Strong High School - Mussul Unsquit Yearbook (Strong, ME)

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'IIHE MUssUL UNSQUIT J J .Fgj3fw3bg,2.'5jg2g:vi5t. . Front row: left to right: B. Savage, B. Pcary, C. Taylor, M. Reynolds, M. Eustis, Plngree, Tooth- alcer, Haines Second row: Mr. Payden, A. Anderson, P, Voter, C. Hoepncr, H. Bates, Noble, Moody, Z. Bachel- der, Voter, L. Cook Third row: F. Noble, L. Damon, E. Reynolds, C, Mitchell, H. Allen, D. Baston, J. Newlcom, R. Ray- mond. H. Cook, J. Lambert GLEE CLUB At the heginning of the year the Clee Cluh was reorganized under the direction oi Mr. Payden and Mrs. Steward. Twenty seven high school students joined imme- diately, and later most of the eighth grade joined us. In Decemher we made our first appear- ance, furnishing several musical numbers hetween acts of the Dramatics Cluh play. Later appearances have heen at various school affairs, including the speaking con- test. Several of our memhers have parti- cipated in duet and solo numhers. Sev- eral of our soloists include Francis and Juanita Noble, Joanne Haines, Jolm New- lxom, Carla Hoepner, Josephine Moody. llarry Allen and Lloyd Walker. Future plans include a musical comedy or operetta, prior to graduation week. if time permits. Let it he said that we enjoy Friday afternoons! Page Fourteen

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jan MUssUL UNsQU1r Seated: Voter, Cook, Skillings, Bates, Allen, Miss Bailey Standing: lst row: Gravlin, Moody, Baston, Foster, I-Ioepner, Damon 2nd row: Chandler, B. Allen, Reynolds, Pingree, Walker FORTNICHTLY Although typewriters still tend to be temperamental and stencils, independent, the printing of the 'Tortnightlyv has been somewhat speeded up and improved this year. The person responsible for the wel- come transformation is Miss Bailey, our commercial teacher. Under her guidance many students have learned something about the finer pointsi' of typing, and, because of this, have been able to pub- lish the school paper utoute de suitev! Under the co-editorship of Harriet Bates and Margaret Skillings the 'iFortnightly', has rocketed through another successful year. The Fortnightly staff is as follows: Co-Editors Harriet Bates and Margaret Skillings Business Manager Harry Allen Page Thirteen Circulation ' Lillian Cook Assistant Circulation jean Voter Advertising John Cravlin and Burchard Allen Girls, Sports jean Voter and Lillian Cook Carla Hoepner Lewis Damon and Clyde Pingree Harry Allen and Gene Reynolds Blaine Moodv Miss Bailey The Eyev ? ? Mimeograph Gene, Reynolds, Donald Bas- ton, Richard Chandler Grade News A rt Editors Boys' Sports Ioke Editor Faculty Advisor Reporters Blaine Moody and Lloyd Walker Scout News Carla Hoepner

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W iL--lHE 1V!9551IF1.H5Qf1f DRAMATICS CLUB Kneeling: Richards, Haney, Wilcox, Raymond lst Row: A. Huff, Noble, F. Noble, C. Pingree, Hoepner, Lambert, Voter, Cook 2nd Row: A. Anderson, P. Voter, M. Slcillings, Savage, Haines, G. Reynolds, Walker, Moody, J. Pingree, Peary, C. Tyler 3rd Row: M. Reynolds, Toothaker, Eustis, G. Slcillings, M. Stevens, W. Tyler, Ross, Damon, New- lcom, Moody, Bachelder THE FOOTLICHTERSU This year 116W interest was stimulated in the Held of dramatics. Approximately thirty became charter members of the newly organized drama- tics club, The Footlightersv. On October 1, the dramatics club con- ducted its first monthly meeting, at which time the following oilicers were elected for the year: President Clyde Pingree Vice President Francis Noble Secretary and Treasurer Carla Hoepner Pcrge Fifteen By participating in the various activities, 3-Act plays, 1-Act plays, Contest Plays, and Public Speaking, one may accumulate the required iifteen points to be eligible to receive a letter. The first accomplishment was the Roy- alty Play, Spooks and Spasmsf a mystery farce of 3-Acts, presented amid a heavv snow storm, December 18, and repeated january ll. The cast included: Lillian Cook Blaine Moody Lewis Damon Francis Noble