Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-28

friends of the school were in attend
ance as guests.
The class play, ''The Rejuvination
of Aunt Mary" presented by members
of the senior class at the Opera House,
! Wednesday evening last, was undoubt-
eddy among the finest of amateur the
atrieals presented in this city, and
those who We're fortunate enough to
secure seats were high in their praise
of the manner in which the comedy
was produced. Following is the cast;
Aunt MARY Watkins Jacks Aunt A very
wealthy Spinster--ThelEs Sesiey.
John Watkins. Jr., Denham 'Jack"-CarI-
son Gauper.
Burnett, Mitchell. Clover tJarks chums)
-Carrili Christensen. Percy Roman. Lawrence
Mir. stebbins, Aunt Mary's Iawyer-Melvin
Joshua. Aunt Mary's hired mau-Lawrenee
! James, the Burnett ButIer-Cliford storlie.
Bertha Burnett, BuTnett's sister. afterwards
Aunt Mary's maid, "Garniee" - Geneveive
The Girl from KaIamauoo---sasfgarct Chris
Lucinda. Aunt Marys prOperty--Allene Sol
Daisy Mullins. A viIlager-Merle Cowden.
| Eva Mary Leahy.
Miss Wellars and Miss Eekhart are
surely to be congratulated over the
plays success. Their management and
coaching brought out the native tai
ent of the actors in fine shape-and
at no cost t.. the school,
One of the much appreciated fea-
lures of graduation days IS the May
day fete given by the kindergarten de-
partment under direction Miss Edith
| fainter. Plans were to hold it on
the school house lawn SO that the
schools and parents might enjoy the
event, but bad weather dictated other
wise and neeessitated holding it in
the class room. Mary Bullock was
chosen queen by vote of the pupils,
and she in turn chose Bernard Seal
king.
City Superintendent Heindel and his
faithful corps of assistants have
ground out fine class of thirty-one
graduates from our high school this
year, in spite of most serious inter-
ruption by the flu. Following is the
class roll:
Nora Bringe, Rachael BrOadhead. Elizabeth
Chase, Merle Cowden, Cora Getter. Florence
Hall, Jennie Helgeson, Kathryn Leahy. Mary
Leahy, Gladys Mills, Benetta Olson. Magdal-
enc 0tteson, Thlema Seeley Arlene SOlverson.
Mary Peterson, Margaret Christensen, Ella
Swain. Hilda Thomson, Estella Swain, Gene
We've Truesdale, Roy BentsOn Melvin Brye.
Carroll Christensen. Everett DeGarmo. Freder-
sck Kromrey. Lawrence Minshs,l. Percy Ro-
man, Juicy Stsndiford, Ffaacss Lieurance,
Carlson Ganper. Clifford Storlie.
Baccalaureate sermon will be de-
livered to the class at the Methodist
lchurch next Sunday evening by pas
tor Harris-an occasion which always
calls together one of the years large
gatherings.
At the same place on Tuesday even
ing, will occur the graduation exer-
lcises, Henry Coe Gulbertson to deliver
the address. Following program will
be carried out:
Music. William TELL selection. orchestra
Class Entrance, prOeessional Geneyeive Trues-
dale.
| Invocation.
Music. Gray Days. Bowl of Roses" Gies
Club.
Address. "Some Problems and Tasks Of Re
construction" Henry COe Gulbertson.
Music Clarinet Solo, Carlson Gauper.
Presentation of diplomas.
Music, THE Americana Come, Senior Chorus
Benedction.
The class colors of V. II. S. Senior
Glass 1919 are. Navy blue and khaki;
it's motto Simplicity, Sincerity, Ser
vice"