Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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i' dl-TON, :L E' I ll lycpi V' v---s, -- if 'Y' SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Senior I'listory 'I934 Act IV of The Follies ol 1934 CWith a review ol Acts I, ll, and IIID I-IE First time that we of the class ol 'I934 looked across the footlights on the Newton stage, four years ago, we were both dazzled by the glare, and bewildered at not being able to penetrate the darkness of the auditorium. But we banded together under Joseph Clement as stage director, with James I-lunter, Theodore Cobb, and George Stone assisting and on the whole, worked out very successfully the scenes in Act I ol the Follies ol 'I934, The second act ol the Follies, presented the following year, was, as we had hoped, quite an improvement over the First because ol the enlarging of our cast by Junior I-Iigh graduates and because of the advantageous application of our former experiences. Our position as Sophomores compelled us to inspire the incoming Fresh- men. This year Jean Harvey directed our productions, assisted by Paul Felt, James I-Iunter, and Mariorie Tylee. One ol the First scenes in Act II was the Freshman-Sophomore Prize-Speaking Contest whose honors fell to Louise Kerr and Paul Felt, Other scenes were based on participation in athletics and clubs where our ability was duly recognized. Act III ol any drama is so likely to conceal the climax in its midst, to excite us all with its sudden appear- ance, that we Juniors had to be alert to our actions lest we should interrupt our drama inopportunely, turning ' fifteen