New Britain High School - Beehive Yearbook (New Britain, CT)

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Mid-Year Class Night Exercises l, Overture .... Senior High School Orchestra Z. Greetings .... Clifford McCarthy, President 3. The Sour Grapes Club . , by Members of the Class a Collegiate Comedy in three acts 4. Presentation of School Banner Music by The Senior High School Orchestra under George B. Mathews, Director of Music . '4'l'ales from the Vienna Woods , Waltz . Washington Post March . . Ma rch - , A'Boston Commanderyn, . Officer of the Day , March . l Z 3. Minuet 4 5 Abby Dwight Petite CConstancej Grace Hutton Abby's Cousin Arline Terhune Lew Biggers Dottie Marlowe Gadget Goss Mrs, Carterhouse Miriam McAllister I-Iumpit Gardon Abel Cheesman Taclcy Garnett Buck Brown ,Iune , Alice Clarice jean Mary Elsie Bill Bob Earl Ted Strauss . Sousa . Rollinson Carter H all THE SOUR GRAPES CLUB CHARACTERS Cln the order of their appearancej Galloway Scene' The living-room of the Tri Pi Sorority House Weston University. Act I Four o'clocl4 on Thursday afternoon. Act Il Eight-thirty on Friday evening, Act Ill Ten-thirty on Saturday morning. . Eva Hyde Mary Reid . Eunice Mann . Mary Horton . Alice Moore Salvatore Scalise . Dorothy Litke Clifford McCarthy . Eleanor Skinner . Irma Taylor Raymond Rechenberg Serge Dankevich Ralph Merigold Norman Blomberg , Arline Hickok Margaret Nuss Josephine White . Lorraine Litke . Vera johnson Edna La Flamme . Iyar Jensen Israel Rosenzweig Clarence Peterson . Roger Morse CLASS NIGHT COMMITTEE Ralph Merigold, Chairman Edna La Flamme Alohn Narusavicus Iwary Reid Norman Blomberg Salvatore Scalise CLASS OFFICERS Clifford McCarthy, President Eunice Mann, Secretary Katherine Page, Vice-President Wallace Howe, Treasurer Page Thirty-four

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