Fairhaven High School - Aurora Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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'-! f f P s'1',xuE CREW Ulsn, Xxke, llollxxml, NleAlxl:xy. luxllespxe Hans llsxxxsen. xTl'F.ll'l1lllfT fuller. Chu-xuxlix-r. I.oomis, 'l'rir-key, -loe llansen. Carson un 1:11.11 slnmlfl I si! in lllr- .w1 1rlfrr'v swul, Ur hurl flu' 1'-Illlil'-H ilffllf .LL These Adolescents A youth of sixteen suffers from GROW'INC PAINSM -fm a eomelly of rulolvscerxee. Uh, well! we ull go through il! By BETTIE ADAMS The junior elass this year presented the play typieal of any high sehool students, Grrm'iny l'11in.v, oxx lleeemher li, 19255. The eoxxxexly written hy .'Xxxrani:x liouverol is the story of Terry Melntyre :xml her hrother George, :xml their attempt to live up to the sophistieatioxx of young moderns. The climax of the play eomes at the party given hy Terry :xml George :xml the arrest of George, when he went for more iee ere-:xm in his flivver. The leads in this play were well taken hy Lois lieixl, Justin Nix, Yesta flark, .lane Templin, :xml lioh Hale. The :xeeoxxxlnxnyixxg seenes from the play show the vaxxxp, new to town, with George Melntyre, the polieeman, who eoxxxes to arrest George, :xml the ugly xluekling with her mother. At the same time we present the stage erew whose lxearlwork does a very great deal to assure the sueeess of any :xml all procluetions on thx- l :xirhavexx stage. Georue .xml l'x'mIem'c The Melxxtyre Patio fliuxxxx of Act ll

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Robin Hood A story of low' and ronuzncv and villuiny which kvpl thc vilv slwrijf gucssing to llw mul f- as it will you By EDITH FARLOVV A gym on a hill 7 a stagc in thc gyin f- ilarkncss rlcsce-mls, and thc ncw-old story of thc good- hacl and hold outlaw, Rohin lloorl, climaxcs a hrilliant twcnty-tivc ycars of l'lI1ll llJ1Yl'Il drama. XYhat morc romantic, morn- thrilliuggg, morc humorous, morc musical, aml morc lavishly color- ful? YVhat could possibly cpito- mizc all that thc clrama-lovcr llc- mamls, than this hcautiful lcgcncl of chivalrous hcrocs, fair maids, aml wickcil villains? 'l'hc scnior class of 1936 prc- scnts Ullllllllll Ilomlf' hy Own-u llavis, on May l, as its last gcs- turc of farcwcll to a grand school and a grand stagc. 'l'hus f whcn falls thc final curtain on this play - may it waft to you a littlc of thc rcal- lifc comccly and tragccly that for a quartcr of il ccntury has gath- crcrl in its folcls. Lrfl mc lizv' in my lmuxw by llw .virlaf nf Ihr ronrl .lull ln' n fricml lo man. 3I