House in the Pines High School - Log Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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October November LEN DAR NOTES Old girls return Opening Day for new UlVlS Riding Club Entertainment at Stable 8 OO p Athletic Association Bacon Bat in Prove Open house at Mrs M1ll1ken's Cabin O 5 Evening welcome Party to new girls Breakfast R1de and dike Norning Servlce at 'heaton Chanel Professor John R Lverett, esleyan University, Middletovn, Connecticut Evening Exolanation of School Organlvations Morning Field Day Athletic Assn in charge hvening Choosing of greens and vellows Athletic Association Party Morning Service at Wheaton Chanel Dr Charles E Park, First Church in Boston Concert Smeterlin Boston Evening Christ1an Association Dancing Class Mrs Salley Theatre in Boston ienry VIII Yew Cirls' Party to old girls D 'illiam B Park, President Northfield schools Nr harrison Lakin Current bvents Talk Danclng Class concert Tyra Hess Boston Morning Service at Jheaton Chanel The Reverend Dana McLean Creeley, Arlington Street Church, Boston Fritz Kreisler Boston School Concert Karl Schnabel, Pianist Lvening Oaks Party Mornlng Service at Wheaton Chanel Professor Allen R Foley, Hanover, J Concert Ruth Posselt, Violinist Alec Templeton Evening Christiam Association Grades given out Dancing Class Riding Meet Morning Service at Vheaton Chapel dwin J Van Etten, Cathedral Church of St Paul, Boston Vesners Miss Cleveland Morning Service at heaton Chanel The Reverend John H Leamon, The First Church in Cambrid e, Mass Busch and Serkin Boston Dancing Class Morn1ng Servi e at lheaton Chanel Bishop Granville avlord Bennett, Providence Rhode Island 24 1 - 2 - T'o . : ' : emo 5 - , 1 5 ' - K - 0 1. . ' ' Porno . 'rr .R .7 4. 6 - 5' a Y u ' Av if v-, ATS A '- i 12 - ' V: ,J A, , I 15 - E A 7. 1 17 - - . ., 1 l9 - 1 1, 1 '. 20 - Morning Service at Wheaton Chanel r. W 1 F. f . C, . Q4 H U -.0 h K A 26 - C : 3, . - 27 - M ' T. O 50 - : K . A 2 - ? J: H 5 - 1 ' 1 A. 5 . , T.H. 7 - A 9 - -4 . 10 A- 'V , Dr. E . ' 17 - -. A A 1 Q.. ',.,. . 2l - - A K - Av Q, 6 L

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The H.I.T.P. assemblies given throughout the year are planned by the committee for educational values as well as enjoywent for all. Through stimulating speakers, Sunday Vespers, and morning devotions, the Christian asso- ciation promotes wider under- standing of all religions and all ways of life. Representing the school, the Student Council encourages better study halls and high school spirit, Through its helpful rules and suggestions, we attain a happier atmosphere wherein democracy rules. , LJ

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Harmony is the key word of this group! The Lusty Nine with Mrs. Archer learn many songs and discover a new appreciation of music as well as fun in singing together. Perhaps the popularity of the Glee Club is due to its friend ly atmosphere and the diverse choice of songs. The success- ful concerts given throughout the year are proof of its ex- cellent management and coop- eration. Acting--make-up--lighting-- scenery and backstage work!!! Put these all together with co-operation and training and a successful H.I.T.P. pro- duction is the result! '-'E'