel camera. Aubrey's never wiTh- ouT iT. Gerda: Say, who is ThaT sfanding over There? She looks so familiar. l'm quiTe cerTain l've seen her- Grace: Why, ThaT's Rose Recupero. She used To be The famous woman acrobaT wiTh The Dinzly BroThers Circus. You know ThaT was always her dream. She is now a parfner in The circus firm. IThey walk over To Rose, who is chaTTing.l Rose: Grace Chrisfenson of all people! WhaT are you doing now? Grace: Oh, l've been married These 24 years and have Two grown children. My oldesf daughfer is an inTerior decoraTor. AT presenf she is doing an aparTmenT in New York. l'm happy, for ThaT had always been my ambiTion. Rose: You remember Margaref Scoon, don'T you? She has been a privaTe secreTary for quiTe a number of years. MargareT: Isn'T iT fun meefing all your old friends? Gerda: Oh, Peggy, didn'T I read ThaT you and your husband are going To Travel The world To celebrafe your 25 years of married life? Your husband is an archiTecT, isn'T he. I Think archiTecTs are iusf wonderful. MargareT: Yes, he is: and we have planned This Trip for years. He was a Horlick graduaTe, you know. Grace: Yes, when he was There he had The iob of cheer leader, I remember. Oh, Bob, Tell us The news. WhaT can you- Bob Andersen: l've iusf refurned from Europe. I pilofed a Trans- oceanic plane over and whaT a job. By The way, does eifher oT you know Gordon Ince? Herschel Jones: No, I don'T believe I do. ' Bob: He was one of my passengers. He owns a large coffee pIanTaTion in SouTh America, and from whaT I hear is doing ex- cepTionaIly well. OuiTe a change, one mighT say, from his former repuTaTion. Herschel: l'm glad To hear iT. You said you piIoTed ThaT Trans- oceanic plane. ThaT's The laTesT one I designed. IT cerTainly is big, isn'T iT? Bob: Yes, iT's The TirsT large plane l've pilofed, buT I hope iT's by no means The lasT. Herschel: Think I'lI go over and speak To RoberT Larson. I iusT noTiced him sTanding over There wiTh Gladys Day and Dolores Mueller. lHe makes his way To Them.l Herschel: Hello everybody! Roberf. Why hello, Herschel: I noTiced you sTanding over There, buT I didn'T wanT To inTerrupT your conversafion. l'm glad To see you're noT quife as faT as some of our fellow cIassmaTes. They are surely going places! Herschel: IT's good To see you, Roberf. IT's been a long Time, hasn'T iT? You're The lawyer abouT whom l've been hearing so much oT laTe. RoberT: Well, I am a lawyer. You know These ladies, don'T you, Herschel? Herschel: Yes, I do. They were boTh in my home rc-om aT Park. WhaT are you doing, Dolores? Dolores: l'm a busy person now. I resT 24 hours per day, and iT is so wearying--so wearying- Herschel: And you Gladys, whaT are you doing? Gladys: l'm an orchesfra leader, believe iT or noT. My sisTer Virginia and I have a double orchesTra. You oughT To see land hearl us when we boTh sTarT direcTing. IT's a scream! Our orchesTra is aT The Ballroom TonighT. Herschel: WhaT made you inTeresTed in ThaT profession, Gladys? Gladys: I'Il Tell you IaTer. RighT now I am going over To see Margery Burgess, Norma Bergeson, Bernice Arcuri, and Marjorie AlIerT. lGIadys goes over To see The girIs.l Bernice: If iT isn'T Gladys Day herself. I haven'T seen you since we were in Reno TogeTher. Gladys: ThaT was five years ago. I am an orchesfra direcfor now. Are you sfill aT The Mefropolifan? Bernice: Yes, and I am very busy. I was lucky ThaT I could even make The Trip for The preview Today. Norma: I heard one of your operas The oTher day. I wenT wiTh Margery Burgess. You know Marge, don'T you? Bernice: NoT very well, buT I do remember her from high school. Are you married, or have you a profession, Margery? I Margery Burgess: BoTh. I am married and I own a beaufy salon on EifTh Avenue in New York. Norma: I have a preTTy good iob myself. Bernice: I'II say you have. Secrefary To The PresidenT of The UniTed STaTes. Norma: Oh, I don'T know wheTher l'm glad or noT. IT's a wonder- ful iob, and iT pays well, buT I don'T even geT Time To IisTen To Gladys. I do enioy music. By The way, Marge, whaT's The sfory of your life afTer you graduaTed from Park? Marge AIlerT: Affer I lefT school I Took a course in nursing. AfTer compIeTing The course I couIdn'T find any work To do. I wanTed To work for a privaTe docTor, buT There weren'T any open- ings. A couple monThs IaTer one of my disTanT reIaTives died and lefT me five Thousand dollars. I had always wanTed a Trip around The world, so I spenT my money on ThaT. I meT a Tall red-haired man. He Turned ouT To be a Tamous docfor, and I now am chief nurse in his hospiTaI. Norma: My, you cerfainly have been lucky. lln anoTher parT of The lobbyl Geraldine Wade: You asked whaT I was doing, Ida. Well, be- lieve IT or noT, I have The iob of Librarian aT Park High School. Ida Selky: I can'T say ThaT I envy you, Geraldine. You remember how ofTen we were senT or raTher chased ouT of The library? Geraldine: O yes, and The Troup aT Park now are almosf as bad. I Try To be a IiTTIe Ienienf Though. Say, Ida, isn'T ThaT John Corr over There Talking To Irma Lassen? He's a bariTone singer wiTh a Tamous chorus ThaT has iusT compIeTed an European Tour. Ida: I remember him from Park aIrighT. He used To smile aT every girl, or was iT every oTher girl? June Myer lcoming up To Theml: l'm inTeresTed in your con- versafion, girls. You looked so inTeresTed in someThing. Ida: Gee, June, I haven'T seen you since graduaTion. Whc'e have you been? Jufne: You mean where have you been, Ida? Ida: Oh, l'm a nurse aT ST. Luke's HospiTaI. You know I always wanTed To be one. June: I always liked To dance, and afTer graduaTion boughT a Ten CenTs-a-Dance Hall. l've builf up a preTTy good business, Too. Ida: How'exciTing! Do you remember Irma Lassen? She used To be in my home room. MyrTIe: Oh yes, I remember her. WhaT did she become? Isn'T she here? Ida: She married a wealThy lumber man. He died a few years back and lefT her a couplg of millions. She's using some oT if in Traveling. Now she's in A'rgenTina. IHerberT Jacobsen enTers.l Herberfz Well, well, you girls look as well as ever. Myrfle: You always have a line, don'T you, Herberf? Wish we could believe ThaT. WhaT are you doing now? Your greafesf ambiTion, if I remember correcTIy, was To be a greaT man. HerberT: Yes, iT was. I never became a very greaT man, buf l'm safisfied wiTh being a paffernmaker, as I always was inTeresTed in ThaT work. Say, I haven'T seen Nancy Smader here yeT, have ou? iGerda Icoming Toward The groupl: Did I hear someThing abouT Nancy Smader? I hardly Think she'Il be here. Irma Lassen .was aT her home, and Nancy and her husband were leaving for New York. Business, I guess. Now I Think we had beTTer go To our seaTs: The picTure will sTarT in Ten minufes. BuT before we go Yin, leT's all agree To meef again nexT week, aT The old Homecoming Game. How's abouT iT? All: ThaT's O.K. Gerda: IT's a daTe. Now, on wiTh The show. CurTain