Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
SENIORS WILL
PRESENT PLAY
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AT
END OF COURSE
COLLEGE FARCE WILL BE PUT ON
THIS EVENING
Senior Members Give a Rouslng
Send-off to Those Who Are
About to Leave Halls
on the Hill

Los Angeles high school students
especially members of the winter Sc
nior class, are on the qui vive in an
ticipation of the class play which will
be given this evening and tomorrow
afternoon in the assembly hall of the
high school building. The play Sc
lected for this years graduating class
is 'James Wobberts, Freshman. or
"A Strenuous Life" 1t is by Richard
Walton Tully, author of 1.-The Rose OF
the Rancho" and recently was pre-
sented by the Burbank stock COM
pany.
Rehearsals for the play have been
going on for two months under the di-
rection of Willis Marks of the Bur
bank theater. The play was original
ly produced by a junior class at
Berkeley and made a great hit. 1t Is
in three acts and depicts college life IN
a realistic manner. 1t readily lends
itself to local conditions-an ideal
class play. The cast of characters IS
as follows:
Tom Harrington, football captain. -
......,............, ,.....'' 'LneSter 1L.a tauh
Reginald Black. his chum Walter Rivers
James Wobberts, freshman. Walter SAINT
William Everett James, from stanford.
............... ..............- watt SHlttl
Byron Harrington, Toms father -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..'.. ace H-''1i
Dan Dayenant, from Anglers camp. -.
.................... Marion Wright
Prof. Magee. director Of the gym. -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..-'. .Ftul Ia res
Dawley, collector ...'' .Durho snepai osoH
Nugata an honest, industrious japanese
school boy...............Le lie Valley Luho
Marian Davenant' Dams daughter, - f,.,r,t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. margaret mum
Dulcie Harrington, Toms sister. -.
.......... ...... Madge Philbrlch
Ruth Thornton, Mrs Virgins nice, niece ;ca,+-,.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-.... .Nuih Aee'Nel
rG1r ITO boarding.
house keeper .,....... FRANCES Nnaiiulsl l..s,ls
Widow Mcguire, with a bill. Dorothy conger
Senior 3 Day Observed
"Senior B" day was observed yester-
day at the high school as the first pre-
liminary to the graduation OF the VIM
ter class. The school was turned over
to the B classmates, in keeping with
the traditions of the school.
A mild sensation was created when
the senior B class raised poles from
which yellow and white flowers, pen
nants. festoons and streamers fioated
over the graduating class, forming a
canopy. Cheer after cheer greeted the
innovation.
After the business of class day was
finished under the direction of Horace
Elder a violin solo was played by
Anita Vennum, and a solo was sung
by Vera Lothrup. Following the mu-
sical numbers Carrie Mooser and Les
ter Brigham presented skit, a satire
upon the senior A graduates.
Following the rendition of a number
by the high school quartet Matte
Steele presented Horace Elder, presi-
dent of the Star and Crescent society,
a souvenir gavel in token of his serY-
ice to the society. Leslie Brigham,
president of the senior B class dellv-
cred an address of farewell to the
senior A members. Phillip Hubbard,
president of the senior A class, re-
sponded. Pins of the Star and Cres-
cent society were presented to the girl
members of the senior B class. After
the formal exercises the graduates and
near-graduates sang and had a gem
eral good time.
The winter graduating class is COM
posed of the following: Ruth AleXan-
der, Louise Avery, Ruth Black, Vivien
Blythe Elmer Bromley. Harvey Bruce,
Helen Bullard, Mary Caldwell,
Frances Chandler, Arthur Chapman.
Dorothy Conger, Marie Crabbe, Ches-
ter Crank, Roy Crocker Lois Dan
necker, Paul Davies, Lester Donahue,
Inez Durham, Horace Elder Max Els
ner, Helen Fitzsimmons. Ida Fullerton,
Clarence Glinn, Edna Goodwin
Agatha Grant, Ulysses Grant, Guy
Haddock, Francis Hart, Philip Hub
bard, Margaret Hunt, Granger Hyer
Florence Juden, Julia Kelly and Ella
Kinard.