The Girls of Central High on the Stage; Or, The Play That Took The Prize

by Gertrude W. Morrison

AND SO JESS MORSE STEPPED FORWARD, BASHFULLY,
AND FACED THE AUDIENCE—Page 205

The Girls

of Central High

on the Stage

OR

The Play That Took The Prize

BY

GERTRUDE W. MORRISON

Author of The Girls of Central High,

The Girls of Central High on Lake Luna,

Etc.

ILLUSTRATED

THE WORLD SYNDICATE PUBLISHING CO.

CLEVELAND—NEW YORK

Made in U. S. A.

Copyright, 1914, by

GROSSET & DUNLAP

Press of

THE COMMERCIAL BOOKBINDING CO.

Cleveland

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	What the M. O. R.’s Needed	[1]
II	What Josephine Morse Needed	[9]
III	What Mr. Chumley Needed	[18]
IV	What Mrs. Prentice Needed	[28]
V	There is a General Need	[34]
VI	It All Comes Out	[40]
VII	The Hand Held Out	[50]
VIII	The Race Is On	[60]
IX	A Skating Party	[70]
X	The Mid-Term Examination	[80]
XI	Missing	[87]
XII	Counsel for the Defense	[95]
XIII	A Way is Opened	[104]
XIV	In Suspense	[113]
XV	A Mile a Minute	[121]
XVI	“Just Like a Story Book”	[128]
XVII	Lily Pendleton Is Dissatisfied	[139]
XVIII	The Ski Runners	[146]
XIX	The First Dress Rehearsal	[153]
XX	“Mr. Pizotti”	[160]
XXI	Mother Wit Puts Two and Two Together	[170]
XXII	Mrs. Plornish	[178]
XXIII	“Caught on the Fly”	[187]
XXIV	The Great Night	[197]
XXV	Good News for Jess	[202]