Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

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THE ROOMER, 1014 WOODWARD LYCEUiW COURSE No City in the State Has a Course Superior in Quality to This. Read it Over. THE CAVALIERS. Music, literature, costumes and history of the Elizabethen Age. A program planned and built as a tribute to the intelligence of Lyceum audiences—clean, wholesome, sentimental, lively and popular. The lute, the trumpet and the viol w'ill be used. ADRIAN M. NEWEXS, Monologist, A man with a message. You will hear a sermon without the preacher, a lecture without the lecturer, a drama without the actors and stage property, “A MESSAGE FROM MARS.” his subject is a comedy, a story, a great play teeming with human conditions and problems. A golden messages. ESTELLE GRAY AND COMPANY, Violinist, Pianist and Reciter. Miss Gray’s success is unique in that she is entirely American trained, yet has been heard time and again by European audiences, Her violin is one of the finest specimens of the old Cremonas. Miss Florence Crawford, accompanyist, has been before the public many years, and plays with brilliancy and musical feeling. HON. GEORGE B. ALDEN, Lecturer. Subject: ‘‘The Needs of the Hour.” A lawyer of commanding force, his subject, a trumpet call to reform. The intimate subjects of life treated with a boldness w'hich does not give offense, but uplifts and enlightens. SCHILDKRET’S HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA, Samuel Child-kret. Director. Schildkret has appeared before many notables both in Europe and America. Has been in Chautauqua and Lyceum work for eight years, He is one of the finest flute soloists in America. There are other soloists and in addition trio and quintette numbers. SYLVESTER LONG, Lecturer. Subject: ‘‘TheChallenge of the Hour.” He is a sane, logical idealist and philosopher. His subject is one of the strongest and most timely Lyceum offerings; an interesting study on the restlessness of the present day. THE CATHEDRAL CHOIR. Eight noted singers selected from the best church choirs in America. Double quartet, male quartet and solos, all used in one of the finest programs ever put upon the platform. This one number alone costs $225.00 for the evening. They will inspire a desire for more beautiful music in the worship of God. Cost of Course, $835.00. Season Tickets: Students $1.50, Adult $2.25.

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THE BOOM EH, 1914 JUNIOR CLASS Olene Hayes, Niles Winter. Rachel Coombes. Will Healey. Lula Hayes Clint Alinon, Floyd Hayes. Edna Derby, Ed Hopkins. Addie Henry. Harold Appelget Edna Bish, Altha Caples, Paul Kendall, Ollie Henson, Ruth Kendall, Gertrude Lahr President......................................... Ed Hopkins Vice President...................................Paul Kendall Secretary.......................................Ollie Henson Class Flower: White Rose Class Colors: Purple and White Motto: Ad Astra per Aspera Sentiment: “School loyalty and class spirit YELL Rickety Rackety, Rickety Rackety Juniors, Juniors Pride of the faculty.