East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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AN OLD NEW ENGLAND CHRISTMAS N ORIGINAL play written and presented by the East High School Debating Club, assisted by students of the D and C Grades. Time-1666. Place-Salem, Massachusetts. Scene I-An old English Christmas Eve celebration in the kitchen of the Stockridge home. CBased on Irving's description of an English Christmas as found in the Sketch Book. j Scene II-A town meeting, two weeks later. . The trial for violation of the laws of the Massachusetts Bay Colonies with reference to dancing, witchcraft, and the celebration of Christmas. The original laws were read. Characters Prologue .........,..................................... Carolyn Bryant Mistress Allison Stockridge, an old-fashioned English mother. .Ruth Tennison Priscilla, a daughter ...........,........................... Lillian Fuqua John twins Sam Ludwig Jonathan ..................... ..... C an Ludwig Nathan, the eldest son, a lover of music ,.., ...,. A drian Weinstein Miles, the second son ................... ..... W illiam Lovell Brewster, a younger son ........ . ..,... William Vogel Patience, the elder daughter ........ ..... A ileen Falbush Roger Wincote, a friend of Nathan .... ..,.. R obert McIntosh Obadiah Green, a rigid old Puritan . . . .... Lawrence Ustick Constable Giles Eliot .............. .... A rthur Downey Elder Bradford Jilson ............ ...... G roff Stoner Mistress Jilson, his wife ............ .... H elen Schrotel Master John Blodgett, town clerk .... ....... R obert Kyle Mistress Blodgett, his wife ........... ........ C ora Lakamp Master Dryasdust, an elderly citizen ..,. .... K enneth Vordenberg Master Bainbridge ................. ....... J ohn Cronin Mistress Bainbridge .... .... .... M a rcella Pinney Mistress Whitney ...... ......... J une Boyd Dame Biddle ............ ..... N eoma Schreiber William Oliver, a hunter .... ..... D onald Ross Trapper Burns .......... ........,... ...,.,.... J o hn Mueller Citizens of Saleme Cecil Bye John Martin Edson Kelly Edward Deister John Daly George Moyer Shirley Goldberg George Dunlop John Zerbo ANNA NEWPORT, '21. I1111

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r-' .EL i N THE Hi-Y Club We have one of these organizations whose Work is to a great extent not material but has more to do with the character building of the students. To one not acquainted with its functions in school life, the Hi-Y Club does not seem active to a very marked degree. Another might see that the habits and tendencies of some students have been changed by the influence of the Hi-Y Club. During this year, however, the club has helped in many material things connected with school life. Perhaps the most prominent of these is the lubrica- tion of the Wheels of the school's spirit. The Hi-Y Club is directly responsible for the pep sessions held in the auditorium at different times during the seasons of various athletics, The production of new yells, the appointment of the cheer leaders and the arrangement of the sessions were wholly the out- come of the Work of the Hi-Y Club. Although the Hi-Y Club has not made itself extremely conspicuous about the school, the school has felt its pressure and benefited by it. GEORGE R. HUNT, '21. 11131