Crosby High School - Maroon Memoirs Yearbook (Crosby, ND)

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 1 ft 1 T.ie 7 ishing yell, an operetta in 3 acts ras given, by the boys' and girl?' glee clubs iindc-r the direction of Miss ji'. Jordohl and Miss Lillian Poch in the Hijh School auditorium on Thursday, March 12. The cast cf characters uas: Lady Mary-------------------Berdic Lc0-.void Terrence O'Grady-----------Lexrence Elsbernd Noreen----------------------Blanche Ledahl Kathleen O'Mara----------------Be mice Duffy Tan Tvron------------------------Earl Svc-la Lora------------------------------------Jean Moffat Derby----------------------------Meric Nott Molly O'Toole-------------xjrlettc Jacobson Maureen McGibnoy----------------Janice Scrbo Squire Ba::by---------------------------John Phelps Mr. Murphv----------------------------Curtis Sorbo Chorus-------------Boys and Girls Glee Clubs Fairies------------Irene Monson, uccn, Faye Chalcroft, Mcrjaret Duffy, Dorothy Emanuel, Dorothy Husc-t, Lorraine homestead, Phyllis rf'-nderson, Betty Nalccn, and Cloo Sorbo. -17-

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 L'r BORDER LZ..GU3 The Border League Speech Contest, hich 77as held in connection -aith the Music Contest, cs given at Columbus on ..;ril 18. Crosby had four entrants, ..rthur Grunkc in Boy’s Oratorical, ho gave an original composition on '.«’orld Peace—Ho .attained, Janice Sorbo in the Girls Humorous section, uho gave The La-.7n Foto by .da Bovxcr, Jean Moffat classed in the Dramatic division aith The Good Day , and ..rlctto Jacobson v ho gave a verse reading entitled Cercasone by Sherr ood. Of these four, ..rlcttc Jacobson eras the only one ho received any points. She tied for third. DISTHICT CONTEST Crosby entered three in the District contest at Lilliston on May 2. They rrcre Janice Sorbo, Humorous; Jean Moffat, Dramatic; and ..rlctto Jacobson, Verse Reading. They gave the same readings as in the Border L.ague Contest. 2Lch of the entrants from Crosby v:c-re given a r .ting. Janice Sorbo v.s first, Jean Moffat as second, and ..rlctto J..cobson third. In the Dramatic and Humorous divisions t clve schools competed and in the verse re ding eight •aero entered. IUSONIC CONTEST The Masonic Lodge a -in hold an oratorical contest. This year the contestants -.-rote nd spoke on '..’orld Peace—Hov; .attained. In the contest between Crosby „nd Noonan , Harold Joraansted of Noonan on first place, ..rthur Grunkc, second; John Phelps, third. The t.;o highest competed in the county contest in -.;hich ..rthur Grunkc placed second. -16-

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Crosby School took part in the Border league Contest held in Columbus, April 18. ‘he entries were: Girls' low solo—Angela iorg; Boys' high solo—Arthur 7 alen; Boys’ low solo—Lawrence Elsbernd; Girls' trio-Bernice Duffy, Edith Christianson, Arlette Jacobson; Boys’ quartette-Arthur Walen,Joe Brady, Earl Svela, and Lawrence Elsbernd; Mixed quartette—Bernice Duffy, Joe Brady; Gunda Haugdahl, and Arthur ffalen; Mixed Chons; Boys’ Glee Club;and the Girls Glee Club. The Girls' low solo placed third; the Boys’ high solo placed second; boys’ quartette third; Mixed quartette third; Mixed chorus first place; 3oys ’ ‘'lee Club third; Girls' Glee Club tied for second. Six schools competed in this contest. «« « There were five entries from Crosby in the District Contest at Williston, May 2. They were: Girls trio—Bernice Duffy; Edith Christianson, and Arlette Jacobson; Girls’ low solo—Angola Borg; Boys’ High solo—Arthur 7 alen; Mixed quartette—Gunda Haugdahl, Bernice Duffy, Arthur Y alen, Joe Brady; and the Girls' Glee Club. The high solo and mixed quartette received a rate of average, and the low solo trio, and Glee Club received a rating good at this event. Willis ton and Watford City and Crosby competed in Class A Girls’ Glee Club. There were twelve schools entered in the contest. A. E VV V.ll ....- .-I Ufa—if i 1 -18-