Henry Clay High School - Statesman Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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OPERA 1 If ,ff . - ff, 4-.!7rfLZ.'.,:1 ,Lf + I flf. . 7 force . f 451 me MIKADO Dlrf'f'tor . . . Pixel, NVENTWORTH lx'I,-'X'I'HEXVS CAST OF CHARACTERS Thr' Mikado .. . ..... . . . . Nanlei-Pooh Ko-Ko . . Pool:-Hall . . Pislz-Tusk . Yum-Yum Clhursday nightl . . Yum-Yum fliriday nightl .. . Pitti-Sing . . 1'1'1'fJ-B0 . . Kafisfza . . . . l'mbn'fla l11'ar1'r . .1l!1'rn11l1' . . . . ,-lln'r'na1v . . . . , Iiuxizzrss tyutlllllflff . . . . PALMER EVANS , JESSE MoUN'1'J0x' . Roseau' Hoscoon - ROBER1' DEAN ROBERT CIATLEY MARJORIE Grsuntes . HELEN ADA RomNs0N . , .lVlAR'l'HA KNOX . Bwrsx' Cov1Nc'roN . . .JEAN Amit. . . TED Ho1.l.mAY . . Ronmu' IJHLCAMP . MARGARET Wu,1,1AMs . Fkrnmucx STEPHENS The Mikado, fourth in the series of Gilbert and Sullivan operas which has heen presented at Henry Clay during the past few years, was performed on Novemher 21, 22, and 23 in the school auditorium. Costumed professionally, staged adequately, and sup- ported hy thirty selected members of the school orchestra, which played the entire musical score, it proved to be one of the most successful production of recent years.

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HOME ECONOMICS CL lVlAR'l'lIA Kxox . . , l.ol'1sif Hoon . . . I2y'ial.yN SnEi.'i'oN . . . RHNA Pl-gnu. Plsniax . . Miss Paiuusn . . . Pr1'xi111'11l Ivirr'-Pl'1'A'i1f1'lll S1'1'r1'lary Tl'1'lI5Ill'l'l' . Sjwouxor OFFICERS Thi' llcnry Clay Home Economics Club has grown to O5 Illl'1lllX'l'S. It ls alhliatcd with the Statv anil National Home l':COll0llllCS Association. Our ob- jectives for thc XVIII' arc: 'l'l11' Study nf f,lflNllll'fil'S 111111 llosiwy. Cl1111'ity U'o1'l'. Soffllf ,'11tff'l'llll'.V. The study of cosmetics was inwrcstinglly given hy llrs. Harriet lVillian1s in the l m-hrnary mvcting, giving the importancc' of knowing what i11g11'c-dim-rits niakc up our cosmetics. Another i11st1'11a'tiy'c talk was given by a representative' from a local lirni on llosivry. Our charity work inclnilvs furnishing milk for nnilcrnonrishcil chihlrvn. A dvlightfnl ti-a has hcl-n planned for the mothers and during lklay we will have our annual breakfast hike. Z O PAGE 85

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SIDNEY R. CIRXFFXTH . .Director NIARGARET WILLIAMS . . Sponsor KIEMBERS Pirrolo: Tromlzonr: GRACE OLIVER Carnwfs and Trunzprrs: CARLTON MQQRE Fluf,-5 SAM RAINEY FRANCIS BOWMAN AAIAICE ROBERTSON JOHN' EADS PARKER LA BAC!! Oban. VVILEUR VVORTIIINGTON CHARLES HOI.I.AND BILLY ECHOLS KTTTY BROWN SHELBY JACKSON Bassoon: SUSAN SNYEENEY RODES FORSTON EPIIRIAM QIODBEY If Cl11rin1'!.' CJLADYS OLIYER B Clarinci: IIOIYARD HTXNKS ROBERT CORNELL HAROLD PHELPS I EVVIS BARKER ELIZABETH BENCH MARX' LOU MCFARLAND JOHN KERR MARGARET GARY NLARGUERITE FORD NIARII-I WILSON LILLIAN I'IEA'I'0N GREEK JOHNSON CAROL FORSTON RUSSELL XRVRIGIIT XVILLIAM GIFFORID JOHN BERRY Frrnrh Horns : JOHN MCFARLAND JOHN NICKELL GORDON ROBERTS JAMES VVOODS PXLLY KARRACKER Harilonr: OVID THURSTON KENNE1'II THURS'l'ON EDWARD MITCHELL JANE DAY l?n.f5I'5.' A. V. VVIIEAT CAYWOOD TQHOMPSON CHESTER MCLEAN CHARLES BARKMAN TynIjrani.' IVIARSHALI. SMITH Cymlaafsr RUTII SULLIVAN Drzunx: ROBERT BARKMAN RICHARD FERGUSON fy , ' ' THOM AS A NDERSON ROYCE COX