Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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I hirrv Canal Currents - 1949 CANAL CURRENTS MILDRED BROWNE Editor-in-chief MARGUERITE ANNE ROBBINS Literary Editor ROBERT BALLARD Business Manager YEARBOOK SIAFF Editor-in-chief . Mildred Browne Business Manager Robert Ballard Advertising Manager, Joanne Byron Literary Editor Peggy Robbins Girls ' Sports Editor, Barbara Forrest Boys ' Sports Editor, Richard Salsman ADVER USING STAFF G. Delbos, Q. Coppi, H. Har- rison, E. Wheeler, R. Salsman, L. Fuller, R. Campbell, M. Lincoln, H. Stephenson, R. Smalley, B. Patterson, H. Brown, C. Nowlan, P. Night- ingale, and J. Chandler. JOANNE BYRON Advertising Manager RICHARD SALSMAN Boys’ Sports Editor Seated-. M. Robbins, J. Byron Standing-. B. Forrest, R. Salsman, M. Browne, R. Ballard BARBARA FORREST Girls’ Sports Editor

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Bourne High School Thirty-one First Row (left to right) : Mrs. Tyson, E. Stymiest, H. Harrison D. Douglas, E. Downey, M. Jenkins, F. Taylor, Mr. Campbell. Second Row. R. Nowlan, T. Tobey, R. Anderson, L. Ferretti, W. Alden, C. Thamalis, E. Gibbs, G. Dodd. “Double or Nothing” Ted Hoyt Peggy Evans Jimmy Lee Homer Davis Ethel Green Mrs. Abbott Richard Anderson Diane Douglas Ronald Nowlan Gordon Dodd Marjorie Jenkins Elizabeth Downey Roberta Eox Dr. Winston Rogers Allan Booth Charlotte Carol Muir Bill Dudley Mike Spencer Jack Swan Helen Harrison Faith Taylor Eleanor Stymiest Lewis Ferretti Charles Thamalis William Alden T he Senior Play, Double or Nothing”, presented on the night of Friday, April 8th, was a great success. It was well-attended and enjoyed by students as well as the parents. The action of this play took place on a Friday in Spring in the living room of Mrs. Abbott’s rooming house in a college town. The plot centered around the custom of producing a surprise to delight the at- tendants of the Midwestern College Prom. Ted Hoyt made arrangements to escort Carol Muir, the young movie star, as the star attraction of the Prom. The fact that he forgot one of the rules of the college which forbade the appearance of celebrities at college ac- tivities, brought on a number of intriguing and hilarious complications. There followed a series of exciting adventures including the impersonating of Carol Muir by another guest and a kidnaping of this guest by two prankster members of the Senior Class. The fast-moving plot came to a happy ending by the granting by Carol Muir of a scholarship in Marine Biology, thus making her attendance at the Prom gratifying. The success of this play was due to the wonderful cooperation of the members of the cast as well as to the helpful work of the Stage Manager, William Thomas, Adver- tising Manager, Ellen Norris, Property Manager, Joseph Labretto, Ticket Manager, Lois Browne, and Student Directors, Thelma Tobey and Elaine Gibbs. The Seniors wish to thank, Mrs. Tyson and Mr. Campbell our faculty directors, most heartily for the work and time they put in the play.