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DR. JOHN P. CUSHING UQ 1
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18 NEW HAVEN HIGII SCHOOL CL.xss BooK of faithful practice produced a play worthy of our class. The actors were absolutely perfect in every way, and it is impossible to give any actor special praise above the others. The play was repeated on the 19th and many attended both evenings. On the evening of February 26 many went to the Alpha Delta Sigma entertainment and dance. The entertainment consisted of Mr. Gilbert of Yale with his magic performances, and a one-a-ct farce entitled The Meddling Butler. The cast was good and the entertainment was up to the usual standard. - The Athletic Association which had incurred considerable debt now decided to give an entertainment in order to clear the debt. On the even-ing of March 26 we were treated to a Fine entertain- ment in the Auditorium. The first part consisted of selections by the Yale Freshman Glee Club. Then came a one-act farce My Lord in Livery. The cast was made up of members of the Association. The parts were well filled. Benjamin Goldman log, in the capacity of Spigott, the Butler, was particularly good. As we are approaching the Easter vacation, the Senior Prom. is the chief topic of interest. It is to be held in Music Hall, 'Wednesday, April 21, and if reports prove true it will eclipse all former affairs. And so two-thirds of our Senior year is over and in a few short months we shall leave this old school. The history of the Class of 1909 has been written. VVe can look with pride upon the past. Our record is clear. Our failures and our achievements should teach us to rise to higher things in the great wide world into which we are so soon to step forth. Soon we shall leave this old school with all its memories. Soon we shall part-many of us for the last time. But the lessons we have learned here, the friends we have found here, and the asso- ciations we have formed here must ever be remembered with joy. May these recollections prove a bright star which bids us look for higher 'things and -inspire us to more faithful endeavor. Let us never, oh never, forget our classmates and let us go forth to do and to dare, always remembering that we are members of the Glorious Class of IQOQ. John I. Keane.
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