Jonathan Dayton High School - Regionalogue Yearbook (Springfield, NJ)

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'seat I. I 4 ull' R iid! .RM Jffw fp I N . V! - , . - JVM!! -.L X , EVN. pls' 'L .2 ' J JLJLJ. N'-V' J ' I I ,vi I 11 .- ri .i xy Upper. Clec Club Lower, Skctching Cluh Of course, all you want, answered Cooky. It would give me great pleasure. although to tell you the truth, I attended only one of the many musical concerts held in this school. The first concert was the one I attended. Quietly, I sncaked through a hole in the wall and succeeded in getting a choice seat in the corner where I could watch the proceedings unnoticed. First of all, the glee club occupied the center, offering several selections intended to amuse and entertain the audience. XVhen it finished, along came the Regional Band. QA regular ruhher hand, it could surely stretch a songlb After a few offerings on their part, they gave the Hoor to thc Orchestra. 'I'his group of students is similar to the aforementioned group, although there are more strings attached. And I do mean cat-guts! It was then that I moved myself hack a little further in the corner. One could never tell when the animal might fling itself off the handhox, and I'd be 'chewed with the cheesef Gosh, it makes me shiver to think of my narrow escape! Yes, yes. interrupted Ilani with horedom plainly written on his face. Do dispense with such nonsensical minor dc-tale-es, and go on with the story. Take your time. An actor never hurriesf' continued Cooky, 'lwhich should hint to you that I am ahout to tell you of another club-ah, yes, the Dramatic Cluh -in which 'all the worId's a stage, and all the men and women merely playersf I 37 sn- fl K, I GP' 7 W X :Q-Q x,r sl V '-4 X Y -r. J U -An. I

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suppose you've heard of the marvelous plays we've staged. IIere are a few: Clainor qt As, Cal Lueyf 'XVhy 'leaehers Co Nutsf 'More Blessedf and 'On the Lotf 'I'heu there ut r 1 ' was I'he New Poorf a smash hit given by the senior elass: and 'XYanted-a NVife.' tx 3 given by the junior elassf' S K GQ 'l'he way you go ou, you'd think you'd done something marvelous, Ilam said A 5 seornfully. 'AI don't believe your students eould be quite so good. N' ' WVl1y. you little four-legged spot of dust. Cried Cooley angrily. the very idea! f Y Q I'll have you know that in no other plaee ean sueh talented people be found! I dou't eare if you are my guest. I won't have sueh things said-why, I'll- Oh. hold your tongue, and slmt your trap. said Ilam. I was only fooling. 1' Y ' but the way you talk. you make me laugh. You've got a line so long you eould hang I - your elothes on it! You're no one to talk, responded Cooley. Your speeeh isn't so short. that somebody wou't want to finish it for you some day! But eome. let's not nibble at words. I'll take you for a tour around the building now as it's elub period. XVell, all right-I'll go, answered IIa1n. Come with me: we've no time to lose. said Cooley. See. we're outside of Room :og now. Miss Brittle's room. All these students are members of the Iournal, UPPCT. College Club Lower, Library Couneil SO