Lewes High School - Beacon Yearbook (Lewes, DE)

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PUBLIC SPEAKING Advraers Mxss Anna E. Beebe and Mr lrwm F Kehs The Publxc. Speaking Class has been very actlve durmg the school year We realxze the lmportance of knowing how to sp ak publlcly Our aetxvlty has had debates along wlth other subjects that wlll concern ,xs wlth our future and I Men Played Cards Lxke Women Do These were an evemng attractlon and raised some money towards a recorder for future classes Members of the Publlc Speaking Class are Fred Stevenson Dlclcy Bnttmg ham Parke Penne josephyne Guerm Robert Loclcerman Donald Mitchell Roberta Balley Elva Marvel Theodore Richards Phyllls Warrlngton and Peggy Warrlngton Z 5 The class presented two one-act plays in March, Mrs. Murphy's Chowder Q

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BAN Bu JEAN STAMBAUCH Presldenl .Samuel Howarth Secrelary ean btambaugh Vzce Presrdenl oe Hudson Lrbrarran lrxs Conaway Drredor Mr Hevler ThlS year the Band began lts actnvmes wxthout a dxrector ln spate of thxs handicap our work was earned on durlng the first semester under the leadership of Mr William Jefferson and a member of the Band l larvey Mlchalskl We performed at the Lewes Rehoboth Football game and we were also present to greet Santa when he arrived at Lewes At Milford we were qulte pleased when one of our twlrlers Betty Lowe recexved first prize m the drum majorette contest After the Chrlstmas holxdays we were glad to learn that a musxc teacher had been engaged We began the second semester under the dlrectlon of Mr Heyler We brushed up on old songs and learned new ones As the basketball season was practlcally over we played for only one game the last one Now we are prepanng for a trip to Newark and any other engagements whlch we may have MEMBERb Clunnelv l larvey Mnchalskx Louise Wagamon Ins Conaway Jean Stambaugh ackle Lawton ,Iacquelme Dougherty Patsy Hastings ,loan Dorman Mary Louise oseph ane Merk Betty O Collins Horns Vernon Terres Kelly Foster Tuba Clayton Melvin Bass Clarmtl ack behmlerer Saxophone Alfred joseph Percussion Donald Marsh oe Hudson CllHOY'd llowarth Bobby llall Donald Ratledge Robert Rayner Trombones ,lack Stambaugh Bull lngram Tom Hooker Eugene Hazzard 22 1 rumpcls bamuel llowarth Jackle Lynch llester Bennum Edxe May Lupton Barbara Cooper Mary Ellen Teal Davnd Truntt ames Cooper Twrrlcrs Betty Lowe Faye Whlte Betty Bryan Vlrglnla Mltchell Ruth Rlckards Vlfglnla Deal eanette Elliott B sig 2 ga 68 H 5 L ,I D ,Q fd . .jf '- J 'U - I . jg , , .J B 1' J W p L . - D . J' '

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libs 1147 THE CHORUS Preszdenl lraye Whitt Vice Presrdcnl Iris Conaway Sccrelary Evelyn Dodd Pzunisl Edith May Lupton Drredor Mr lleyler The chorus was late ln starting this year because there was no teacher During the hrst half of the year the president Faye White took charge Edith May Lupton was the accompanlst f . T-ll -- V - - -H-V Now that we have a teacher, we are working on several numbers which will be given at concerts and we hope to be prepared to present them at the Band and Chorus Festival in May, at the University of Delaware Newark .l J Elizabeth Pepper Peggy Thompson Mary Shipley Helen Lmgo Iris Conaway ackle Lawton Billy Warrington Paynter Lynch Bill Rlclcards James Dorman Mildred Elllott Evelyn Dodd Louise Wagamon Roberta Barley Betty Lowe Jean Sharp Helen Dorman Elizabeth Bryan Vlvlan Howard MEMBERS Betty Gxbson Barbara Bnttmgham Rena Dlrks Hester Ann Bennum CllEOFd Howarth Ernest Hopkins Wllllam Dickerson Ann Gannon Isabel Dirlcs Mary Wolfe Tillie Davies ean Stambaugh Mary Ellen Teal Emmalane Ewmg Betty O Collms Barbara Cooper Charlotte Ream Virginia Lee Trader Phyllis Warrington 24 Mary Louise oseph Phyllis Danrow Jackie Dougherty Virginia Mitchell Christine Wllson Shirley jackson Betty Martin Evelyn Dorman Allne Stevenson Norma Raynor ,Ioan Dorman ane Merk Patsy Hastings Hester Donovan Phyllis Rlckards Ethel Ritter Margaret Lockerman Nancy Vaughn Edith Lupton