Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-15
annual Chizzle Wizzle
First Night a Success

CHEEKY thlzZIe w lZZie wins!
THE twenty seventh annual Chizzle
,,,i. fair for the benefit of the or
,tzation Of Cony High school, City
I'm Augusta. Thursday and Friday,
L.n li-l5. 1915" is now half OF a grand
[,,c.ss and only the fullflment Of
|r,da,.s plans is needed to make it
aol, 50.
rta rresentation OF the grand min
.rI how. the dispensing Of the good
rss 70 eat al the four class booths,
meeting Of old graduates who al
,,s ,lan t. attend Chizzle WiZzie,
cling of thrift stamps, ana a general
.no. line were al assets in the sue
y. III he first nilht OF the Cony High
The Decorations
.,. Ian was converted into a bow
| -rccn with the skillful arrange
|-aa, d. evergreen bougns all about
IN ,a.couy. over the lights and about
ANY other conceivable place. The
,s,r. ,tic note was this year more
.fau.l, presented in tho decorations
!, was but reflection from the
..r,, OF the younL folk youthful pa
.n.. Tie stag, which those who
.,c previously attempted 10 decorate
now ~ he most unresponsive. looked
a. endid. old Glory reigned there SUI
,foue ON either side of the biggest
sae Vor, cpnyen;iona!iy arranged the
-s.Ioral ,uIors. in other forms. Fla gs
IN. from the wing and from the
rop curtains. rcd. white and blue was
sea in fans and IN shields. The eff
ar. of the boys and girls who did
IN decorating certainly did not pass
uuuotic.d for everyone unconscious
admirod and many spoke aloud their
concentrations
The Class Booths
Extending the entire length Of the
,ach built decorated and managed by
committees or the four
Iasscs
FIRST to greet the eye upon entering
Eae hall was the Freshman booth, a
Iaint box like affair If blue and white
p
\ litc. were dclichtfully used in the
laryiuG out OF the color scheme. From
b. booth pretty girls and nice man
rercd boys sold home made candies of
E Kinds and descriptions. Then n
humber of the Freshman girls went
s,ogt through the audience, selling
heir wares. The girls who were SUCH
success .ul Vcnders were Muriei Hayes,
|DoNs rareN, Gladys Merrill and Ruth
|T4ac' Howard Owen and I.lewellyn
tnorer did duty at tic booth in the
aHsfaro Of the girls.
Tho sophomore booth. which came
seN Wa "a bower Of purple and white
with white lilies, the 1920 class colors.
From his booth were sold flow ers. sta
emery and thrift stamps. And a
breath from the fair-lilIc spirit was
: md IN the wheel OF fortune, which
proved a great drawing card 20 the
drralnrous patrons helped on by the
ooth was Of double length and accord
~ 10 IN" High school geometry was
. pb'use angle The efficient Sopho-
uoroe demonstrated their ability in the
,'eycr arrangement OF their booth.
winch VAS most attractive. Irene
,"o'r.ch Louise Filield. Norton Plum
n"t AVID clifford Tabor as chairman
iVm"d committee whose labors are
WORTHY NJ praise
Tho Junior booth of green and white
r'S good sight to the eye. natures
""n color and 50 skilfully presented.
fin.h and other good drinks which
come from cut glass bowls served in
epinty cups by charming Mattresses
' went 20 the right spot" as the
''pf"ssion goes. John Redman was
'l' head one in charge of the Junior
.'oih and he was assisted by Theodore
h'ren'zen. Gertrude Austin. Horace
i7Traham and Hazen Hin. The 1919
"a 5 volorS are green and white
The class colors of the Seniors are
led and white aud with an eye for the
trend Of the times they added a touch
81 hue to the decorations. MAKING their
booth beauty in patriotic splendor.
There the light globes were covered
WITH rcd and white crepe paper: red
stars and other fancy arrangements
V"r" prominent and there the sedatc
Senior sold ice cream. All flavors. va
Mia. chocolate and strawberry" Cake
md ,altines were served with the ice
.ream. The flags Of three of the allies.
ne tnlted States. England and France.
Mere arranged in groups on three dis
met parts of the upper part OF the
Booth and their pleasing arrangement
auSed much favorable comment. Ice
'eam was sold about the audience
Harry Philbrick had charge of the 1918
tooth and his able assistants were Ell
en- MCDougall. Caroline Kennedy,
gertrude Best, Arnold Tyler and Cecil
loncS.
The Minstrel Show
me minstrel show went off with a snap.
wing and smoothness that would have
''ne creoit ana then some TO the old
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