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Hi, everybody! Here we are back again with all the news and comments and hoping that you will enjoy them. If there is any school that we do not exchange with that you would like to exchange, please notify the editor. First of all we would like to express our deepest thanks and appreciation to all of the schools who have sent us their magazine. We really enjoy exchanging with you. Congratulations, Beverly H i g h School! Your magazine is one of the best we have yet received. You have an excellent Literary Department and we took pleasure in reading it through. We all think Nashua High School has an exceptional magazine. Each section is the perfect length and we're looking forward to your next issue. We would like to mention the Broadcaster, also from Nashua. You have an excellent magazine! Congratulations to the four girls originating the Christmas recipes. We found them very interesting. The School Spirit from Dover High School is a very good magazine. Your ideas on What Seniors Think of Freshmen is very interesting, but couldn't you staple the pages together more securely to prevent any of them from being lost? How about com- menting on our Red and White ? On the arrival of The Focus of Saugus, Mass., we were all deeply en- grossed in its contents. We'd like to congratulate Gladys Jillette on her poem entitled My Psalm. We would also like to print it for the benefit of all our readers. I MY PSALM Thanks to my teacher, I shall not pass, She maketh me to show my ignorance before the whole class. She giveth me more than I can learn, She lowereth my grade. Yea, though I walk through the valley of knowledge, I learneth not. She iireth questions at me in the presence of my classmates. She anointeth my head with cleaning fluid, my eyes runneth over. Surely keys and carriages will follow me all the days of my life, And I will dwell in the typing room forever. The Oracle, from Manchester Central, is an excellent magazine. Your poetry section is very good and what took our eye was Lost: One Etherel Horn by Patricia Blodget. It is exceptionally humorous poetry and a pleasant change from the usual run. Another interesting feature is the pictures of the teams. This and That section is good, lots of new ideas. We recently received a copy of The Volunteer from Concord High School. You have a very fine paper and we hope you will continue to ex- change with us. We wish to acknowledge: The Voice of Stevens -Claremont, N. H. The Lakonian -Laconia, N. 'I-I. The Abhis --North Abington, Mass. The Ray -4Salem, N. H. Orange and Black -Farmington, N. H. ' Branciforte Bee -Santa Cruz, Cal. Red and Gray -Lynn, Mass. il KG H 66
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Student Activities Assemblies The students of Spaulding High School were presented a, marionette play on November 5, entitled The Tinderboxf' The production ofthe story by Hans Christian Andersen was built by George and Lucy Cole for their Little Theatre Studio. In the iive-act play Richard the Lion- Hearted, Queen Berengaria, a jester, crusader, and witch were only a few of the hand carved marionettes shown. On November 16, William Scadden, a social psychologist, gave a very thoughtful and humorous talk on The Road Ahead. He stressed the fact that only the individual could know what road he wanted to take in life, but to reach his destination there would be certain turns and side roads that had to be taken. With much humor and wit he depicted some of his experiences as samples of The Road Ahead. We were entertained on October 25 by William Haaker, a concert pianist, He played selections of classics, jazz, and popular pieces, including the well known Rhapsody In Blue. At the last Student Activity As- sembly our performers were Mr. Clair Musser, a distinguished concert pianist, and Miss Lowenn Cook, a college senior, who presented us with a piano and mirimba duet. Pieces were Fiddle Faddle, Indian Love Call, and the Dance of the Sabersf' Masque and Dagger On March 14, the Masque and Dag- ger will give its performance of its spring production, Men Are Like Street Cars. The play was cast after a week of tryouts and the following roles have been assigned: Mrs. Mason, mother, Katherine Baker 3 Mr. Mason, father, Thomas Greyg Maudie, their younger daughter, Mary Learsong Sylvia, their older daughter, Stephanie Splaineg Joy, a cousin, Ruth Dennisg Alix, Barbara Goodwin 5 Julie, Shirley Letourneaug Lysbeth, Marcia Camp- bell, Mrs. White, Sally Stevens g Mrs. Allen, Cynthia Luntg Mrs. Day, Shir- ley Fielding, Davy, Maudie's part- time steady, John Fryeg Chi, his pal, Alan Novinsg Jerry, Sylvia's friend, Kendrick Doeg Ted Felton, another friend, Jerry Fernaldg and Margaret, the maid, Martha McLeod. This incident is a genuinely light- hearted comedy of the younger gen- eration. Maudie is a very real young girl just growing up and getting the feel of how important she is. Her brain is sometimes kept working overtime in the solution of her own boy problems and those of her sister and friends. Her philosophy of get- ting and holding her man is some- times overpowering and does not work in solving anything, but does bring about confusion, near loss to her father's business, a social crisis in the neighborhood, and almost loss of her personal property, a boy named Davy. She learns, almost too late,
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