Deer Trail High School - Trails Yearbook (Deer Trail, CO)

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5 'L fs ,fa 'ffm if Q fm! fr PROGRAM f ' Cv l km yr X mQi?kEAX gif High School Auditorium 'i :S Kar -, fQNxx gxprxx May 15, 1942 rdf? xff., ffJ51Tt:Xx X 3 ..... ,,,,, -,---,-- 1 ' ,jQf'h .K Xifglixos Processional ---- ------ --------- M-Maurine Smith UL1fe is a Son5n--- ------ H. S. Girl's Chorus Flute Solo ---------------------- - ------- Maurlne Smith Student Discussion UYouth, the Shiool and the Warn What Youth Owes a World at War--Dorothy Anderson A Look at Our School ---------------w John Woodis War TimeWServloes of Our School---Eleanor Dugan Our Faith is in America ------------- John Yager Awards ---------------------- ---Supt. John Sommer uGraduation Songu -------------- H. S. Girl's Chorus Address--Uwhither Doundu ------- Dr. Calvin Grieder HMemoriesn --------------------- mH. S. Girl's Chorus Presentation of Eighth Grade Promotional Certificates Mary H. Peterson, County Supt. of Scnools Presentntionfof Senior Class-H----Eupt. John Sommer Presfntation of Diplomas ---- ----- ------ --------- ---- P. H, Hynutt, President Board of Education .Recessional

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The Senior class play COVERALLS was presented on May l. The cast was as follows: ' - Robert Stillman, a would-be-mayor-f -------------- --- Margaret Stillman, his socially ambitious wife ----- Dorothy Anderson Dale Archer Slexander Stillman, their adolescent son ---------- Earl Qones Susan Stillman, their marriagcable daughter -------- Iarguerite Ritter Grandad Stillman, with both feet on the ground ---- Ryland Drinkwine Walter Brant, a mechanic in coveralls ------------- John Woddis Elizabeth Morrison, a social leader --------------- Eleanor Dugan Patricia Morrison, her love-bitten daughter ------- Margaret Staples hacArthur, the secretary -------------------------- Roscoe Urban Irene, an outspoken maid -------------------------- Delois Burrier GQVLhALLS is the story of Susan, a girl of a socially prominent family, who falls in love with Walter, a mechanic. The fact that Halter works in gr as-stained coveralls in stead of in a nice clean' office or bank, makes him unacceptable to Susan's fmnily. Walter cones to the house as an electrician. The ways in which Jalter gets on the good side of the family proves VOR? exciting and entertaining. Grandad ctillman gets in many a wisc crack, as he does not hear well except when he is not wanted to hear, Family affairs are further complicated by the determination of Hrs. Morrison to annex Alexander Stillman as a permanent boy friend for her daughter Patricia. Alexander does not 43 approve, but is more interested in winning a model airplane contest.' a. When Alexander is told by his father that he cannot entcruthz airplane contest he thinks that he is very much abused. The action of the play tak s place in the living room of the Stillman hone just befo.c the mayorality election. The between act entertainment consisted of numbers by the Junior High 3irl's chorusg a violin du.t by Loren Siffring and Pauline Tlchdb and vocal numbers by a trio conposvd of Delois Burrior, Katherine Oehs, and Andres deter. ..,.,,...........,,...........QfffffffffB'ZiffiCfCffZXffLffZXfLl'.'.'11'ffE.'li1I4'Eff.SA'hfRfiZfi'CQ'1E1Sf1QQ'.QQ',Q.,,,,. Prelude -------- -- ------------ -------- Nrs. Hazel Quine Invocation- ------ ---------- - ------ -N-Pev, E. L. Shattuck Whbove the Clear Blue SKyW--------------------- Jr. and Sr. High School Gir1's Chorus Scripture Reading ---------- - ---- ---smRev. Lyman Platt WThe Prayer Perfectuw ------ --------N-H. S. Girl s Chorus Address---- ---- H ---- '----N---------1-Rev. Lyman Platt HThanks Be to Godn-------Jr. and Sr. H. S. Girl's Chorus Benediction--------------N---new--me-Rev. E, L, Shattuck

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.snmlujitikiLlllqlliiiqgyxigpgiiipxtjpgyifxgxxijygl The Junior class presented DON'T DARKEN MY DOOR, a three . act comedy, November l4, 1941. The characters were: Roger Rosem Tom G POPPV Kent, a Bachelor ------ -- ------- ---------- --Dale Archer ary Kent, his romantic niece- ------- ----- ---DG1QiS Burrier arrlck, Roscmary's suitor-------- ------- ---- Ryland Drinkwine Foster, maid-of-all-work ------------ ------- Ruth RQCtOF Alec Stubbins, Poppy's devoted swain-------------Harman Smith Jane Perkins, a writer of romances---------------Dorothy Anderson Louise Featherstone, a maiden lady ------------ ---Glagys Coonts Susie F ethcrstone, a maiden lady ---------------- Marjorie Yagcr Other members of the cast were: Stage Manager, Harold Foxy Electrician, Charles Matson, Sound Effects, Oval McNabb, Programs, louise Scott and Charlcs Serene, Tickets, Narie Hahn, Advertising, Walter Scott and James Heywardg Properties, Jack Kegel. The Play was coached by Mr. John Philljps. -UMAThe.hetweenWact-entertainmentwconsisted-of eepuppet show-PAH WM HChicken Littleu by thc fifth and sixth grades and vocal numbers by the Yiph school girls chorus. The junior class officers for the past year were: President ------------- Dale Archer Vice-President -------- Harold Fox Sceretary-Treasurer---Gldys Coonts Sponsor --------------- Miss Smith. jf .'. .' ff:i:'::Ug.JN:313313211311:f1:i:S::1E1z:N:1l ,'.'. :Q .'.. Rx 7:3555 .',' The Junior-Senior Eanquet was held at Murphyts Banquet room in Denver on Hay 6, l942. The banquet was carried out in the theme of an airplane victory ride. The invitations, which were given out on Hay 4, were attached to an airplane. The members of the class and teachers were asked to come to claim their invitations. The menu consisted of steak, french fried potatoes, new peas, combination salad, hot rolls, cake and ice cream. The after dinner speakers were: Dale archer, Toastmasterg Jenn lagcrg Jr. Sommer, Hr. Quincg Dorothy Andersong Harold Foxy and Iiss Smith. Following the banquet the members of thc party were entertained at the Orpheum Theater.