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THE JUNIOR PARTY The annual Junior Party was held in the Town Hall, Friday evening, Feb. 13, 1920. The novelties consisted of an elimina- tion dance, the prize being a two-and-a- half-dollar gold piece, which was won by Miss Irene Antunes and Arthur Moncrieff. Streamers were thrown from the balconies and small clickers distributed. Parker ' s Orchestra furnished music from 8 to 12 and an entertainment was provided by Mr. Gay Cochrane. The matrons were Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. C. J. Peterson, and Miss Alice Donovan. The committee consisted of James An- derson, chairman; Francis Bowman, Mabel Frizzell, Elroy M. Cochrane, Con- stance Arnold, Ruth Brooks, Doris Brown, Cathleen Loughlin, Hazel Foster, Guy An- derson, Charles Carr, and W. Felton Mac- Brien. MABEL FRIZZELL Sec ' y. Lieut. Wesley Garniss and Miss Mary Avery, Lieut. Frederick Snyder and Miss Emily Boody, Lieut. Rene Loubris and Miss Mil- dred Barstow, Lieut. Thomas Lally and Miss Adelaide Sweetser, and Lieut. Arthur Anderson and Miss Ruth Anderson. Several officers from Stoneham and Wo- burn attended the party. The matrons were Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. John Reid, Mrs. Peterson, and Mrs. Draper. THE SENIOR SLEIGH RIDE The Senior Class had a sleigh ride at 8 o ' clock on the evening of Jan. 17, 1920. In spite of the cold, a party of about fifty left Wakefield Square in two pungs. The route was through Stoneham to Winches- ter, where a stop was made for hot choco- late, then back to Wakefield by way of Medford and Stoneham. The teachers who accompanied the party were Miss Hester Sharkey, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dower, and Mr. Arthur A. Fulton. THE MATHENIAN SOCIETY DANCE The Mathenian Society held an enter- tainment and dance in Wakefield Hall, Nov. 10, 1919. Thomas Lally made a short speech in which he stated the purposes of the soci- ety. The entertainment comprised several piano, violin, and cornet selections by the Misses Hazel Hallett, Marion McKie, and Helen Arnold; readings by Helen Arnold, Tillie Gersinovitch, and Phyllis Cadogan; songs by Miss Dorothy LaForme, accom- panied by Miss Mildred Foley; and a clog dance by Miss Ida Leach. Dancing was en- joyed until tv elve o ' clock. IDA M. LEACH, Sec ' y. THE OFFICERS ' PARTY The officers of the Wakefield High ' School Battalion held their annual party on Fi ' iday evening, Dec. 26, 1919, in the Town Hall. The grand march ' was led by Maj. William Wallace and Miss Beatrice Brooks, followed by Capt. John Reid and Miss Marion McKie, Capt. Carl Peterson and Miss Mildred Matheson, Capt. Reuben Draper and Miss Hattie Moore, Adjt. Roger Arnold and Miss Nathalie Phillips, Lieut. Wilbur Batten and Miss Ella King, TONY, THE MENDER The Wakefield High School Department of English presented a play, Tony, the Mender, at a conference of the Educa- tional Committee of the State Federation of Women ' s Clubs and the Kosmos Club in the Princess Theater, Friday afternoon, Jan. 16, 1920. The play was written for the occasion by Miss Hester Sharkey of the English De- partment and had for its theme, Better Speech. The following is the cast of characters and the members of the assist- ing committees: Tony, the Mender A One-Act Play Stage manager, John Reid Oast: Father, Thomas Lally; mother, Grace Crosby; Bill, Carl Peterson; Louisa, Adelaide Sweetser; Peter, Edmund DaK- nino; Tony, Antonio Mezzacappa; prompt- er, Mildred Willey. Properties: Arthur Lyons, chairman; Gladys Tibbetts, Wesley Garniss, Fred Murkland. Costumes: Inez Kirk, Horace Hill. Make-up: Phyllis Cadogan, Mae Cado- gan. As this was the first dramatic attempt of the High School, everyone was happily 23
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