The Newtown bee., 1906-05-04
HIUH SCHOOL NOTES.
HONOR ROLL-APRIL.

English Reading; Anna M: Retts; @ !, Margaret lihan, Carlton Smith. Alma Willia ms: Ran dolph Williams, Catherine Murphy, Lillian
 Roman History: Margaret Keane, Jennie Ruffells, Gussie Campbell. John Houlih an, Carton Smith, Alma Williams, Randolph
 English Literature: Gussie Campbell, Helen Hawley, Ada Lake, Mary Lester. Angeline
 First Year German: Ruth Mallette. Gather inc Murphy, Alma Williams, Randolph Will
 Third Year German: Carlton Smith, Flea nor Cavanaugh, Jennie Ruffells
 American History; Theresa Weiss.
 Ctvics: TheO Beardsley, Ada Lake.
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 Cesar: Annie Mprphiy' Vivian Wetmore 5,s
 Cicero: Catherine Murphy, Randolph Will 'sns Vrs 6arsos 1aas sn9sh john ; First % Year French: Helen Houlihan, May
 Advanced French Jennie Ruffells, Mar garet keane, Lillian Troy, Gussle Campbell,
 Elementary English: Annie Ruffells, Clara Beers, Mary B. Egan.
 Physical Geography: Annie Ruffel!s.
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 Physics: Jennie Ruffells.
 Arithmetic: Lena Blake Theresa Weiss. Annie RuffeIls, Earle Taber. Percy Platt. Algebra: Annie Murphy. Nnnie Brennan. Marguerite o%avanaugh' % Elsie Ferris May
 Geometry: Carlton Smith, Randolph Will liams
 The entertainment at the High school, Tuesday evening, was greatly enjoyed by a large number of friends of the pupils. The play, William Tell, "was we'll rendered in German by the German class, Randolph Williams taking the part of William Tell, Carl ton Smith that of Gessler; Walter Tell, John Houlihan; Bertha, Eleanor Cavanaugh; Frieshardt, Edward Egan. MT Jewell had drilled them we'll and although very few present were able to translate the conversation, the in- flection and the gestures were so ex- pressive that the audience could not ''The Merchant of Venice," Act 4, Welch had drilled the actors with good results. Miss Campbell took the part of Portia, John HOulihan that of Shy lock. BassaniO was acted by Randolph Williams and Gratiano by Carlton Smith; the Duke, Theodore Beardsley; Antonio, Edward Egan; Narissa, Helen Hawley. If the play could have had the proper stage settings nothing else could have been desired to make it complete. The little scene entitled Thanksgiving box'' was given by May McNamara, Eleanor Cavanaugh, Madge Peck, Elsie Gilbert, Fred Brown and Percy Platt. "A completed ed. ucation," a dialogue, was rendered by Misses Katherine and Annie Murphy. IA trip to Chicago" depicted the trials and worries of a woman on a railroad trip, Mss Gertrude Elsenboss taking the leading part. "A love o1 bonnet" was given, the principal actors being Misses Katherine Murphy Helen Hawley, Gertrude Elsenboss Alma Williams, Gussie Campbell and May McNamara There was music between the plays, Dr Schuyler on the banjo and c. H. Bishop on the guitar The High school choir, accompanied by Miss Campbell on the piano, sang a number of songs. My little yalle1 gal, "\"Way up on the Mountain top, "Rosalie." The audience dispersed al a late hour we'll satisiedIwith the even ingS entertainment, and with many congratulations to MT Jewell and hi associates for the success attained The proceeds from the entertainme n amounted to $20 and is to be used t. pay for set of "Stoddard' $ Lectures, purchased by MT. Mccarthy for tn | North Center school.