Windsor High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Windsor, IL)

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--------..-Pow-Wow-.-------- The Arrival of Kitty The Junior Class Play was presented April 5, 19229, by tl1e following cast: ' William xvllllilvl '.,. ,. .. ,,,,,... John Bland Bobbie Baxter '......... .,.........,.,.........,,,.....,....... l 'aul Rose Benjamin Mori -.,.. . ......, -Maurice liee Alexander Ting .......,........,, ,i.,.,, ...,.................,. l l enry Gregory Aunt Jani -.,,. ....,.w... Florence Furry Jane .,,.,,,... ..... .............. N i ta Storm Suzette ,..,.., ..,,.... - luanita Bailey Sam .ww.... ..,.,.... N 'irgil Storm Kitty ...... ,.,......, l leta Storm 'l'inglepaugh, the bellboy, and Sam, the colored porter, find themselves with complete control of a hotel while the owner is away on business. There arrives at the boarding house William Winkler, a jolly bachelor, Aunt Jane, a typical old maid, and Jane, the pretty niece of Winkler. lt develops that Jane is in love with Bobbie Baxter, who arrives later, but Winkler wishes to marry her to Benjamin More in order to receive his portion of his brother's estate. An act1'ess named Kitty, who is a friend of VVinkler, is impersonated by Bobbie but in the meantime the real Kitty appears and things immediately begin to move at a rapid rate. NVinkler is nearly crazy, and the climax of the plot is reached when Jane finds of Winkler's acquaintance with Kitty, for he has been trying to keep this knowledge from his niece and Aunt Jane. ln the end More and Aunt Jane, Bobbie and Jane, and NVinkler and Kitty are happily united. The outstanding' characteristics of tlltl play are its wit and humor and tense situations which run rampant throughout its length. 7'1r'c'ut11 -----------H1929-'---------H

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un un u an 1 u 1 un I' - In un u - - - - - -- -- Pow Wow -...- - - - - - - ---..-..-..- .lliunnnior Class History NVhvn, in the course of human ovvnts, it ll900lllCS nocvssary for one pt-oplo to statc- tho institutional hands which have conlim-ctod them with anothor, and to assume among' tho powers of tho varth, tho scparato and equal station to which the laws of nature and of naturv's God ontitlo thvm, a. doccnt respect to tht- opinions of mankind roquiros that they should doclarv thv causos which impol thom to tho statvmont. NV1- hold those truths to be st-If-1-vidvnt: 'Phat tho Junior f'lass is tho host in thc- school, that wo havv tho most brilliant students in school, that Junior girls would cop tho hvauty prize of tho sm-hoolg that wc haw tho lu-st class advisors in tho school, that wo havv tho most e-tticic-nt svt of officers of any class in school. NVh0n wo worm- ostablishvd as a class wc- clioso as class advisors, Miss Phillips and Miss Haven. Soon after school started wo lost onv good nullnhvr in Paul lllk. lla- chose Dunkirk, Indiana, as his placo of ahodo. Iiouisv Uullon was addvd to our class from Gays High. Wm- have- in our class some athlvtos, nanu-ly: HSfI'l'll'llH Loo Ili-nnvtt, Post-y Paul Rose, Virgil Storm, John Bland, Benjamin Lovins, and Miko Lynne Shelton. The succoss of tho class play dopondod upon tho thvatrival ability of John Bland, Paul Rose, Virgil Storm, Mauricio Iwo All'X?lINlt'1', Ilvnry G1'l'g'0l'y, Floroncv Furry, llc-ta Storm, Juanita liailvy, and Nita Storm, also Mr. Gibson, who gavo his tiuw to coaching it. VVo are not wizards of financo, but wo lu-lim-vo wo can furnish the Suniors with a hanquot. This is a truo statouu-nt of tho conditions of tho aforesaid Junior Class. -Henry Grvgory. -- W- M- --N--H Q--- H- -H- ---- 1929 -H--'-t---r'w-r-t'-t--M- -'--- H H f '- Ni1u:lf'L'n

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