Philadelphia High School for Girls - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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0112155 lglag zmh Banu: HE greatest social event in our school career was our Class Play and . Dance, held in Mercantile Hall, February IQ., 1909. The 19th proved to be a rainy, disagreeable evening , and we greatly feared the attendance would be fainall. But the large hall was crowded, and Missy Mann caine, notwithstanding the weatherp Wfe were very sorry that Miss Booth was unable to be with us, and inissed her very much. Our play was a great success, the girls, Marie Bowers. Marguerite Carrigan and Marian Bertolet, displaying '-vonderful artistic talent. The young gentlemen, under the super- vision of Mr. Taylor, addedgreatly to the interest of the play, 'especially Mr. Finn, who inipersonated the ininister. The other young inen who took part were Mr. Boyer and Mr. Keastg and to all of these A4 extends the heartiest thanks. 19

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