Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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Hll-School Revue I-IE annual All-School Revue, sponsored by the Women,s League, was presented on March 20 in the Normal School auditorium. The program for the Revue is made up of skits or short plays given by the organizations of the campus. The following was the program for this year. PRELUDE Mzlsirvzl Sz'I1'f'iio11x - - - Normal School Orchestra PART I Aims of WflllI!'lJ,.Y League ----- XVomen's League Tullllllllillg and DdI1t'iIIg - XV.A.A. and Physical Education Classes Ei11sz'ir'ffs TfJc'0ry - ------ Pi Phi Gamma Musir - - - - Faculty Quartctte P ? F P' - - - - L. G. S. T. Hell Benz' for Hcfatwz - - Phi Beta Sigma Singing in the Bezflzffzlz ----- - Flintlocks Songs from Vivfm' Ht'l'1JI'l'f,.Y and Fl'ilIII,X O174'l'lI,Y - Glee Clubs INTERLUDE Musical Selcdiozzx - - - Normal School Orchestra PART II Ivfrlnzzrlzoly Dann' fone-act playj ' - - - Galilohi The Revue was in charge of Guna Lindelof, acting president of Women's League, and Miss Wenstrom, adviser. The following com- mittee chairmen are also responsible for the great success of the Revue: Beatrice Albertson, programs, Josephine Lisowski, tickets, Marjorie Hewitt, ushers, and Mary Fowler, publicity. After the Revue a dance was held in the gymnasium at which a large crowd was in attendance. it 103 'lt

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May feta THE annual May Fete, presented on May 29, begins with a processional of the court and the crowning of the Queen of the May. The Queen, Betty Ashton, was crowned by the cardinal, Dan Garvey. The Queen's attendants' were Blanche Brutzman, Mary Bouton, Geraldine Gropp, and Alice McKiernan. The dance, given for the Queen, was a pageant of festival days throughout the year. Each month in turn presented its offering in dancing to the May Queen and her court. r The May Pete is presented annually as a part of Commencement Week and the whole Senior Class is in attendance upon the Queen. The Pete takes place on the main lawn of the campus. This year,s May Fete will be remembered as one of extraordinary beauty and loveliness. 95- 102 +L

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61-minie E1fl77il7iF, a comic opera by Jacobowski, was presented .on May 15 by the Glee Clubs of the school. The opera Was under the direction of Miss Grace Morley, music supervisor. The scene for the opera is laid in France during the early eighteenth century. The story takes place on Erminie's birthday. Erminie, to- gether with her father and her friends, has come to the chateau to cele- brate her birthday, and announce her engagement to the Viscount de Brissac. In the meantime, however, thieves have Waylaid the Viscount. The thieves then steal the Viscount's papers and later come to court and im- personate the Viscount and his friend. The climax of the opera comes when the thieves are discovered, Erminie is then given in marriage to the man she loves, her father's secretary. The following is the cast: Eflllfllff - - - Crldwzlfx, thief - Rz1z'r'11m's, thief - Cbrlzzlim' Jr' Bl'lll10,jIII' Ezzgrne Mzzrcvl - Marquis an Pozzuzrf Cnpf. Drfuliey - Semon - - Dnfois P1'fl7L'F.YS Cerise - Maria Iafzeifv - - - Nellie Ann Smith - Austin Flinn Arthur Stacy - Fred Amick - Segal Dressel - Elmer Wagner - Glee Melcher - Charles Ickes Wfinfred Grantham - Maxine Beach - Thelma Kirby - Thelma Wai'ner - - Ina Lintula Special credit should be given Miss Morley for the professional finish with which she produced the opera. Much credit is also due Mabel Millay, who played for the production. The setting was designed and built in the manual training department. 4' 104 'if