Kingfield High School - Abram Breeze Yearbook (Kingfield, ME)

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With the aid of Mrs. Chadbourne and Mr. Osier, we produced the following one-acts plays last fall. The Ghost Wore Whitev James Reynolds john Carey Edna Conwell, widow Muriel Winter Charlotte, her elder daughter Methel Atwood Jennie, her younger daughter Louise Philbrick Junior, her son George Dawson Mandy, the maid Shirley Wilbur The Lady in White Dorothy Trask Take a Letterv William Watson, author and bachelor Norman Knapp The following girls all applying for a job in his office: jean Dorsey Gail Thompson Saro White Adelia Meldrum Mary Iones Barbara Nichols Violet Bond Patricia Norton Virginia Morse Beverely Chadbourne Betty Allen Amanda Winter The prompters of the plays were Doro- thy Trask and Leone Chadbourne, and John Edgerly was stage manager for both. Between the plays we had three speakers as follows: Brudder Rastus Brown Preaches a Sermon on the Warv Albert Carey Willie, the Angelic Childi' Eleanor Chadbourne How to Get Married-A Stump Speech by the Widder Ketchum D. Meldrum On April 27 we presented another one- act play along with public speaking. This an 66 The Girls' Chorus, again under the di- rection of Mrs. Wing, has consisted of seventeen girls. They sang special music at the Baptist Church on two occasions: Page Twenty-Five ' Dramatics play is the one we will give in the Play Contest in Strong later in the year. Following is the cast for the play: UNDE RTOW', Miss Abbie Blackwell Amanda Winter Mrs. Rosalie Blackwell Edwards, her half sister Muriel Winter Mrs. Grant, a doctor's wife Shirley Wilbur Ladies of the History Club Mrs. Kitzmuller Gail Thompson Mrs. Sarenson Joanne Meldrum Miss Mary Ann jordan Adelia Meldrum Mrs. Stickner Patricia Norton Mrs. Wood Barbara Nichols Miss Susan jordan Methel Atwood A list of the speakers and their speeches follows: Si's First Basketball Gamev Albert Carey Did You Notice That Girl?', Beverely Chadbourne If You Could Go Backv Eleanor Chadbourne The Man with His Hat in His Hand Doris Meldrum Camillen jean Morrison Aunt Dilsey Sees 'Othello' U Patricia Norton Brothers Take a Bown Louise Philbrick America and World Communism Shirley Wilbur The Childreifs Pilgrimage Gail Thompson From the Heart of a Motherv Dorothy Trask cc u cc cc cc Girls' Chorus Christmas Sunday and Easter Sunday. They also took part in the annual Music Festival, April 23, in Webster Hall.

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Dramatic Club and Girls' Chorus Seated lleft to rightjz Mclclum, Morrison, Atwood, A. Mcldrum, Thompson, Wilbur, D. Meldrum, Philbriclc. 'Vlicldle Row: Mr. Csier, Nichols, Trask, A. Winter, L. Chadbourne, M. Wlinter, E. Chadbourne Mrs. Chadlnournc. Back Row: Dawson, B. Chadbourne, A. Carey, Ezlgcrly, Carey, Norton, Knapp. Front Row lleft to rightj: Philbrick, Pushard. Luce, Wilbur, M. Winter, Thompson, Morrison, A. Meldrum, Douglass. Back Row: D. Meldrum, Huntington, B. Cliadbourne, A. Wfinter, Williamson, Trask, Norton, and Packard. Page Twenty-Four

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Cheer Leaders and Basketball Girls On Floor lleft to rightl: Atwood, Douglass, D. Meldrum, Pliillnriclc, Morrison. Standing: Wilbur. Front Row lleft to rightj: Atwood, Meldrum, Louclcs, A. Winter, Wilbur, Philbriclc. Middle Row: Mr Osier, Coachg A. Meldrum, Thompson, Douglass, L. Chadbourne, Managerg M. Winter, Assistant Manager. Back Row: Luce. Norton, Williamson, Trask, B. Chadbourne, Davidson. Page Twenty-Six