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THE QDODDX LICHT ij 67?- YL,-Z 4' gn gt '5?m fffa l lf .ac M 1 ,ma f 1? at f e 4' 3 1' 1 X f 'G' A-4 'L ,ZW ff 7 'Q' gf 2 I X Q' it A I I 9' Y if yi it gsbffxx x f ,f 0 x K X --Q-J fd 1,226 W gf- 4 W: ff w...af1X' The first soclal event of the year was the recep ton gxven to the Freshmen and Faculty Frrday evemng Sept 24th On Frlday evemng durmg the latter p'trt of last November the assembly hall of the high school bu1ld1ng was crowded at an early hour The people had assem bled to hear a much advertnsed debate whrch was to be carrled on by the sopho more c1v1cs class The questlon was Should Women be u amen tne rrancmsef The afli rmatxve team consisted of Arthur Stuart LGWIS Card 'tnd Bernard Wllcox whlle the negative team was comprlsed of Cnrlsttne Smxth Allce Lewxs 'md Hazel Babcock These had prevxously been chosen from the entire class The first pomt brought out by the afl-lrm atxve stde was woman suffrage IS sound polmcallv, ' whxch argument was met by the statement of the first negatrve speaker It is unsound pollttcally The second speaker for the ailirma we argued It 1s wtse socrallv and morally' and thxs state ment was ltkewtse met by the negatwe statement, It is unwise socially and morally The thlrd speaker of the affirm atxye developed this point- The change is necessary and is demanded by the Women, and thts statement was met wxth C175 thxs charge from the negatlve s1dc The change IS unnecessary and IS not demand e y the women After the debate was fimshed the Judges wxthdrew to make thetr decrslon The dCClSlOH was made 1n favor of the negatlve stde as J H Gray Chatrman of the com mittee of Judges saul Nut accordlng to the merits of the question but accordlng to the ablhty of the speakers and the way tn whlch the1r arguments were dellvered The Seniors presented their class play Down by the Sea Dec 17th nettmg the class about S54 The actors took the1r parts xx ell and the play was very much enjoyed by all The dance whlch followed the play was also well attended Cast of Characters Mother Gale Thelma Ingalls Father Gale Alden Dav1s September Gale Basll M1ller March Gale Clifton Bodman Mr Raymond cxty merchant Myron Avery Kate Raymond his daughter Chrtsnana Mulholland K1tty Gale Cora Cox Captarn Dandelion Henry Tucker jean Grapeau, the French Peddler Gerard Nickerson On Friday evemng, Feb 18th, in As sembly Hall, Htgh School Buxlding, the Jumor Class of L H S presented an 'V 7 1 Vi-:.:f11iZi 1-.gffrim-3'--'EYEE 22592121: 232222:121152Z-ijfiiiiliii?514-'I M5312-3,1031 5, '-yffacazrsp -':1 531-,...2i2i2gi:i2a:22E' f .siege If 'L .' -. . - ze-3:32,-,':1-I' ,:g.