Gilman High School - Gilmanac Yearbook (Northeast Harbor, ME)

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-M-2645-'31-GILMAN-X-45-M-i666HIVGH-39'3!--H-66-X-SCHOOLSZ-iii?-76 -zz-1945-2+ ef- es- -ze -2+ es ee es ez- THE GILMANAC as ez- -se ex- as ez- as es- e91945es raesmam its JUN1 on PLAYS On the night of April 50, 1943, two more Gilman plays took place at the Northeast Neighborhood Hall. They were the freshmen and junior plavs, nPaul Faces The Tire Shortagen and HSomeone for unnv . It was the same kind of a night as the last two plays HBuddy Buys An Orchidu, and WQuiet Please.n Rain and wind made it hard for neonle to get out to see the plays. But in spite of it all a good crowd turned out. The freshmen play, nPaul Faces The Tire Shortagen took placed first. It was a short comedy, and the actors xnf actresres did a grand job. It proved to the upper classmen that the freshmen are not so green after all. The cast was: Paul, Gordon Manchesterg his mother, Ida Halton, his father, Everett Carter, his sister, Mary, Florence Jordan, his girl friend, Jane, Bettr Uescottg and his brother, Junior, Lester Joy. X The Gilman High'School Band under the direction of Mrs.Herrkk played a number of selections after the first play. The junior's play Someone For Bunny , followed the band con- cert. The junior class reallv did a good job. This play was also a comedv with a touch of romance on the carts of Bunny and Susie. The cast wasz- Barbara, Frances Iveneyg Peter, Austin 'Grindleg Bunny, Hoyt Clark, Irene, Flora Manchester, and Susie Richards, Sheila Norwood. - ' When the entertainment was over, the crowd started buttoning un their coats, pulling their hats over their ears, and pushed their wav out into the rain. I But I'm sure everyone felt it was worth getting wet for. ' Charlene Walls ' '45 , - Sl.-

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nAu nBn non nDu nEn nFn nGn nHn nIn nJn II KU uLn nmn nNn ncn nPn nan wsu IYTII H 'VH nwn f Hifi! GILMAN HIGH SCHOOL ALPHABBT is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for Anita, the 1110811 glamorous of us all, Bette, who won't be back next fall. Charlotte, a Junior she'll be, Damon, a toughie is he. Eddie, always Seal Harbor bound, Frances, who sure gets around. George, but Frazier to more, Hester, who never gets sore. Ida, who giggles with glee, Jimmie, a sailor hefll be. Kingman, who can out a rug, Lester, some think him a lug. Maoeline, her future is planned, Norwood, a fella shefll land. Olson, like the letter is she, Paul, a green Qgeshman is he. Rachel, far away is her heart,. Scoop, in fun he takes parts of blue, Taylor, who's feeling kind Verlie, hard telling what shefll do. Wright, who likes to catch fishes, Younghans, to him our best wishes. When you put them all together, Each one from A to Y, They make a swell high school, That, no one can deny. Charlene Walls '45