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Mary give me another chance. Please don't leave me . . This play has been sponsored by the Lever Bros. G Riedel practices his lines before two other members of the cast. . I . U, 1 . - 1 ? r ' .- he 1
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Z G. Riedel looks a bit disgusted with the way the events have progressed. Behind each student body there must be a certain motivating force which makes it one body. Besides regular curriculum each student should participate in some extracurricular activity to round out his education. Activities such as the three one act plays, presented by the Baker-Victory Players, and the assemblies for special occasions have brought much enjoyment to us as a group. In addition to allowing our drama artists to unveil their talents, the school benefitted, the audience loved them, and we as a Whole became a closer unit. The assemblies, which were the only times when the entire school body convened, gave everyone a chance to know each other just a little better, and also advanced school spirit on campus. And what more could you ask for than a happy campus? Play Director, Mr. M. Ehrenreich, checks on G. Riede1's gestures. Yea Gads! Houdini is reincarnated in the body of Steve Krantz. Plays and This scene must be a real tear-jerker.
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The candle-light ceremony put much meaning behind Quill and Scroll awards. uill and Scroll The literary society, Quill and Scroll, was founded in 1926 at the University of Iowa. Its aim was to recog- nize and reward worthy high school writers. To be made a member of the society a student must have accomplished superior work in journalism or school publication and also be recognized by the publications moderator. Our own Press Club, as is their policy to constantly foster superior work, has been honored by the society with the recognition of several students-students who have displayed some ability in the broad field of journalism. The customary ceremony takes place an- nually at what our young colleagues term Press Nighti' held this year on March 30. Here they are initiated into the literary society, receive membership pins, and take on the responsibilities and obligations to the society. l i l Former newspaper man, David Nease and associate-principal, Sister Antoinette, award the Quill and Scroll pins to two of the many to receive the award. Former editor, James Warren, left us with some inspiring words.
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