Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-23
The Comedy 'Ici on Parle Fran
Gals" Is Well Presented and
Makes a Big Hit with the
Audience
ANNUAL BALL PROVES A
CARNIVAL OF PLEASURE
The Basketball Games Furnish
Pleasing Feature for Matinee
Performance The Seniors
Win the School Championship

The students of the High school
carried out a very interesting pro-
gram Friday afternoon and evening
at City hall as the concluding enter
tainments of the oath annual Chizzle-
While Fair. Basketball games were
played to determine the championship
OF the school at the matinee, while in
the evening a comedy in. one act, en-
titled lei On Parle Francas," was
presented by members of the Senior
class, this fbeing followed by the
grand Chizzle- While ball, an affair
which all alumni and students of the
school always enjoy.
The Matinee
The games played by the boys class
teams were of much excitement and
it was only after hard fighting that
the members of the Senior team could
lay claim upon the school champion
ship. Lovers of good clean basketball
We're more than pleased by the quail
ity of the matches. In the preliminary
games the Seniors defeated the Fresh
men by the score of "a TO 6, and the
Sophomores showed their superiority
by the score of % to ,.
The final match was watched with
the greatest of interest and the root
ers of each team were on hand to
cheer their fayorites. 1t must be ad-
mitted that the SOphomoreS worked
hard for the game, but found them
selves outclassed by the members of
the Senior quintet. The final score:
Seniors 20 and Sophomores s. tells the
story in nutshell. The Seniors made
their mark Wyer and Murphy were
the particular stars of the aggregation,
Wyer making four goals from the
floor and Murphy making three goals
from the floor and shooting two fouls
The members of the winning team
were: Wyer, center: Murphy and Fro
berger, forwards; Douglas and Folsom,
guards.
"Ici On Parle Francois"
The comedy presented in the eve
ming. entitled lei on Parle Fran
cais,' was very we'll received and
served as an excellent finale for the
fair. The different parts were taken
in p fine manner, each member of the
cast winning much applause. The plot
of the story was laid in country
tavern, where French was talked to a
small extent but not entirely as the
landlord had advertised by putting
the sign outside the door, lei On
Parle Francois" The cast of the
play was as follows: Major Regulus
Rattan, Carl Lewis; Victor Dubois
Lloyd Douglas: Mr.. Spriggins, Perley
Sampson; Mrs. Spriegins, Ruby
Bush: Angelina, their daughter, Doro-
thy White; Julia, wife of Major Rat
tan, Ethel Moves; Anna Mana, maid
Of all work, Helen Thompson. Much
credit is due DR.. L. ]. Crooker, Jr,
for his efficient services as stage d.
rector.
chizzie While Ball
The Chizzle-Wizzle ball proved to
be a Very enjoyable occasion, as it al
ways does. graduates of the school
mingling with the students and ex-
changing greetings. An order of IA
dances and extras was carried out
extending well into the night. Dennis
orchestra furnished music for the
dances. H. w. Cobb, principal Of the
High school, acted as floor director
and was assisted by Donald Leigh,
Robert Williamson. Herbert Folsom