Westervelt High School - Westerian Yearbook (Westervelt, IL)

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JUNIOR CLASSA PLAY The Junior Class play, 'I'm In The Army Now,W was pre- sented on November 30, The play was about an average Ameri- can family. Bronson, who was twenty years old, had to re- gister for the Army. All his life he had been his mother's pet and she was determined that he would not go to the Army. She did every thing in her power to get him deferred, but in spite of all, Bronson finally did go to camp. In the meantime, Pa Robertson had lost'a large sum of money, and was forced to go back to manuel labor. Ma Robert son and her daughter, Deanna, thought this was a terrible disgrace to the family. Then Bronson came home on furlough. He was astonished that his family was in such a predicament. He then decided to draft the whole family into a nprivate armyu of his own. Before he went back to camp, each one was doing some useful Job and enjoying it. Young Toby's actions and Granny's re- marks along with the rest of the cast made it a very enjoy- able play.

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JUNIOR CLASS POEM --Shirley Tow I'll tell you a story If you will gather round and listen. Those who donft hear it Just won't know what they're m1es1n'. It's a story about a Junior class, In which there are seventeen Smiling faces of boys and girls, That are supposed to be seen. I'll tell you of their ambitions, Of what they'd like to be, And of their social positions, Of their future that I see. Now, as I see Betty Harris, She is a nurses' aidg s All the boys are saying, 'What a wonderful wife she'd have mad After Marilyn became a wife - Pauline became her successorg This would be the shock of your life, But--each of them was a hairdresser. This is going to surprise you,- Junlor Danneberger is a farmerg But this will shock you more, For Eileen Moore is a snake eharmer. SPS B