Old Orchard Beach High School - Oceana Yearbook (Old Orchard Beach, ME)

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no c z iklilfx ELM COMMENOEMENT Commencement this year will be in two parts--Class Night and Graduation. Class Night is to be held June 14, the night preceding Graduation. The affair will be attend- ed by Superintendent Hull, members of the School Board, and the Faculty. A banquet will be held, after which will come the following soeeehes: Class History Mary Roberts Class Gifts Cynthia Wight Glass Prophesy Edward Mullen Class Will Helen Winsor As well as being different from former years, it is expected that an enjoyable evening will be had by all. Graduation, June 15, 1959, will be held at Alumni Hall, The honor parts are as follows: Valediotory Lillian Downs Salutatory Hazel Roberts Honor Essay Hazel Davis In the course of the evening, a Dageant will be presented by members of the graduating class.

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p tetsmmf - 5 The pageant, 'WVHEN MARBLE SPEAKSH, is a iiasque depict ing a dream of world peace. The setting is the tomb of an unknown soldier. A woman symbolizing Motherhood comes to place flowers on the tomb which represents the resting place of her own boy. She meets a guard and a young man representing mod- ern youth eager for excimment and deeds of heroism. After a brief conversation, the mother, wearied by her journey, sits down on the parapet to rest, falls asleep, and dreams of the future. War and Peace present their appeals to Youth, bring-- ing to bear on him the influences of World Trade, Tribute, Territory, Education, Science, Propaganda, and Arbitration Youth, still uncertain, becomes entranced by the allure- ment of Glory of Battle. When Youth is on the point of yielding to the Glory of Battle, Motherhood appeals to. the Marble, from which comes the Voice of the Unknown Soldier, which finally wins the contest for Peace. Mir, 1,37 JEAN ' I , c ll