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948 Drama Club The purpose ol the Drama Club is to give all those Juniors and Seniors pos- sessing dramatic talent a chance to gain practical experience through participat- ing in the productions ol worthwhile plays. Last September, tryouts were conducted lor all who wished to join, since membership is limited, only the most talented were selected. A popu- lar trio, the Raleigh Brothers and Larry Lee ol the Lee Brothers, entertained at thisyeafsfirstmeeting. Theclubpartici- pated in Christmas Vespers, this year's Drama Club playflpeg 0'My l'leart, fol- lowed in February. All ol the members had an opportunity to do their parts in serving on the various committees as well. Members also participated in play read- ings. A theatre party, planned as a feature ol regular club activity, was another pleasant undertalcing. President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . Adviser . Kenneth Mcliusick Carol Holmes Betty Osterlund Louis Mahalikos Mrs. Jean Wiens
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President . . . . Robert Stuart Vice-President . . Peter Gdvidn Secretary . . . . Stephen Pilcher Treasurer . .,,. Sylvia Sarafian Adviser . , Mr. Malcolm P. Gallagher Nl-IS Debating Club The violent polemics to be heard in 1305 ol a Thursday alternoon merely signifies the gathering ol the Debating Club. lwo members who have volun- teered at the previous meeting talce op- posite sides ol a controversy selected by the club. A mediator chosen from the club otliciates, and when both sides have been heard, the spealcers question each other. Then the debate is turned over to the spealcers. Every member is given a chance to participate in either the debates or the spirited discussions following. The club tries to develop in its members a better lcnowledge ol vital issues and seelts constructive solutions to current problems. This spring the Debating Club partici- pated in a debate with our traditional rival, Brookline lpligh.
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Adviser . . Mrs. Jean Wiens Drama Club Pla The happy ending ol untutored pegis adventures in the home ol her cultured English aunt, Mrs. Chichester, provided a Fitting climax in entertainment on Val- entines Day. Peg 'O My Hear! could not have found a more receptive audi- ence than Newton l-ligh. The cast in the order ol their appear- ance: Mrs. Chichester . . . Nancy MacMillan Jarvis, the butler .... Merrill Kabler Ethel,Mrs.Chichester's daughter Janice Pearson Alaric, Mrs. Chichesterls son William Gersumlcy Christian Brent . . , Norman Vincent Peg ...,... Helen Doliber Montgomery Hawkes, solicitor Donald Finburg Maid ..... Betty Osterlund Jerry . . . . Paul O'Neil Michael, a dog. . . . Himself Pet,adog. . . l-lerself
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