Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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1935 CHEVRON Assembly and Rhetorical Programs Given by Miss VVilliams' Pupils, 1934-35 PLAY The Pot of Broth by VV. B. Yeats Virgi Martha Hakes ................. Louise Sargent. .. Lois Staines ...... Helen Trivisondoli .... Glenn Brown ..... James Moran .... Gordon Morrow . Marian Depzynski Geraldine Everett Jean Howes ..... Dorothy Licht .... Stanley Kast ..... David Strickland. . Leroy Wilson ..... Harrison Phillips Vernetta Bordney. Florence Boyce. . . Laura Campbell . . Margaret Nesbitt. Armand Beckwith George VVebster . Richard Paget .... Edwin Smith .... nia Meyers, Richard Vlfoods, Robert Sinclair ........................PaulRevere'sRide ....The VVild Swans at Coole .... . .A Breach of Etiquette . . . .The Urms at Gravelotte . . . . . .The Power of Ideas . . . .Rupert the Robber QU . . . .Rupert the Robber QZQ . . . . . . . .The King's Shirt Bludsoe i. in i .......................... Columbus for Girls .. . . . .Our Duty as Citizens of a Democracy . . .... Democracy, an Indispensable Condition for a Progressive Republic .Now Look VVhat You've Done, Christopher! D i i i ......................,........... Freckles ........VVhen Pa Shaved off His Whiskers First Snowfall i i ....... , ............ The Courtm' ....A Leak in the Dike ......................... The Owl Critic Twins ....Red Jacket on the Religion of the Indian .......................ModernFeudalism PLAY King Henry VIII, Act III, Scene 2 Richard Woods, John Pilato, Evart Winden, Fred Barrett, Don Deane Parmelee . Benjamin Miles. . Wentworth Vick. Wilson Gartland. . Clara Draper ..... Ruth Hawley. . . Phyllis Spinks .... Mildred Hazel .... Robert Sinclair. . . Richard Woods ..... Theodore Johnson .... ............... Earl Taylor ...... Agnes Morton .... Dorothy Miller. . . Dorothy Wells. . . Virginia Elson .... ald Nesbitt, Ralph Tiffany, Gasper Recorella ......................................Sleep1ng Outdoors .. ................................. Abraham Lincoln .. ..................................... A Similar Case . . ..... How Jan Ridd Saved His Sheep from the Blizzard .... . . . . . . . . .Darius Green and His Flying Machine House With Nobody In It . . . . . . . .When Will Turned Into a Boy .. ......... The Wreck Q David Copperfielduj .. .................... p. ..... Casey at the Bat ....What is Worth Fighting For in America Death and General Putnam .. ................... After the Revolution ....The Boy Who Didn't Pass . . . . . . . . . . .Steamboat Racing . . . . Ls. .............. A Sermon . . . .The Birds of Killingsworth Page Twenty-five

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1 9 3 5 C H E V R O N l Assembly Programs l Perhaps the greatest attraction of the year was when the Glee Club of lAlfred University, on a good will tour, came here. This went over in a big vay as our applause was very enthusiastic. Under the direction of Ray W. intage, they sang some very catchy numbers-among them Winter Songf' j'Ole Man River,', and Pumpkin Suef' ' l The high spots of the program came when two 'cello solos were given by lWeston, tenor. A quartette consisting of Messrs. Vveston, Owl, Brewster and Connor, sang Rigoletto, Tavern in the Townf' Shortninl Bread,', Gabriel, low Your Trumpetf' This quartette has made quite a name for itself both n national broadcasts and concert. They truly showed their talent. The Glee Club closed with Alma Materf, VVe hope we shall have the P l The school witnessed unbelieving spectacles when Gene Gordon, magician, ame in April. Mr. Gordon's forceful personality, appropriate humor and wife elped his show to be a success. He performed many tricks and the audience enjoyed themselves immensely. leasure of hearing them again next year. During the prevention week, Chief Eggleston talked to us about the dan- ers, causes, preventatives and expenses of fires. He listed some of the more erious fires which have occurred around here and made us realize the hazards n the life of a fireman and the great qualifications they must live up to. Ilm ,lure we were all much benefited by the fire chief's talk and have determined to let no fire occur, the cause of which would be due to our immediate care- lessness. l