- ' , : 1 I ' ' cy ', . -3: , A 1-' ' 1 :Ef:f:':gE,Q:S2fE?, . I Z z' ,Xl .' . ,gli-sf. 4-5-pf 1- ,F I , Y -rf' f f grsglqis:-' .,., . I , -:M 1 ' ' :wr-2:4ftvg: -P ' . 3 ,- N : ' If 54 - -'ffi 2'1- -55235531 455555: . ' , .-- .1 I f jg ' X ,551 -. f- ,f , I 1 a 2 ,f if 'L-fig .?i'f:2:2 ' . . 1 1 skein ' - '-if f r- , y 1' Ji' -' -if-.4-V 24:22 yygqzg- -1-:Zi . - f j .- , . . ' ff 5 ' - ' f f . 1 f-40' 1 5:53 :Z-M535 '1:f:1:V ' . F 4 ' ,' 4, -4 ., ' ,v -.4 3:1 ,' 19 J if 6552? SEP' .a 1 liz. , 1' Z ' -E922 X.- 'vs ' . - 'V+ -.- ,iif -ff -....... 22372 ...-1 . .... ' ,.. . - - -f . . - w, .., . . ,:: ,. - f- ' - 11'ipaq:g,1-zggsizgffffga-151-:g::...5,wf'-:gf I--vw D.-Q. ,- '-.-1 r - 1123? A 1-:-.+,f:,yt5gf:-..:::-:-:gg-: 37:5-:-vzzzgglffpz-:Q av' 4 ff - --fm... .3 .1-,z-5145:5:4-2:4-2:53:3g5:p35gy3,g24- .gf-Qi, -a.- 1 55. ' . .cgyzfgl 5 :,,-:-.-.-gs-9'-5,.Za:.'- . 1-' z-,gwg fy ,-1, - 11.5 2532E1i'z1:i:'2y4 i?'21-rl:-'kia.-34 lf If Af- 1- .-4: PM:-:55'fZ?' ' -1:4--':--' A412 2 fm I -z-15-f---1-1-2,-S '-2511: f:'-':- 2 'Q' 4:2 f 7 '9:,-2.15-' - ' ' ,: , -:- ' f , ' ' -W..:-:-:-rv.-'.3-..:-51 --4, -Q-,,-at-5.-1 . 1, . - .5 - 4- - . - . f - A ,Q . A - -' 1-7 .- ' -- 1- if Kg 1 - g .J - 5 - - ' 1ig1Q-G:-.-1:-55:-1-'31-K-Q'g.gg:g:g. Q, H V H I ,Q L I 1 My , A - , ' ,, , 3.45 -:yi :g'-'fgfgI:2'f:'v!: -qwg-L'-:f-V5-.-: ' - 4- 5.5 ' 5 -24:12 1 W H4114 , .- -4-iq -:-4:3 --' .zffxfi j fa. ' ' ' 517355515EE5fE5f?4?5fi9i5f, ii:2541215 ' J? - , .s:r5EE:2I,,.... .--if - -:E . 251351: f'2 '.'-if 'f ' -51221335-:Z-'3?W.4'.ff2?:?PQE2i-1 ,-- -:2:25EfEf21E?Z95252-.-ziiiflzfi?7E1?f'15S:-11:21112512122255253E1E1Z3E2E2i-i-S?1E1?:':- '-EZ?2:15:231:5-.:?1,E1E-TT, '-'J-':'-tffcl all -43-45141-:-:.-,-tt::-axzfac-1-515-Q! re, -:Z.:.t-'.-:-:-:-:-1-.fn-:-2-.4-1-vrf-542512-wflzifkicizify.-11-1:-1-:-'-2:-.4-:-c-e-:-:-.-:zz-: ,-45:1',.5Q41:11254.52.2.-4-v:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:4-:-1-.-0.1.54 '- ,-,,:-- , -- ,, ,.W:...1 Y-- an f , -- .4 . . . . 4 x ' I ' 1 O . . 1 u . - . - t - . . . Y d b H 9 n ' 1 - - . . . . . v c , . . . ' , . . , ' Q n u u I I 1 1 . . . . . ' I . 1 . . . . . , , A . -. r . . .1 . . - 2 3 l . ' ' s 1 , , . . . , n n 4 1 . ' Q ' v . . . . . . . . . , , 1 - . ' . ' - . . K 1 . ' , . . 5 . v - ' . u . . . ,7 , ,A . . L. . 4 . . . l ,, . . . , - - , u . . . . .
