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Senior Class Carnival This year the Seniors decided to be different. Swerving from ancient traditions of a Senior play, they bowed Spring in with a Carnival decked in all the trimmings. Following the nutty signs made by the Seniors, the more daring found their way up¬ stairs to the auditorium where the feature event of the evening, a minstrel, was held. With Bill Fowler acting as Interlocutor, Mr. Bones (Jim Kirkpatrick) and Sambo (Ev- erette Nottingham) gave the proper, or rather improper answers to everything. Ac¬ cidents are always funny, and when pillow-stuffed Louise Curry said she was losin’ her impatience, she wasn’t wrong about losin’ something. The song and dances of gaily dressed “Cotton Cuties” would have warmed the most frigid masculine heart. Downstairs the gym mushroomed into a temporary “Midway”—with booths on eveiy side. The ever-popular fishing pond and darts drew several of the crowd while others tried their hand at pitching pennies. Madame Lazarra, the gypsy who tells the past, present and future, alias Jane Kincaid, told fortunes from a mystic looking tent of Indian blankets. Mrs. Davis created quite a sensation at the shooting gallery when she scored consecutive “bulls-eyes.” She seemed to have a much quieter study hall, and in hushed tones her students refer to her as “Two-gun Davis,” the terror of the Study Hall. Of course there was a Bingo stand. The reaction to it proved that it is still fiist in the heart of the Carnival goer. As Barker for the Bingo stand, Miss Wiseman found that yelling at her Math, classes had done some good after all for at least she made herself heard above everybody else at the Carnival. So—the Seniors were different. Pleasurably and profitably different. And the Carnival Spirit which reigned for an evening was attested as a leader of the modes of diversion. COMMERCIAL CLUB The purpose of this club is to publish the M. H. S. Review semi-monthly. It is a member of the National Duplicated Exchange Association and was given the State University Journalism Award as a Superior High School Publication. The Review is being sent to approximately forty-five service boys who were stu¬ dents at M. H. S. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . JOHN JOHNSON ASSISTANT LOUISE CURRY BUSINESS MANAGER ALICE HIVELY SPORTS EDITOR STANLEY MOORE FEATURE EDITOR . GRACE WILLIAMS SOCIETY MARGARET McELWEE - DOTTY CLUTTER ART EDITORS JIMMY BARLOW - RAY VIERS CIRCULATION . ELEANOR JOHNSON - HELEN CURRY STENCIL CUTTERS MISS YOUNG - MAUDE SMITH FACULTY SPONSOR . MISS YOUNG MIMEOGRAPH OPERATOR . REED DAVIS
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Hand Concert PROGRAM STAR-SPANGLED BANNER UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE J. F. Wagner POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE Edward Elgar (March Number 1—From “Land of Hope and Glory”) ANCHORS AWEIGH . Zimmerman NATIONAL EMBLEM . Baglay NORMA’S DREAM . Bennett PARADE FORMATION Webster Free Will Offering PENTATHALON . Perry HAIL TO THE WINNER Perry AMBITION Bennett Overture WASHINGTON POST . Sousa SEMPER FIDELIS Sousa EL CAPITAN . Sousa
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