Monroe High School - Senior Issue Yearbook (Monroe, MI)

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ASSIEIVIIIBILIIIES I On November I3 and l4, an Armistice Day Program was given. Walter Niedermeier was chairman of the assembly. The program was in the form of a play with Bud Mitchell as Uncle Sam, Katherine Schmidt as Columbia, and Lucille Root as Education. Each country represented, gave a dance from their country. Some of the countries represented were: Ireland, Spain, Japan. England, France, Germany, Italy, America, and Russia. The program was under the direction of Mrs. Uecker. On April 2 and 3 the assembly program was a talent program. A num- ber of persons in the High School were chosen to take part in this assembly. Following are the persons and what each did: Vocal Solo by Bud Mitchell: an Irish Dance by Patty Karch, Margaret Gessell, Harriet Faul and Margaret Price: Flute Solo by Bob Cantrick: Trombone Solo by Glenn Knapp: Piano Solo by Mr. Roth: Dance by Ruth Sturn: Violin Solo by Vincent Swiderski: Accordian Solo by Marcus Greening: Trumpet Solo by Sheldon Newcomer: a number by the double quartet. Gilbert Stoner was chairman of this program. On April 30 and May l, a Shakespearian program was given. The pro- gram was in honor of Shakespeare's birthday anniversary, which comes the latter part of April. The first number was the presentation of a scene from The Merchant of Venice called The Choosing of the Caskets . The next Number was an Overture, Midsummer Night's Dream . A scene from Mac- beth called the Witchers' Cavern followed. Miss McAdam gave a solo called 'AI-Iarkl I-Iarkl the Lark! The orchestra then played the Wedding March from 'lMidsum,mer Night's Dream . The last number was a scene from Macbeth called the Sleep Walking Scene . The chairmen were Robert Cantrick and Lucile Root., respectively. At various times during the year we were entertained by educational mo- tion pictures, which were well received by all of the students and proved very interesting. 70

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