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Page 106 text:
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LET ' S SING OUT Oakwood ' s third annual Hootenanny was held on February 4th. Each year it is successively better. More new and talented Oakwoodites made their debut this time. They were received and ap- plauded by an enthusiastic audience. This year Warren Bourgeois was master of ceremonies. An appearance was made by groups such as Take Five, the Fates, Gino Mancini, Helen Bimblick, Changing Times, Rifka, the Tursettes, Jim Parsons, Mr. Andrew, Jerry Kitt and Warren Bourgeois. The Group Seven (the famous Twin Tone Four plus three) provided folk rock near the end of the show. A terrific evening! 102
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On Friday and Saturday nights, January 28 and 29, the Masquers presented three excellent plays. Taming of the Shrew was directed by Miss Blair and acted by members of the junior school. Julius Caesar , one of the first Shakespearean plays to be done at theatre night, was directed by Mrs. Dickinson. The mob scenes were exciting as well as colorful. The audience witnessed two murders to top it all. O Hour of Glory was the most liked of the three plays be- cause of the superb acting, under the direction of Mr. Pfaff. It was entered in the Simpson ' s Drama Festival in March. Special credit is due to the Make-Up Committee who worked behind the scenes. The stage crew did a marvelous job with the lighting and the stage setting. Two very successful evenings. 101
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lafis COMPUTEI CARNIVAL NIGHT step right up folks! On January 21, Oakwood held its first carnival night with the greatest turnout in its history. The crowd attending was almost as loud and large as Caesar ' s mob, but not nearly as unruly. With all this mass of people, one could even feel the atmosphere of a carnival. The highlights of the carnival were dart games, sly but legal gambling booths, fortune telling, and put your bets on a poor defenceless white mouse who I think was frightened to death by all the spectators. Whipping cream topped the evening at one of the booths. The games were only a penny a ticket too. A great dance followed featuring the Heard . Everyone agreed to make this an annual event at Oakwood. 103
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