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Scene from 'As You Like It', Senior play at Washington Union High School in 1898. Original, vintage. Presented in the woods of the Geo Patterson Estate, 'Ardenwood', direction of Miss Maida Castelhum, English teacher and Principal Frederick Liddeke. Left to right: ??, W. Jeffries Sheperd, Charles Haley Courtier, Leonard Rose Courtier, ??, John Whipple 'Oliver,' Francis Girard 'Banished Duke', Rob Roy Denny, 'Orlando.'
Alameda County (Calif.)--History California--History Local history High school students
Place
Centerville (Calif.)
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Washington Township Museum of Local History California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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