Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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The English and Dramatic Clubs present ’ bHbS GHA RV ESeHOOl. By ALIcE DUER MILLER Cast of Characters AUSTIN; BEVANS: .. = 3s 0 6p. So ee ALICE SW HIIMO RE DAVIDAVUAGICAINZ [Ee mae eee MARIE DOOLEY GEORGE BOYD Sea tn ee CATHERINE BRODBINE OM SIMPKINS 2 2 6 2 cen nee ne MILDRED McLrEop ‘LIM SIMPKINS: = See ee ee RUTH STICKNEY HOMER JOHNS. . . . .. . .. + +. GERTRUDE MARSHALL ELIsE BENEDOTTI ee NS ee ICL TANG Peis Nine Miss Hays 6 De eee Veo NEA DEERING IG AIO W. vy. Miss: @URTIS: Sees aees Sons ee AGNES HURLEY SALL YL BOW e en ee nn DoROTHY ORLOV MuRIEL DOUGHTY be ath te ky AUDREY WARE BTHELCOPELV ING ae ee ee MarcIA GODFREY ALIX MERCIER TE a) ee SLVLILDREDSVVIALICER LIELTAN¢ STARFHORST |. 54 ee nn ee Oo Eo oM irr MADGE KENT? — 02 pe ee BEATRICE KENT Synopsis of Scenes Act 1—Evening. The boys’ room on the top floor of an old- fashioned New York house. Act 2—The main hall of the school. Scene 1: Noon. Scene 2: About two weeks later. Act 3—Scene 1: Midnight on the road. Scene 2: The next morning at the school. Play coached by Miss Mary WINN of Emerson College Furniture loaned through the courtesy of Mr. A. Lowenstein of Lowenstein Sons. 158

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Top Row: Hill, Mackintire, King, Davis, Kaitz, Smith First Row: Guild, Albrecht, Tibbets, Beckert, Keith, E. Smith Officers LEONAJALBRECHT. 27 4 90s) 2) a) Les cenr DOROTHY BECKERT “3= 29) ee en tee erestaen: DOROTHY KEEFE? (5 5 Ae ee mn ire Stir es, DOROTHY, GUILD S'S) i eco? cr The German Club of C. S. S., which organized November 7, 1922, is the first German Club formed in Boston since the war. The Club displayed all the vivacity and recklessness of its youth by the degree of energy and vigor with which it prepared and carried through its first entertainment, which consisted in the presentation of ‘“‘Eigensenn,’’ a three-act German comedy. Then came the German folk dancing and vocal solos, followed by an informal dance. The German Club owes its success and entire existence to the unfailing co-operation and enthusiasm of Mrs. Tibbets. 160