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Ill- 'D-ll--I-Jil' Jf, W7 ws TT' 'YT' . F 'Q' 'F'1 ? T SENIOR NEWS Senior Play Let s Be Congemal a three act comedy play was presented at the Newport Play House by the Senlol Class Here IS an account of the parts taken from the N H S Booster Wayne Waterman portrayed the part of a strugglmg young wrlter who finally achleves succes wlth Laurece Bruce cleverly playlng the part of the mother Leslle Murray played the part of the father 1U h1s usual con vlnclng manr er The comedy element was furnlshed by June Harrls who played the dlflicult part of the sneez mg mald Clever dlalogues by Una Mooers Edna Wllson and Paulme Adams added to the entertalnment The dlfficult part of Aunt Hester was played by Mary Rollms Dale Ordway played the part of a typlcal young buslness man The play was coached by Mlss Verna Dlggles and MISS Ruth Todd Class Pictures In October the Senlor Class went to Preble s Studlo ln Watervllle to have thelr plctures taken Class Parts The Senlor Honor Parts were an nounced by Prlnclpal Joseph B Chaplln as follows Valedlctory Lena Cookson Salutatory M1tt1e Downs Honor Essay Janet Barbour Oratlon Gerald Mltton Address to Undergraduates Florence Sllpp Class Hlstory Eleanor McKenney Class Prophecy Myrtle Whltlng Annle Taylor Class Glfts June Harrls Mary Rollms Those elected by class vote for Glft to School Leslle Murray Class W1ll Paullne Adams Edna Wllson Senior Assembly One of the most unlque assemblles that the senlor class put on was based around Malne and was presented ln tne form of a courtroom scene Much to everyone s surprlse Evelyn Pond Jumped up and gave the Blble Readmg and Prayer wlthout belng announced Then who should walk through the door but Una Mooers followed by Florence Sllpp Paullne Adams Leslle Murray Laurece Bruce Gerald Mltton Eleanor McKenney and the blg po llceman Wayne Waterman After they were seated the pollceman gave the order to use at the entrance of the Judge who turned out to be Janet Barbour who summoned each prlsoner IU turn before her After each had taken hls oath to speak the truth etc he purchased h1s acqulttal by a talk paper poem or musxcal selectlon deal mg wlth the State of Malne the seal Q' 'lL1ll-'-i- 4--19--AL..QK1k--+ -I--fl--4+ -ll---4-H All - n l X ! 'T C OO C lf l' '-l l lf'6f1l l lf' 'lfil 'l Y ?'1l lf lf1l In? Y if 1 ' 77 - ' . K SL ,, . . If . 7 w l -I N ' x 3, ' Senlor Assembly were as follows: , . . . f Q ' , Q . 7 Y ! 1 . , . X 77 5 I 7 . . 7 7 . 1 ' , ' 1 . 1 3 I ' 7 ' 1 . , ., ! s 1 ' !
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THE LIVE WIRE of whlch done ln colored chalk adorned the front board JUNIOR NEWS Ju o E lub lon On March thlrd and fourth the pre l1m1nar1es for Junlor Exh1b1t1on were held The faculty acted as Judges On Aprll thlrd the flnals were held at the Newport Playhouse Muslc was furnlshed by the hlgh school orchestra under the dlrectlon of Mlss Thorne The stage was decorated wlth blue and yellow Roland Stuart acted as class marshal The selectlons whlch were presented were the followlng Where Peace Abld9S Archle Hatch Gerund or Gerundxve Sam Warren Mrs McDuffy on Baseball Dorlce Frlend Desert Rat Homer Woodward The Stal Spangled Banner Charlle Gould What Wllllam Henry D1d Mary Dresser Brotherhood Vlctor Colby The Unknown Speaker Carleton Brackett Madam X Laurece Bruce In Defiance of the Kaiser Paul Clark J r Asse y One of the best Junlor Assemblles was led by Hartley Banton In thls program Rev H H Marr who was the guest speaker gave a very Inter estlng talk on ThaYlkSglVIIlg The rest of the program was as follows Blble Readlng and Prayer Anita Hanson Orlgln of Thanksglvlng Wlllard Rlckards Poem Helen Tardy Song Vlctor Colby Poem Mary Dresser School Song School Jun r Class R ngs The Jumors bought thelr rlngs from Bastlan Brothers of Boston thls year It IS a 10 karat rlng wxth no stone and has the school N lnscrlbed on lt SOPHOMORE NEWS One of the most lnterestlng Sopho more Assemblles was bullt around Armlstlce Day Madel1ne Banton pre Slded over the following program Blble Readlng and Prayer Palmer Tedesco Flag Salute School Jokes Barbara DHVIS Poem Vera Basford Song Shlrley Young Themes on AFmlStlC6 Day Dalsy Hussey Ruby Ferry Song School FRESHMAN NEWS On Frlday evenmg September 13 the Freshman Receptlon was held 1n the town hall and 62 Freshmen started hlgh school llfe It started wlth a program prepared by the upper classmen followed by trlcks and stunts for 1n1t1at1on by the freshmen Then came the refreshments whlch con slsted of Ice cream and cake The remalnder of the evenlng was spent ln playlng games and danclng 4 I1 28 1 1' 1 Y , . ni r x i it' lo I . . . . if u - ' - . ' . n I . ' . so - n - . . H - av as n . ll C6 ,- 77 . U ' ' , ' sy . , if ra - ff lf ff ' u Y , unio mb I A f . . . . , , 1 ' A ' I T .
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