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==============================~============================ ....... Mao ~ao oao oao oa Eighth Grade Pupils May 11, 1928 WILMETT~ LIFE : U Stage a Successful Play in Wilmette A play, 'The Secret of Pocomoke," \Yas given by the eighth grade pupils of St. Francis · Xavier school last Friday night. The schobl auditorium was crowded .bY the "parents of the pupils and their friends. The play was t}Je best ever held at St. Francis and as a ·result a second performance was given on Wednesday when the pupils of St. .Athanasius and Marywood schools of Evanston · were invited guests. The leading · role was · played by Patsy Krafthefer. The cast o. f cl1aractcrs included the following: Patsy Krafthefer. lvf. F. Koenig, K. Ross, A. Rohol, K. Harvey. P. Busting, C. Schmidt, F. Kelly, J. Broad, M. J. Rich, R. St. Clair, G. Schillbach, F. Reichmann , ]. Miller, Catherine Rae Pearson , B. Dempsey, H. McDermott, J. Black. Appearing as school pupils in the play were: D. Chatard, M. E. Collyer, J. Perkowitz, V. Fitzhugh, P. Jones, M. B. Ardnen , H. Lynch, G. Bermingham, M. Fowles, A. 1J acquire and K. Kelly. Appearing as southern folks were: V. Seng, V. Meter, J. Joyce, G. Brmvning, V. Laskey, R. Moran, G. Elias, L. Pahlman, G. Payne, J. Harrison, .R. Berger, R. May. A. Vercruyssen, D. Zech, L. White, J. Weidlin and \V. Mooney. The pupils of the · first grade also gave a one-~ct play titled "The Measles Party," which won much applause. J President, Pioneer 0 00 "'S CELEBAAnD O,_.CE A YEAR BUT IN OUR STORE-S IT IS . ~ il o ·· I I o 0 OBSERVED EVERY : DAVWITW COURTESY QUALITY" 0 o 3 Deliveries Daily to Wilmette, Kenilworth, Winnetka and Glencoe 0 No Limit-C. 0. D. and Telephone Orders Delivered Free MUSHROOMS PINEAPPLE Hotel, Imported. can Fresh, large size. 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