Richmond Hill High School - Archway / Dome Yearbook (Richmond Hill, NY)

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SPANISH CLUB

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THE DOME THE DO Published by the Student: of Richmond Hill High School JANUARY 15, 1951 Table of Contents SPANISH CLUB ............................................................................................. Fronfifpiere MACBETH-Mildred Mesurac and Dorothy Combs ,.................,.,............... INCIDENTALLY-Ben Fischer ......................,.....,....................... ..... STAFF-january, 1931 ............................. ..... AFRICA SQUEAKS-Fred Mohr ....... ..... CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ..,.......,...... ..... SENIOR CARRICATURES ........................... ..... WRONG ISLAND DAILY GUESS ......... SENIOR WHO'S WHO .........,....,.........., SENIOR PICTURES ...........,.. ..........1.... I 7- SENIOR WILL ...........,... ................ ANNEX PAGE .............................,. ...., .......... ..... POETRY ,.........................................,.......................,.......... .,.,. THE MASTERPIECE-Wilma Josephs ..,..1.. ..... SENIOR CARRICATURES ..................,..........................,............................. ..... THE UNDOING OF JAMES A.-Holman Robertson ............,.. ..... POETRY ................................,.....,................. .....................,.............................. ..... MARIANNE-Anonymous ....., JAZZ-Ben F1scher ...................................... FAIRY TALE-Mildred Mesurac ............

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THE DOME Page -s MACBETH - AS WE LIKE IT QA COMEDY WITH ERRORSJ Characters: Mr. Macbeth, Mrs. Macbeth, Mr. Banquo, friend of the family, The three cooks- head cook and two assistants, the turkey. Scene: Anywhere Time: The present Act I SCENE I-The backyard of the Macbeth house on the morning of the day before Christ- mas. Enter three tall spinsters-head cook and two assistants. 1st cook: 2nd cook: 3rd cook lst cook: All: Same as Ist cook: 2nd cook 3rd cook: Ist cook: 2nd cook 2nd cook: Ist cook: When shall we three meet again? No matter weather, in the kitchen. I hope the sun comes out that day 'Twill spur me on for extra pay. Meet we here, then. A dietas last, a fast is least Here's to that fine Christmas feast. fExitJ Scene II Scene I. Afternoon of the same day. Where hast thou been, sister? Minding onions. Sister, where thou? A pedlar's wife had chestnuts in her lap And called and called and called her wares- '4Give me, quoth I: UI-Iere, the rump-fed ranyon cries: 1711 make a dressing sweet and tasty Make it well nor do it hasty. I'll give thee a hand. Thou'rt kind. 3rd cook: And I another. Ist cook: I myself have all the rest To-gether we'll make the very best Of feasts, with pies, with turkey drest, And sauce, and nuts, and spice for zest. 3rd cook: A horn, a horn g V Mr. Macbeth doth come. fErLter Mr. Macbeth and Mr. Banquoj Mr. Mac: So foul a day and yet so fine Sends shivers up and down my spine. Mr. Banq: fseeing three cooksj What are these? Mrs. Mac Ist cook: 2nd cook: 3rd cook: Mr. Banq: lst cook: Three old maids. The 'one the agency sent was too cute. All hail Mr. Macbeth, hail to thee, carver of turkey. All hail to Mr. Macbeth, hail to thee, eater of turkey. All hail to Mr. Macbeth, hail to thee, eater of white meat. Good sir, why do you start and seem to fear Things that do sound so fair? To me you speak not. If you can look into the oven of morrow And say which part who will have, and why, Speak then, to me, who neither fear White meat nor dark. Haill