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Class Day Exercises June 12, ig i Makch to the Campus Invocation Rev. John ir. Annas Master of Ceremonies Francis V. Cinie j Music M. H. 8. Orchestra Class Prophecy Leinira C. Smith, Stanlcij D. Benson, Ronald V. Erichson Solo Dance Virginia Y. Paqnin Class Will Randolph B. Gammons Address Mr. Allan R. Thatcher, Chairman of School Board Class Gifts Marjorie A. Kinsman, Rita Souza Dcmald H. Holmes, Rnssell T. Eaton Planting of the Ivy Lena R. Learn Class Song Written hi Phyllis Elliott and Barbara Hathaway Formation of the Letters M. H. S. Athletic Events Class Flower Jacqueminot Rose Class Motto Service Above Self Class Colors Maroon and Gold Junior-Senior Reception (Evening) Class Day Committee Florence P. Culhane Esther L. loore H. Beatrice Randall Mary Brier Supervisor of Decorations Sylvia C Matheson ■4 28
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Prophecy of the Class of 1931 Lemira C. Smith Ronald V. Erickson Stanley D. Benson Time : June 12, 1946. Scene : Business center of Halifax City. Chief Ronald Erickson is directing the traffic jam at the Four Corners. Impatient motorist, Lemira Smith, toots horn. Officer signals her to advance. At the same time another motorist, Stanley Benson, who is sig- nalled to stop, advances madly. Screams and brake squeakings are heard ! ! Lem jumps out — L to S : — Now you ' re in for it ! What do you think that coj) waved to me for — for you to come and smash. S: Be calm, lady! Here comes the one to settle that. Step on it. Flat Foot (to R), I ' ve got to peddle my merchandise. R : Pipe down, and fork over your licenses if you have such things! You too, lady. (To vS) What d ' ya mean by cutting in on a poor defenseless little lady ? 1 ' ve put bigger fellers than you in the jug for doing less than that. S: O. K. chief. (Handing R his license) Satisfied L : This is the best 1 can do for you Mr. My latest license is in my old car. I ' ll go and get it for you, though. I only live a couple of blocks up the line. R to L : Stay here and cut the soft soaping. Registrations? (Starts to examine licenses). R: Stanley D. Benson and Lemira C. Smith ! ! Say — those names sound familiar ! (Looks puzzled) Say, lady, aren ' t you the gal who taught me to dance the jig in that good oM Senior Play — Seventeen ? And Stan Benson, our good old Class President. L and S: (staring at R) Rony Erickson!! ((leiieral handshaking and laughter. All sit on running board and begin thus:) R : Well, Stan, old top, what are you tlo- ing for a business ? S : Oh, I ' m a noted salesman. L: I always knew you ' d make good, Stan. What ' s your specialty ? You always did throw a good line. S: Oh, I ' m president Benson and liead salesman Benson of the Benson. Benson Benson Company, and we make and sell an- chors for floating ribs. R : Say, you haven ' t got the same secre- tary that you had at dear M. H. S. some 15 years ago, have you 1 S: No,— wish 1 did ! But she ' s head lady at Thomastown State Hospital. And do you remember Mary Waters? She ' s Cel ' s chief cook and bottle washer. L : Well good for them ! What about the third pal, Thalia Forsberg? S : Oy ! Oy ! Thalia and Sully are sole dis- tributors of the Fitwell Clothes Company. They travel all around the greater part of Massachusetts. R: That ' s simple enough. They were the best dressed members of the class. ' IMember my o ' d pa ' . Hap Donner ? S : Wasn ' t he a crooner in our Senior Play ? R: You bet! He iiuide such a hit with his golden voice that tliei-e ' s no more grape fi ' uit for Rudy. L: What do you mean ' ? ■4 29
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