The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-12

THE sNAUGHTY Twos" CELEBRATE
THEIR LEAVING soHSeL.
Farce in Which Some of the Teach
ers Were OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Day To-Morrow.

Glass day was observed yesterday after
noon by the June 'o2 students of the Man
usl Training High School. The auditorium
was filled and the entire programme IN
terested the audience. Albrecht Kipp pres
ident of the class. presided. Sapphire blue.
the colors OF the naughty twos." was used
in the decorating and in front OF the stage
a large June '02 banner was draped over
the entrance 10 the hall on a large blue
banner was the motto OF the class. ''Ex-
celsior"
A piano solo by Miss Bessie Leedy opened
the exercises. after which the chronicle OF
the class was read by Flossie Wills. the
historian. The history was in biblical
phraseology and original and clever. The
full account of the June 'O2 pupils was
given, from their entrance into the school
until yesterday. Miss Edith schowe played
the Grand March" by Joseph Gundermsn.
which was dedicated TO the class. The class
poem. THE Last Olympian Council by
Harry Hunt was then read. A trombone
solo by Leon Lockwood followed. after
which Otto Maur read the future OF the
individual members of the outgoing pupils.
This number was also interesting and
caused much laughter when the finish
cessful type
A double quartet. assisted by Earl Hunt
at the piano, sang the class song, and then
the audience awaited the principal number
Of the afternoon, a farce by Harry Hunt,
entitled Are You Satisfied. Or. the Cues
ton of the Hour" The first act was laid
in the outer Office OF the school. The piece
a story Of life in the Manual Train
ing High School at the time OF the sgita-
ton Of the ID, rule 70 govern athletes.
ceived a ID" and got on the track team
and one who also failed IN his lessons. but
did not get on the squad. fondness for
a girl in the school also had an important
part in the action OF the play. II Is said
that the author Of the piece got the foun-
dalton for his work from actual facts dur
ing the time OF the discussion Of this new
rule
ACTORS MADE UP LIKE TEACHERS.
The parts OF the farce were all well taken.
and the work OF the students as teachers
IN the school was decidedly clever. Where
IL was possible the pupils were made Up
to resemble certain members Of the faculty.
and when they walked on the stage they
were at once recognized by the audience.
During the progress Of the piece some ex-
celent jokes were got of on the teachers
and many knocks at the Instructors
caused the audience 10 applaud loudly. AZ
the conclusion Of the farce the class yell
was given. Following was the cast OF the
plaY
Prologue .......................... Nell Pesse
Frank Legitt Cvho gets q and makes
the track team. ......-......Joe Barlow
Will Chase (who gets y and does rot
make the track team Walter PAUL.
Albert strinser captain 81 the ussk
Jack Raynes (closs friend OF Chasel...
--------.------- -----.----- CnaAles efbLeon
Charles Brown (also close friend OF
Chasel. ...............-.. Albrecht Kip. jr.
Mr. Emmerich .................-..H Harry Hunt
Mr. Bean. Harry Hoffman
Mr. McCornb ......... Ira McIntlre
Mary Martin zone Of the popular sirisl
.........-............. Minnie Stewart
Alice Noble Cfriend OF Miss Martini .....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mabel SpieihoN
Mabel Anderson also friend OF Mss
MARTINI .......... ......-.--. Flossie Wills
The annual visitors day viii be observed
tomorrow. All OF the classes viii be con-
Quoted as usual. and the work IN the shops
will be made interesting 10 outsiders. The
entire day Is 10 be devoted 10 showing
strangers through the building and showing
the kind of work that the students are
doing.