St Mary of the Springs High School - Siena Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Class Night Exercises JUNE 8, 1928 Class night marks the climax of dramatic performances given by Class '28 during the year. They have proved their worth on various occasions and have taken an active interest in all school dramatics. Class night is the herald of com- mencement and thus marks the beginning of more serious thoughts-graudation- college-position--life. There has been a noticeable distinction between Class '28 and the preceding classes. Their activities, their work, and their personalities have been of a humorous nature, therefore on Class night their real selves will be presented. Class '27 presented a beautiful and inspiring interpretation of the Making of a Graduate. lt was characteristic of Class ,27 to have a Class night filled with beauty, truth and inspiration. The scenes of heaven and hell were very pleasing and enacted skillfully and carefully. But the Class of '28 will present an entirely different Class night. It will reveal the Graduate in a lighter mood, for humor is needed in life and especially needed by a graduate who is apt to take things too seriously. This is not likely to be the case of Class '28, for they have a reputation for being happy-go-luckyfl The history of the class is a humorous affair mixed with pathos and tragedies which were never taken seriously. We shall say with Shakespeare: But a merrier man, within the limit of becoming mirth, l never spent an hour's talk withal: His eye begets occasion for his wit.', Since the Annual went to the press while the Class night exercises were still in the making, it is impossible to give an outline of the characters and a descriptive program, but uso far, so goodf' and the Seniors are eagerly awaiting their big night. COLE'I l'A RATH, '28. 70

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Field Day Exercises MAY 12, 1927 Owing to the fact that Field Day Exercises were held so close to the end of the school year, it was impossible to enter any of the views in the l927 Amaranthineg for that reason we are enclosing them in this yearls Annual. The Field Day Exercises were held in the afternoon and evening of Thursday, May 12. Although threatened by rain all day, the exercises were held and wit- nessed by a large number of spectators, whose applause and cheers indicated that all was well. The bleachers surely did their service, for not a seat was left un- occupied. The following numbers were rendered: flag Drill .,... . Dutch Dance, .Ribbon Dance. . Class Yells .. Spring ..,.,.. Hoop Drill .... Tug of lVar .... Summer ...., Drill Team . . . lVinter ...... VVand Drill ,.... Harvest Drill .... Tambourine Dance. , Garland Dance. . . lflilitary Drill .... .Girl, Class ,30 . . . .Geraldine Griflin ..,....Girls, '31 . . . . . .BoyS, '30 . . . .Evelyn Dauer . . , .Girls, ,29 .....Boys, ,Bl . . .Evelyn Quinn ......Girls, '27 . . ,Rita Sweeney ....Girls, '28 . . . .Girls, '29 . . . .Girls, '29 ....Girls, '27 ...........Boys, '27-28 LEONORE '72 REEB, 'Z8.