Providence Technical High School - Review Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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1928 THE TECH REVIEW 123 Boys’ Glee Club I he Boys’ Glee Club has enjoyed a prosperous year, its enrollment having increased to 54 and the time taken by it increased to 3 days a week. Twice a week the boys sing alone and once joins with the Girls’ Glee Club, forming a four part chorus. Elementary voice culture has also been introduced, which will in time greatly aid the tone quality of the group. The Glee Club has sung several times before the student body and combined with the girls, helped to make Music Week a success. Compliments of the 4-A GIRLS of Providence Assembly No. 1, Order of the Rainbow for Girls Compliments of the $ { I $ | 5 5 5 5 5 $ 5 -$• De Molay Graduates of Technical Hi h School June, 1928 0 0 XD 0 0 0 )0 0 0 0 )0 0«0 0 )000 0 0 000 OOCX)0 0 X300 0()CX 0

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122 THE TECH REVIEW 1928 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB

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124 THE TECH REVIEW 1928 CAST OF SENIOR PLAY—“ROMEO AND JANE” Front row, left to right—Claire Ernstof, Rose D. Dubinsky, Florence A. Bray, director: Dorotl y M. Houston, Elizabeth W. Hansen. . Back row, left to right—Nicholas J. LaGrcca, Edward G. Conway, Mortimer C. Ellis, John J. Sullivan, Edward Bagley. The Technical High School Dramatic Club The Dramatic Club held its initial meeting, March 5, 1928 in the Assembly Hall at 2:45. The new officers were in- stalled and took charge of the meeting. The officers are: Edward G. Conway, President; Edward Bagley, Vice-Presi- dent; Selma Smira, Secretary; Spencer Carlisle, Treasurer; Clara Ledberg, Chairman of Social Committee. Mr. Carlisle and Miss Ledberg resigned their offices, due to outside activities. Samuel Malin and Elizabeth Hansen were elected to the offices respectively. The club is limited to seventy-six mem- bers which are tried by a membership committee and initiated by the social com- mittee. The members were initiated at the first meeting of the term. After the members were satisfied that the chosen ones were duly installed refreshments were served and dancing continued until five. At the next meeting a one-act play, “The Medicine Show” by Steward Walk- er was presented after which refresh- ments were served and dancing followed. The club, however, does not only give plays at its meetings. The club intends to represent Tech at Pawtucket in a State wide competition for the best one act play produced at their hall on June 2. The club is also lending the Seniors the scen- ery for their play, “Romeo Jane.” All the plays are produced under the direc- tion of Miss Florence H. Bray, faculty advisor. President Edward G. Conway