West Fairmont High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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Qluunirg igugs in Glullege Scene-West Virginia University Campus Time-Any time in college CAST . I I Q , . , NIARGARIET HARDEN , .NIURRIS PUNT Junkk I7rr'cnds: . JOHN RICI. i P JAMES Dougie WlI.I.IAM KIRCHMAN Jud: Junvisun Alinv Arnold Hunk lluLL'l'z1'nx' Juv Hamzlton lful Ormuml Jvun Andvrson Julia xVlIl'l7Olh Hffulrii Curvy Hurry W'1'IIr'umx . , . VIRGINIA CASSLQLI. IDA COSTELLO DORTHA COLLINS IILEMINCE BIQNNIETT , TONY Russo Sport Yvaqvr ' i Arrhu' Armslrung Hurrifs 1'-!'1vt'l7dXI ,. , .IOP MALLAMO Dam lvlumn i 0 l,l.OYl7 CAIQROU. NUIL' Nl'L'fLJ , ALLISON FRUM Dad Whize EARL JACKSON SHI77 XVIISUVY . . . MIl.'l'LlN DIVVENS Nlwk Blake ROY MORRIS iI'On7 Jmwx' 4 ERNEST PVLOCK Ed Iiujlt- A'lCl7717l'!'S OI Truck Teumz. lRX'l.AND VJHH-E John Longs i PAUL NlORRIS NILASIIL' ljlifvfltlf . . , . . ,PROVIASSOR CHARLIES PIILOCK 1 1 C1 1 All are nn-rnlnrs of Ihe Dramumm uv, Su' Or right wllcqv girls. judqvs. timers and so forth. Page 1.12

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I-E ' i11tT 1f I' tsPt6LtAv' as .el 251 fgganhihn By MAY H. and JOHN W. DODGE Presented by Musz'c Department of Fairmont High School NOVEMBER 17, l925 ANUEL comes to Antiqera to paint scenery. He falls in love with Cyrilla the belle of the village: Jose Maria and his robber band become so bold that the Governor comes to Antiqitaria to capture him Cyrilla, while I Q imploring Jose Maria to persuade her brother to return home, Jose and Manuel thinks they are the same person. Lozona, Captain of the Spanish Army, loves Cyrilla. Bartolo, the inn-keeper, who fears the bandit, delivers a note from Jose Maria, telling Cyrilla he has news of her brother. Lozona, over-hearing her read it, is now positive Jose Maria and Manuel are the same. Lozona, hiding behind a tree, shoots and kills Jose Maria as he starts for the pasada. Manuel appears, and they learn that Manuel and Jose were twin brothers, .lose having been stolen by Gypsies when a child. This clears Manuel. There are many comical situations, and there is a pretty love affair between Zaida and Juan. Additional features were: A Spanish dance Cbetween actsj by Margaret Linn Hamilton and Marion Stemple, and a solo by Martha Boyer. CAST Don Manuel Can artistb ............................. ......... A LBERT DICKERSON Donna Cyrilla Qbelle of Antiqeraj ........... ...,... M ARGARET COMPTON Jose Maria Ca famous brigandj .......... ............ A LBERT DICKERSON Juan CManuel's servantj .....,. ..............,... ........ R I CHARD SI-IURTLEFF Zaida Ca maid at Bartolo's Pasadaj ............ ..,........ B ETTY CARPENTER Don Grandeoso CGovernor of Andalusiaj .. ...,..,....., DAVID MUMFORD Don Lozona CCaptain of Spanish Armyj .............. CLARK BRECKENRIDGE Bartolo Clandlord of San Fernando Pasadaj ....i......... WILLIAM SCI-IIMMEL Tona fa soldier! ............................,............. .................. S ILAS MILLS Carlos fCyrilla's brotherj .............,..., ...,..4...............,........ A LEX RONAY The artistic supervision of Miss Kirk, with the co-operation of Miss Riggle and Miss Conn, contributed greatly to the success of the operetta. HE Dramatics Club presented Two Crooks and a Lady as their pro- gram January 22 The play opens with Lucille, Mrs. Simms Vane's 4,4 maid, plotting with Miller, the Hawk, a noted criminal, to steal a NW' famous diamond necklace which belongs to Mrs. Simms Vane. Mrs. Simms Vane is brought in and the companion disposed of. Because of her won- derful will power and self control, she tricks them both, recovers the necklace and has the crooks turned over to the police. Ulfun Cllrunks mth Z1 Ellahg CAST Mrs. Simms Vane. The Lady ...........,........ IVIARY FRANCES RIHELDAFFER Miller the Hawk fa crookb .........................,......,.,............ LLOYD CARROL Lucille fthe maid. another crook! .........,..............,....,.... FRANCES HANEY Miss Jones CMrs. Simms Vane's companionb ..,... HARRIET MARIE HOGE Plain Clothes Man. ........... .............. ...,....,................... J O E NIALLAMO Student Director.. ...... ..... .i..... C L ARK BRECKENRIDGIZ Page 1.21

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nad IZ ' -fl lu QPLGLJGAUES FQ! 'dllpz 05111152 gilangs Qiglq A PLAY IN THREE ACTS By LEWIS BEACH Presented by the Senior Class of F. H. S. HE curtain rises on the lngal s home where preparations are being made for the home-coming of the twins, Lois and Bradley, from college. Mr. ,,.545g:g Bradley is worried very much because the new City Council is crooked, MM' and since he refuses to pull any dirty deals, they are trying to force him out of oflice. All his life he has had a desire to be a horticulturist, but never has had the time or money, for he is always trying to work harder and sacrilice more in order to give the children a good education. The children, Lois, Brad- ley and Hugh Cwho has finished school and now is planning to marry Dagmar Carrollj, do not seem to appreciate anything that is done for them, and are always clamoring for more. Granny, old Mrs. Bradley, thinks they should be made to shift for themselves. MAY 28, 1926 The twins, after wiring for more money, finally arrive home, a day early in a ramshackle old Ford. The crash comes when Mr. Ingals, refusing to sponsor any shady jobs, in a moment of anger, resigns from his position. The children, surprising everyone, show their true selves, saving the situation. Lois and Bradley get jobs and Hugh offers to put off the wedding and loan his money to his father. But Granny has another plan. She buys an interest in a green house and gives Mr. Ingals a position. Hugh marries Dagmar, but the twins refuse to give up their work. l'The Goose Hangs High has been given in twenty-six colleges and a few high schools this year. It was presented at the Bijou Theatre in New York by the Dramatics Theatre, Inc., January 29, 1924. 1 In , 'Q l K Page 135