Woodbury High School - Warrior Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

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Page Eighteen A Full Line of Spring Goods Now in— Ladies’ House Dresses GEORGE E. SMITH Children’s Dresses Boys’ and Girls’ Suits PLUMBING and HEATING Stockings of All Kinds STRAW HATS For the Garden and Hayfield ELECTRICAL WORK ii C. H. DAVIS Woodbury, Connecticut North Woodbury, Connecticut Meats, Groceries and J. KAMERZEL Southbury, Conn. Provisions Fancy Sea Food - Fruits - Vegetables R. H. FRAY MEATS Phone 157 Tel. 146-12 Residence, 146-14 Woodbury Division The WOODBURY TELEPHONE HAWKINS CO. COMPANY Manufacturers of A Personal Service for the Entire Community Hardware Specialties

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 Page Seventeen SCHOOL NEWS 1929-1930 (Continued) This year, the High Schols of Roxbury, Washington and Woodbury combined to oresent a dramatic entertainment consisting of three one-act plays. The play given by Woodbury, entitled, “Where the Whirlwind Blows” had the following cast: Joseph —Dorothy Parkin. Anna—Helen Klatka Madame Androya—Lillian Hicock The plays were given in Roxbury on Tuesday evening, January 21st: in Woodbury on Thursday evening, January 23rd, and in Washington on Saturday evening, January 25ih. On February 17th, the members of the Senior Class were given the afternoon to travel to Waterbury and have their pictures taken at Borman’s Studios. Individual pictures and a class picture were taken. All were satisfied with the results and are sure that Mr. Borman lives up to his motto “W’here there is beauty, we take it; where there is none, we make it.” At a later date, the members of the Basketball team and the members of the faculty also had their pictures taken at Bormans. On March 3rd, the Women’s Club held their annual “‘School Day” to which the members of the Senior Class and the Faculty were invited. The play “W’here the W’hirlwind Blows” was again presented in a very creditable manner. Piano selections were given by Barbara and Charlotte Isham, Dorothy Morgan, and Florentine Curtis. Later, refreshments were served to the visitors in the Community House. On May 15th and 10th Mr. Haynes of Meriden took various pictures at the school. Individual pictures, class pictures, the baseball team, and both the boys and girls basketball teams were included in the pictures taken. This year, the school published another paper. “The Mirror” which came out every Monday night. The price was one cent and the paper proved itself very popular. The staff consisted of: Editor—Vivian Platt ’30 Assistant Editors—Charlotte Isham ’30 Dorothy Morgan ’31 Robert Brinley ’31 Sidney Platt ’32 May Swanson ’32 Raynall Coley ’33 On every Wednesday morning from 10:30 to 10:50, the High School has had a short musical period with Miss Sweet as director. New assembly books were purchased and the amount of about thirty new songs were learned besides practice on the old tunes. At the beginning of the year, a representative from the New Haven Institute of Music addressed the school and gave pupils the opportunity of taking lessons on the banjo, violin or drum. A number of pupils take lessons, every Monday during noon hour. This year, for the first time in many years, the graduating class will have Class Day Exercises to be held in the evening of June 10th in the Town Hall. The usual program of will, pro-prechy, poem, and history will be presented and a new feature “Class Gifts” will be given. This consists of a small gift for each member of the class, characterizing the habits of that particular person. The persons taking part in the Class Day Exercises are: Class Will—Helen Klatka and Paul Cassidy Class Prophecy—Sarah Sanford and Joseph Cassidy Class Poem—Julia Clark Class History—Edwin Thompson Class Gifts—Delmer Knox and Clifford Johnson. A girl’s quartette, composed of the following: May Swanson, alto; Candace Thompson, first soprano; Helen Travers, second soprano and Dorothy Parkins, second soprano, are going to sing at the graduating exercises. They are directed by Miss Sweet. Compliments of JIMMIE CANNON BEARDSLEY’S GARAGE We Sell and Service Oakland 8 Pontiac 6 Chevrolet

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