University High School - Flickertail Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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it OPERETTA THE CAPTAIN OF PLYMOUTH As the Flickertail goes to press the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs are pre- paring their annual production. This year The Captain of Plymouth, a comic opera in three parts, will be given. Rehearsals are being held daily, and it will be given on May 8 at the Orheum Theater. This opera is a comic sketch on The Courtship of Miles Standish, by Longfellow. It is full of good, rich humor. The second act in which Captain Standish and Erasmus are tied to a tree ready to be burned, is brimming full of comic incidents. The scenery is very unique and complete in every ac . Miss Miles has had much experience in this kind of work, and under her guidance the Glee Clubs are progressing splendidly. Miss Laycock is assisting in the coaching of the lines and Jeanne Fuller is directing the dances, Roy Greenberg is Business Manager, and Arthur Lyons is Adver- tising Manager. THE CAST Miles Standish ............... Wallace Edwards John Alden .................. Milton Schroeder Elder Brewster ................ Ezra Schroeder Erasmus ......................... Earl Rogers Wattawamut, Chief of the Pequots-Victor Bonlie Pecksuot, an Indian messenger .... Archie Olson Richard . ..................... Noble Austin Stephen Lads of the Colony..---Roy La Meter Gilbert ...................... Arthur Lyons Priscilla .................. Dorothy MacMillan Katonka, an Indian Princess ......... Hazel Jack Mercy, an early American girl ---Gladys Leeson A Sextette of Plymouth Daisies Charity ----------------------- Camilla Redick Patience ---------- ------ K atherine MacMillan Mary ------ ------- R eberdia Wilker Martha-- ----- Leone Langeness Hester ----- ----- Ruth ---- Katherine MacMillan Hazel Jack Camilla Redick Ethel Haugan Marion Bonlie Lyla Stenmo Gertrude Lundy Sophie Garrison Katherine Clifford -------Lois Stead - - - - - - - -Katherine Clifford Chorus Roy LaMeter Selmer Field Lyle Sandlie Carl Frankhauser Earl Rogers Reberdia Wilker Naomi Campbell Charlotte Gowran Nellie Allen Lois Stead Leone Langenes Theodora Walland Gladys Leeson Arthur Lyons Victor Bonlie Oscar Ring Wilbur Anstett Roy Greenberg Chorus of Sailors, Soldiers, Indians, Squaws, Puritan Men and Maidens.

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Al W 1 BOYS'GLEE CLUB Top Row fArthur Lyons, Earl Rogers, Victor Bonlie, Roy Greenberg Second Row -Noble Austin, Milton Schroeder. Wilbur Anstett, Lyle Sandlie. Leonard Stavee Third Row' Wallace Edwards, l'udnlic Fagstail, Miss Milos, Norman Dybvik, Ezra Schroeder. The Boys' Glee Club was organized shortly after the opening of school with a great deal of enthusiasm. The Glee Club met every Tuesday and Friday at three o'clock. At the first business meeting held on November 17, 1922, ofiicers were elected for the year, as follows, President, Milton Schroeder, Vice President, Arthur Lyons, Secretary-Treasurer, Roy Greenberg, Lilbrarian, Ezra Schroeder. Miss Miles has amply proved her ability in teaching music, by the splen- did work of the Glee Club shown in the successful programs given at con- vocation. The Club also put on a very good Operetta at the Orpheum Theater, with the co-operation of the Girls' Glee Club. TENORS Wilbur Anstett Milton Schroeder Noble Austin Ezra Schroeder Victor Bonlie Wallace Edwards BASS Norman Dybvik Selmer Field Carl Frankhauser Roy Greenberg Roy LaMeter Arthur Lyons Oscar Ring Earl Rogers Lyle Sandlie

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ORCHESTRA Arthur Lyons, Margaret Tonjum, Miss Miles, Helen Fadden, William Gcrrish, Norman Dybvik JUNIOR PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL Piano .... .... H elen Fadden Violin ......... Margaret Tonjum Cello ..... .... H elen Bowman Saxophone ......... Noble Austin Oboe ............ William Gerrish Horn .......... Milton Schroeder Xylophone ....... Norman Dybvik Drums and Traps---Arthur Lyons Under the able leadership of Miss Miles the Junior Philharmonic Or- chestra is doing very good work. With a nearly complete instrumentation it plays overtures, waltzes and marches at assembly and Per Gradus. A complete musical program with Norman Dybvik as a soloist was rendered by this orchestra on December twenty-first and highly appreciated by all. With so skillful a leader and a little more practice the Junior Philhar- monic Orchestra expects to rival its parent organization.