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THE ULUDDX LIGHT c ltert unment COIISISUIUB of readmgs by the M1sscs Annu. lVatts and Belmont D nboxn solos by the Mmsses Pearle Ingalls tnd F1111 ft johnson and ttto fatccs entttled S114 Lups of C,hocol't e and he S lent Ss tem ne tmg about S20 Th1s 11 1fo1 mance was al o gxven 1n the nelgh honng to vn of VVh1t1ng 1n wh1ch place tbout S4 was reahzed On Frtday evernng March 24th the Sc uor class took a Sleigh rtde to Nugent s Hall Worth Lubec vt here a Soctal was held Th1S was attended by a large ma Jurtty of the students who reported a very gool ttme Phe class par s were 'ISSI ned at the b llllllll ofthe sprmg term four by rank rank were S'1lut1torV Fss ty on Motto Fssty on 'lhe Red Lross V'1led1ctory The five bv cl't s clecuon H1 tory Thelma Ingalls Prophe y Rtvmah ,lenkms C11fton Bodmin Pre scntatton of G1fts Henry Tucker Class lV1ll Ind Addrc ss to Undergraduates Gerard Nmkerson The Annual Pr1ze Spe tktng Conlc st xx 'ts held tn the Assembly Hall, I-hgh School Butldtng on Frtdav evenmg Apr11 28th 1916 under the tusp1ces of the Alllmnl Assocxatton The program was 'ts follows Mark Anthony s Speech llrlefflll Toft Tl12.F3.lOpS1S F mme Towse Spartacus to the Gladmtors Roscoe P1Le Muslc The Old Mmstrel Annte Small The New South Fred Trecartm Carr1e Bangs Cora Cox Mtldred Lake My on Avery C183 The Gomg of the VS htte Swan Mae Fanning Mustc Toussa1nt L'Ouverturc Frank Mulholland The Old Actor s Story Sarah Marston Protectron ol Amcrtcan Clttzens Karl Dodge A Leak 1n the Dyke Gladys Green The Judges were Mtss Grmdle Prm of Eastport H1gh School Mr St Onge Sub master ot Eastport Hlgh 'md Mr Fuller of the Weather Bureau All the contestants spoke exceedlngly well md 1t was avery dtfficult matter to award the DYIZGS to any part1cular one The DFIZCS were awarded as follows Karl Dodge 1st pr1ze for boys Sarah Marston 1st pr1ze for guls Roscoe Pxke 2nd DFIZG for boys Mae Fannmg 2nd DTIZC for g1r1s The pr1zes are S5 00 for hrst DTIZB and S2 50 for second pr ze The Annual Jumor R6C6Dt1OU and B tll was glven by the Class of 1917 to the graduatmg class of 1916 Thls affalr was htghlv successful from a soctal and fra ternal staudpomt and was well attended Russells orchestra furn1shed the HTLISIC for a program of 26 dances The hall was very tastefully decorated wtth the cltss colors orat ge and black banners and fohage Refreshments of 1ce cream and punch vtere served A large crowd of young people from Eastport attended both recept1on and ball and helped to make th1s affarr a success The recept1on com m1ttee consxsted of the school f culty anc the sentor class On Fr1day evenmg, Ap11l 7th the Sen 1o1 and Sophomore C1VlCS classes umtec' ef forts and endeavored to xnstruct the town people how to conduct a town meetmg Y . , 1 ,e - . . . + l ' 7 ' 1- . s - r ' ,' 1 '- 1- '1 , 1, , . . I ' A B . - , L . 1 , - - , - 1 ' 1 U X. 1 g i H ,, 4 . , . .. . - .r , T ,. , . - . 1 1 1' ts ,' ,T 9 - - , in A ,L 1 Q T. . Q . 47 5 ! a 1 P x . x I , I . , . u - I C X1 1: I 1 11 l r . 7 ' . . 2 . ' 1 J- 1 'Y ' ' . h A l A ' 1 1 , r l ,. 7 N L. . is 1 t g . . I I Oy. . If V 4 . Y , 1 . ., 'u o ' - 1 E . . 1 vv 1 ' - 1 and five b, class elcctlon. The four by E l , n 1 l . . C 1 . ' . K C A Lui 1 w 1 , ' , . L. 1 - ,. 1 - ' . v 1' . , , 1 A -,- - . - 1 - -' : , c 2, . , - . , . . . ls, . 1 Lv 1 r 1 ' . sf , ' s - ' 'I 1 1 'cf l ' l U t , A , v J - I Q ' . . . 1 i . . , , .. a 1 A - 2 ' b . x c . . ' s . P - ' . s A ' . b - , .1 ' S- 11 - . , .
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