High-resolution, full color images available online
Search, browse, read, and print yearbook pages
View college, high school, and military yearbooks
Browse our digital annual library spanning centuries
Support the schools in our program by subscribing
Privacy, as we do not track users or sell information
Page 58 text:
“
THE THAN KSGIVING PARTY N NOVEMBER twenty-eighth the Thanksgiving Party, the first of the school parties of the year, was held. The following committees were appointed by Sidney Iverson, president of the Junior class, which spon- sored the event: floor manager, Rolf Bye, tickets, George Blain, adver- tising, Charles Fee and Kenneth Bunnellg lighting, Charles McShaneg program committee, Margaret Edwards, chairman, Kenneth Bergquist, Tod Carley, and Mae Sundeeng invitations, Glenna Hagness. The program consisted of numbers by the Dusky Stevedoresf' a group of girls who presented a song-and-dance act, a feature dance by Elvira Bitzang a chorus, and two speciality numbers, one by Cy Clark, and the other by Jean Eddie and Margaret MacLean. The party was a financial success, and was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone attending. THE EASTER PARTY THE Easter Party was also sponsored by the Junior class. David Hanley was in general charge, and arranged the following program: a novelty song-and-dance act by the Six Little Half Pintsg piano selections by Franz Kitsmang a toe dance by Jane Wright, and a vocal solo by Camilla McCl-aren. Music was furnished by Doug Sowle's orchestra. While not so successful financially as the Thanksgiving Party, due to other entertainment at the same' time, the Easter Party was a success socially.
”
Page 57 text:
“
jk X! .-llik. saff- -awk 'xlsyf :HL .uf if 1 X 'NUI K 'lu ,.,- , . mx 'Y' ,M-. ...V L. l N JA I ,.. ,, , .. . ,Q fs fs of riu .r -1 -- mn A- .lr A l if ,fc Jw. I' l X! Q ,A - Ja. Jn. lk, .yk,. -.JL-.-JJLJ -' -- i 5 P l r' - ' ff' If -- :-1 1 f xr 3 N wr su v wr x wr NF W k 1 m, U fx ., ..Xr..v,-,fx , x, , Il- Y W , ., ... .. ..' .. -..na'-.1 STUDENT CLUB AND ECLECTIC PLAYS HE Student club and Eclectic presented on December seventh in the Junior High auditorium, two plays. The audience was entertained be- tween the plays by the Harmony Girls, and Bert Christianson's or- chestra. The first play, The Piper's Pay, directed by'Miss Hurlbut, showed a society woman placed in a very difficult position. She was suspected of hav- ing stolen a large number of spoons. A detective was placed in her home as a maid, and only after much explanation and suspense does the lady finally make the satisfactory explanation that the Whole trouble came from the fad of collecting spoons as souvenirs from hotels. Everything was thought to have been settled before the newspapers became aware of the facts, when a reporter appeared who had heard the whole story. CAST Mary Clarke .,,.,..,. .............. ......... J e an Campbell Katie ...........,..........,. ............, G wenyth Goar Evelyn Evans ,..,.,........ ....,................. D ella Scott Freda Dixon ,.................. ........ B arbara Trepanier Mrs. Charles Dover ..,.... .,.,....,.... C harlotte Ross Mrs. John Burton ,.,,........., ...,.,........... M abel Clayton Mrs. Hereford-Carr ......,,...............,.. Bernadine Fischer Evening Dress Indispensable, which was coached by Miss Brennan, was the second play. Shiela Waybury has become so engrossed in art that she has lost all interest in everything else, including the attentions of Geoffrey Chandler. Mrs. Waybury, the young-looking mother, is annoyed by her daughter's actions. Mrs. Waybury accepts an invitation to go to the theater with Geoffrey Chandler. This makes Shiela realize what she is missing. As they are leaving, Shiela appears in an evening gown and an- nounces that she is going with Mr. Connaught, the admirer of her mother. Both couple realize they would enjoy themselves more if they exchanged, so Shiela and Geoffrey go to the theater, and Mrs. Waybury and Mr. Con- naught stay at home to enjoy the evening. CAST , Alice Waybury ................................ Virginia Washburn Shiela Waybury .............. ............. G lenna Hagness George Connaught .......... .......,,,.... R obert Fletcher Geoffrey Chandler .......... ....... H ugh John Hazlett Nellie ........................... ........,...... I rene Farley LOIS CHANCE. -53- X ' m4'riT'TS 'Us' 'fi ' lift' 'fr' 'as' 'fs.'!:: -fs' ' -- f -.P SEA -I? GQ '32'mi?'4 iff? -.i?L'5Pm1F.gi?m n 1 .. rvv 'DVC' TV . 'Ji L' yin JUL. XMI Juk' YY .uf Jul XMI' JDK' 'wir 'mtl 3, .r J, . ' .1 JUL 'ativ- .jlf-L' KH? . 4 Jun. Nlllf 4 .nik Nbllf 4 JMX. ,wr Q 4 ful. v 3' 5. . .N , Juk. silly-I L l Jllk WSH .4 X ' ,. f. ' .nik Q-wr . -Q , . JNL. 'Nflf .A ' J Jllk whiff , a, .4 JUL W. '- 4 Jlvk jury Jail 'IM' U ' Q . JUS. N1-r A A 1 V 4 Jul 'Nlyf .-- . , . .aug Mir Jlllk. Nkllf ' -Q .N , Jelk ft A as was -asf sz -,523 ,girl T T.,
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