l In March we heard a speaker, Major Baker, whose interesting subject was l'The Teakwood Industry of Burmaf, He has lived in India many years and is familiar with such matters. While there he took many hne pictures which he showed us in the form of slides. His program gave us all a better concfption of life in India and hunting elephants and other animals of the jung e. l l 1 Dr. Armitage, traveling in the interest of Springfield College in Massachu- setts, gave a varied program on May 27th. He is a man of much worldly ex- perience, having attended more than seven colleges in different parts of this universe. He worked his way through all of these as a magician, a pianist, yentriloquist and by imitating Dickens' characters. He amused us byithese antics after an enlightening talk on Springfield and other subjects. His impersonations of Uriah Heep, Sydney Carton and Grampa Bumstead yvere nothing short of marvelous. ' H l During the last term Miss Greenwood organized a dramatic club con- fisting of members of her sophomore English classes. They call themselves j'The JuniorWThespians by a majority vote. They fully intended to give one r more plays in assembly but due to the short time that remained before he end of school their plans didn't materialize. Carolyn Latta was elected president, and jean Ross vice-president. Miss Greenwood had previous ex- erience in dramatics and is capable of producing excellent plays. l fage Twenty-tour l l l l l l

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l l 1935 CHEVRON lRose Schamine flj, Ruth Sanborn CZJ, Lillian Foote C3j, Dorothy y Shapland MJ .............................................. Pippins Anthony Campagna Clj, Pasquale Aina Q21 ....... The Morro Castle Disaster John Lacey ...................................... A Fight With an Octapus glllargery Dayton ......................,................... The Lost Class Norma Pickett . ...,............. If You Can't Go Over or Under, Go Around flflelen Forder CZJ, Evelyn Kast CZJ, Verna Vink Q3j ........... Little Garoche Cyrus Hamlin... goyce Tompkins. at the Dancing School Lulu Salemi ...,... True Grandeur of Nations ................VVhen Ma Rogers Broke Loose Maxon Ingraham .... ..... T he Fable of the lVonderful Meal of Victuals lEdward Dragon .... Francis Kirby ...... lDorcas Conroy ..... oris Brundish ophia Carr .... A. y homas XVhite .... Donald Batchellor .... lRobert Swartz . . ..................Calhoun on Warand Peace ................. Don'tDieonThird ....The House by the Side of the Road ............................Belinda ...........Elizabeth as a lVitness ............................Revelation ..............TheVeteranoftheG.A.R. ..........................Hobson's Exploit lVirginia Putnam ..... ..... H igh Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire lsabel Smith ...... lAmelia Hoot .... Onalee Persing Margery Clark ...... lBernadine Phillips. . . 'ugene Barnum ..... alinor Stafford .... anice Densmore. . T ack Barcelona ... race Bulmore. .. era Bell ..,.... ....................Guilty, or NotGuilty KirbyVVedding ....The Highwayman ............MyTon1 ...........Heather Ale . . . .American Liberties . . . . .A Misunderstanding .. ..... The Volunteer's Wife Denounce War . . . . .The Volunteer Organist the Ball Game ' linor White ................................. A Little Change for Edward Robert Hamilton ................................ An Armistice Day Speech Robert Miles Clj, Belerma Babcock CZJ, Betty Vogan ffij, Gladys T Stymus C41 Barbara Doyle CSD, Arline Monacelli f6j, Dorothy X Eddy UD, Josephine DiValerio CSD ....................... The Wild Cat PLAY l The Sleeping Car, by William Dean Howells Irs, Robert ...... T ...... Shirley Hill The Californian .......... John Lacey unt Mary ..... ..... H elen Forder An Angry Voice. . .Theodore Johnson Porter ....... ..... C yrus Hamlin Mr. Robert ......... Deane Parmelee Clfonductor .... ..... L loyd Goffe Willis Campbell ..... Stanley Caswell T PLAY A Q The Horse Thieves by Herman Hagedorn Mrs. Bartlett. ......,.... Evelyn Kast Olive Morrill ........... Fred Barrett Laura .......... .... Reverend Mr. Hage Twenty-six' i Louise McGuire Burt Haskell .... .... C yrus Hamlin Clinch. . .Edwin Smith Al Bartlett .... . . .Donald Nesbitt -Jean Ross