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98 THESTYLUS THE TRAINING SCHOOL PLAY The Annual Training School Entertainment was held on Friday evening, April 8 1927, in Normal Hall. The play was an operetta 1n .one act en- titled, ,The Forest Court. Jay Bibby, who took the leading role as Tomfmv, carried his part through with great success. The Spirit of the Stream, played by Genevieve Remington, was very good. The Bluebell, Janet Stripp, and the Harebell, Jean Reichel, were admired by all as lovely flowers. Donald Beuerlein, who played the part of Judge Owl, will be prepared to be a real judge some day. The Rabbit, Louise Wliite, received great applause. Harry Ku-czmynda could not have played .his part better than in the role of the Tortoise. Silver VVings, Betty Cusick, IS worthy of all the praise one can give her. All characters, both large and small, deserve credit for what they did. The teachers who directed the play were: Miss Van Slyke, dramaticsg Miss'Haynes, singing, Miss Denio, dancing, and Miss Fassett, piano ac- companiments. 4 I believe that those who were present will agree with me that it was an excellent production. ' -EliZHb6l3l1 Law- .l1-1-.1l- GIRLS' CLUB On Tuesday evening, April twenty-sixth, the Girls, Club presented a moving picture in the Normal Hall. The names of the pictures' were: The Little Dutchess, and f'Pets by Prophesyf' Because we had not planned that the movie would be so soon after we came back from Easter vacation, it was not 'w-ell advertised. On account of this, there were not many present at the movie, so we fell in debt. We thank Mr. Cooper for lending us the money to pay for the use of th-e films, until we are able to meet the expenses. We are planning many ways in which to raise money enough to pay him back. We hope to have a booth on Color Day and perhaps to have an-other candy sale. We have already had one can-dy sale. We hope that you will help us ra.ise our money by patronizing us on Color Day. -Evelyn Hawes and Marion Gardner. 1 -1-lt. TRAINING SCHOOL BASEBALL w The following members of the Seventh and Eighth Grades have been chosen for the Training School baseball team: , Captain-Ben Nellis. I P-Ben Nellis, Robert Chur-chill. 'IB-Charles McCormick, Ben Nellis. . 2B-Richard Reminton, George J ohnstgon, SS.-Fred Sandow. 3B-Robert Churchill, Harold Townsend. L. F .-Willard Epke, Donald Scripture. C. F .-J ohn Higgins, Jay Bibby. - R. F.-Joseph Bibby, Robert Amidon. C+HC1'bC1't Vaughan, Eric Krutenat. , . T f . A -Richard Remington.
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