Fargo Central High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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JANUARY CLASS OF 1935 f 'r OFFICER President .... . . VicefPresident. . . . . . .Thomas Grove Secretary. . . .... Emily McNair Treasurer ..., Orchestra ,...,.. .... . Gathering at the Pier. . Orchestra .....,.... Music by Ship's Band ....... s . . .Oliver Uthus . . . .Lynn Resley CLASS DAY PROGRAM ACT I-SCENE I Ar THE PIER ACT II-SCENE II ABOARD THE S.S. OPPORTUNITY Announcement to Passengers. . . Saxophone Solo ...,........ Vocal Solo- Out of the Deep . . Debarlqation of the Pilot ...,. Captain's Reply ..,..... . Song .,....,,....... Orchestra ..... . Confer-ring of Mantle ,... Acceptance of Mantle .... Address . . OLIVER UTHUS .Robert McDougall, Director . . . . . . . . . .Outgoing Seniors . . . .Robert McDougall, Director PASSING or THE MANTLE S . . . . .Eugene Struble, Director . .Stanley Busby, Chief OfIicer . . . . . . . . .Robert McDougall . . , . . . . . . . .Eugene Struble . . . .B. C. B. Tighe, Principal .Oliver Uthus, Ship's Captain hip's Passengers and Personnel . .Robert McDougall, Director .......................SeniorAClassPresident,OliverUthus ... .........IuniorAClassPresident,ElmerHogoboom BACCALAUREATE SERVICE COMMENCEMENT EXERCIXES , . . .Reverend Selmer A. Berge Invocation ...,..,... ....... ............,.,..........,.......... When Song Is Sweet .... . . The Secondar School o 163 5 ,...... , . y f The Development of the Secon Clary School ..,............ . . . .Reverend john Richardson ......,.....Boys'GleeClub ...,........RuthFossuIn . . . ,Helen Greenshields Vocal Solo ......................,...................... ..,...... M uriel Hofstad The Development of Secondary Education in Our Community . . . .... Mildred Hendrickson Our School Today . . ..............................., ......... M uriel Stevens God of All Nature .......................................................... Girls' Glee Club Presentation of Class ,... ..........,...................,... P rincipal B. C. B. Tighe Twenty-five Awarding of Diplomas .... ........ M r. Walter H. MUYHH, President of the Board of Education Dr. Walter L. Airheart, VicefPresident of the Board of Education 3' .fl X A ee? is KH? of te?-2 ao, . . ara: 33? K ,sl we WIT. 532 24 933 it , , .Q Xe ' is 3 Sax 6 I ' grew 6f'?3f??Ef?fZQ ix 4 M I1 .lf were s' it 96

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TWEEDLES CAST Winsora ..,...., .,.,. H elen Paulson julian .......,.. ,,.. C linton Morgan Adam Tweedle .... . , .Allan Rustad Mrs. Albergone ....,... Frances Johnson Mr. Castlebury .... ....... G eorge Ells Mrs. Castlebury ..,..... Muriel Stevens Philemon ...... ,.....,.. G erald Aker Ambrose ......... .... T homas Grove Mrs. Ricketts, . . , ..4.. Ada McCracken i'What in the world is a 'Tweedle? Everyone was asking before the class play. But all was explained in Booth Tarkington's three act comedy, Tweedles, presented by the midfyear Senior Class on January 17. The story centers about Julian Castlebury, the only son of a prominent family, and Winsora Tweedle. julian meets Winsora in the antique shop and tea room where she is a waitress. Julian becomes interested in some rare old Bristol glass, but his attention is quickly turned to Winsora. Mrs. Ricketts, a Philadelphia widow, tries desperately to attract Julian, but with no success. The Castleburys visit the antique shop to investigate the story that has spread through the colony about Julian. There are bitter arguments between the two families. Mrs. Albergone and Adam Tweedle believe that no one is quite right unless he is a Tweedle. Philemon, the constable, lends comedy by expressing his views on the subject. The Castleburys are quite indignant to think that julian would associate with a mere waitress. Ambrose, the son of Adam Tweedle and a true Tweedle, does his best to have the scandal about Winsora and julian brought to a close, for the Tweedles good, of course. Julian surprisingly makes the statement that he believes that he is a Tweedle. Then, when he proves that it is not the Bristol glass he cares for, and Julian and Winsora openly go for a walk, there seems to be nothing left for the families to do but reconcile themselves to the situation. -K4 Twernwfaur

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MAY GRADUATES '-JY ALFRED L. AADLAND Literary Entered from Vchlen High School, South Dakota, VIRA ALLEN Home Economics HELEN ANITA ALM Literary Baselaallg Ping Pongg Volley Ballg Pep Cluh. CLIVER AMBERS Industrial Arts Intramural Baskethallg Intramural Hocktyg Intramural Horsefshoe. INA RUTH ANDERSON Literary Entered from Minot junior High Schuolg Sistocratic League. LAVAUN ANDERSON Literary Cynosure Bi-Weekly Circulation Stalfg UA Scrap of Paperf' She Stoops to Conquerf' Girls' Glee Cluhg A Capellag Christmas Pageant, Why the Chimes Rangwg junior A Theme Committeeg Senior Class VIeefPresidentg Home Room VicefPres., Sec'y.g Glee Cluh Vice'Pres.g Harlequing Nat'l Honor Society: Orpheusg Pep Clubg Sistocratic Lcagueg Sports' manship. HAROLD P. AARHUS Pre-Vocational Intramural Baschallg Intramural Baskethallg Intramural Golfg Intra- mural Horsershoeg Intramural Valley Ballg Cynosure Bifweekly Printing Stalfg Home Room Vice- Pres.g History Cluh. EDWARD ALM Scientijc Intramural Basehallg Intramural Baskethallg Intramural Hockeyg Intramural Horsefshoeg Intramural Volley Ballg Boys' Glee Cluhg A Cappellag Science Cluh. LAURIS ALSAKER Literary Intramural Basehallg Intramural Basketball. ALVIN WILLIAM ANDERSON Literary JAMES ANDERSON Scientific Basehallg Intramural Baskethallg Football Teamg Intramural Hock- eyg Vollcy Ball Captaing Inrra' mural Tennisg Ping Pongg Cy' nosure Bifweekly Advertising Statfg Cynosure Bi-Weekly Bus' iness Statfg Boys' Glee Cluhg Kent, LEO ANDERSON Literary Basketball Squadg Baskethall Team: Interscholastic Track Squaclg Interschnlastic Track. Tu-emyesix