Parma High School - Panther Tales Yearbook (Parma, ID)

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wc jg, CONCERT The annual Band, Orchestra and Glee Club Concert was held Friday night, April 26, 1940, in the Parma High School Auditorium. The following program was carried out: Orchestra 1. Tamborin from Cephale and Procris' Andre Ernest Gretry Orchestra. 2. Meditation COn a theme by Edward Batistej Bastiste-Roberts. 3. Violin solo Cavatina by Rolfe-played by Irene Brewster. 4. Danze Calabrese Cltalian Folk Dancej Pietro Morell. 5. Oracle Overtrure-Otis Taylor. Glee Club la. As Torrents in Summer-U, Edw. Elgar, arr. by Noble Cain. lb. Morning Now Beckons CSlovakian Folk Songj arr. by C. F. Manney- Entire Ensemble 2a. Soft Shadows Fallingn, by Falling. 2b. The Big Brown Bear , by Mana Zucca- Girls' Sexette. 3a. Farwell to the Forest , by Mendelssohn. 3b. Jacob's Ladder , a negro spiritual, by H. W. Loomis- A Capella Choir 4a. The Green Cathedral , by Carl Hahn. 4b. Tis Springu, by Fracis C. Darr- Girls' Glee Club 5a. One Fleeting Hour , by Dorothy Lee. 5b. 'tDark Waters QSpiritualD. by Will James- sa Band 1. God Bless America CMarchJ Irving Berlin 2. Novelty COverturej 3. The Show Boy fMarchJ Will Huff. 4. Chalma CWal-tzj Bemett. 5. The Booster CMarchJ 6. '4Ciribiribin CWaltzD .7. High School Cadets' CMarchJ. BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT Baccalaureate Services were held Sunday evening, May 12, 1940, at the Community Church. Dr. Millar, of the College of Idaho, gave the main address. Commencement Exercises for the Class of 1940 were held May 15, 1940, in the auditorium. The commencement address was given by M. M. VanPatten, superintendent of schools at Emmett and president of the Southwestern Idaho Educa- tion Association. Music was furnished by the high school music departments. No valedictory or salutatory addresses were given this year. Twenty-five Seniors received diplomas as a reward for their efforts of the past four years. --P.H.S.l-- J UNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held at the Masonic Temple, Friday, May 3. The theme of the banquet this year, was Confuscius Says . The room was decorated in a profusion of spring Howers. Chinese umbrellas, lanterns and incense burners decorated the tables. Marjorie Farris, Junior President, acted as toastmistress. Welcome ...,... .... M arjorie Farris Response ......,,.i.... ....... ........ W a yne Hopper Piano Solo ........,,,...,,i.,,..,... ...... M ary Takatori Senior Class Advisor .,,... .,...,..... M r. Sayre Class Will ..,..........,,,...... .......... M ona Grow Quartet ,,,,.. ..... J unior Students Talk ....,....,......... .........,..,.. M r. Maxwell Reading ,,,,,..,........ ....... R enabel Graham Class Prophecy ..... ,........ F rank Gahley Closing .......,,,,,.....................,..,.,,........ Mrs. Haworth After the banquet, a Grand March was led by the Junior President and her partner and dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The staff wishes to thank Mrs. Haworth, our adviser, who gave her help, time and advice in preparing this book. The printing of this Annual was done by the Parma Review in Parma. 'I'he engravings of this annual were made by the Craft Engraving and Electrotype Com- pany of Seattle, Washington. The photographic work was done by the Young Home Studio of Nampa. l24l