"Madam Butterfly" Dorothy Erb "Spring Maid" Lyle Shaffer "Maggie Pepper" Irene Kairn "Chocolate Soldier" Charles Crow "Wizard of Oz" Allen Wheeler "Little Boy Blue" Fay Shanklin "The Red Mill" Anamosa High School "The Girl Question" Florence Christensen "Romeo and Juliet" Hubert Fife and Elda Ristine "Madam Sherry" Helen Smyth "The Bird of Paradise" Beulah Byerly "Rose of Panama" Lillian Shoop "The Witching Hour" Vella Hester "The Only Son" Myles Waggoner "Brown of Harvard" John Georgen "The Girl from Out Yonder" Harriet Clark "The First Lady in the Land" Leota Hines "Peter Pan" John Benton "The Swindler" Warren Lawrence

Mr. Clevenger, while ushering one of our small tyrants to the office one noon, was successful in reaching the top step, when the youth in hand turned and fled down the stairs. Mr. C. followed in hot pursuit to the outside door, then gave up in despair. H. C. (translating German sentence)-“In the tree tops there is scarcely a breath.” (In the tree top there is room to breathe.) Why did the Springville millinery store interest the B. B. team??? Mr. C. (as “Happy” Fife walks past the office) -“There goes Hubert. He should have been called “noisy” instead of “Happy.” Ruby J.-“Mr. Clevenger, may I see you?” Mr. C.-“Why, yes; look at me as long as you want to.”

Mr. Moyle, at dinner at the home of Irene Abbey, meets Irene and asks her if she is in the Freshman class. I.A.(very indignantly)-“No, sir; I am a senior.” H. R.-“How can you tell how much humidity is in the room? Is it by a thermometer, or what?” L. V. K.-“Why, by a telescope.” Miss Lee(reading life of Johnson)-“He stuttered like a scarecrow”